This is just for information, for anyone in the US with FiOS.
I had problems with QAM signal quality when my router was on the same 1->2 splitter as my 2250, it also caused random crashes while scanning. When I moved it to a different branch of the cable network (separated by probably 3 splitters now) everything worked fine.
Hopefully this will save someone the grief that I went through!
i have read a few other threads about this issue where the client will start live tv and stop it immediately but the response wsa that there had to be a FW in the way. in my case i can assure t his is not the problem.
i have 2 test XP machines side by side with clean installs and i can only get tv to the client in file share mode.
when in streaming mode the tv stream stops as soon as it starts. often not even long enough to get the OSD. sometimes i get the OSD but no picture - either way it is very fast.
i am using the latest GBPVR, .NET 3.5, all FW turned off. logs are attached, any help appreciated.
could this be related to the capture card that i have? its the Compro T300. note that the capture card only seems to find half of the channels available to my area but im assuming this is an unrelated issue.
Some recorded shows have a bad timeline, others don't, e.g. 1 hour show displays a timeline of 40 minutes. I believe I applied all Hauppauge patches, but could be wrong. I couldn't find anything with searches that would allow me to check.
Anyone try the latest HDHR beta yet? I see that when choosing the application, you no longer have 2 choices (ex. GBPR/WMC). No you choose the main app and the preview app.
Just curious if this latest firmware update is working with GBPVR ok.
After spending way to much time trying to get decent playback in GB-PVR. Does anyone have a sure-fire method on how to get good playback of .ts files (from UK DVB-T 'Freeview' source) with Windows XP (SP2) and an ATI HD4350.
After trying all codecs I can think of I've just cannot get good quality playback without one of or all of the problems in the thread title. I'm starting too think theyre maybe something other then codecs effecting this. Even VLC seems out of sync on the .ts files and even downloaded AVIs!
I have a Hauppauge HVR - 1600 card and would like my final output to be in Xvid format.
Is it possible to start the transcoding while the file is still recording?
Does anyone know of any plugin that can do this?
The reason I ask is I have a DVD player with USB host drive, but it cannot only support 2500 kbs files. An MPEG2 file at 2500 kbps looks like garbage, but the 2500 kbps Xvid file looks great! I would like to be able to record a show at 8:00 and watch it at 9:00 not have to wait until the transcode is done at around 10:00.
I just upgraded to the latest mvpmcx2 last week. I am little rusty on the GBPVR style of video navigation. It has been about a year since I got my PCH and shelved the MVP.
Is there anyway to resume on items in the video library? I have seen references to a "video library resume OSD". What is this and how do I access it?
have latest version 1.3.11 of gbpvr working with my hauppauge mvp. the mvp finds the gbpvr server and displays the gui great. i can see all my music albums with cover art, see lists of films, browse my pictures and even catch a local weather forecast.
however, if i play a MP3 i can't hear it, and if i play a movie, i can't hear or see it.
definately no a tv set up thing as i can kill gbpvr and run the hauppauge services and it works fine (all be it crap, there is sound and video).
so i've tried every codec in the list on my pc with no joy. do i need to get hold of specific codec, and if so where from/where do i place it?
I'm curious about GBPVR, having tried Mythtv and now using mediaPortal. I understand that part of it is proprietary. Unfortunately I have not been able to find out any information about who owns the rights or under what licence terms is the code offered. Perhaps I have just not looked in the right place. However, the license is quite important to know about. Can anyone explain or point me in the right direction?
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