Trying to add some net radio stations via shout cast. I go to classic mode, right-click and save target to net radio folder. I go in GB and try to play the station but it stays in buffering mode forever. I can go to shout cast and play from there just fine.

The default stations work just fine.

Trying to get kabc 790. Search for "kabc", it's the only station that appears. If anyone someone would be so kind as to try this out in their system and see if they get the same problem or it's just me.

I've uploaded a new version of mvpmcx2 that I hope fixes the problem initializing 50 Mhz HDMI. If you needed to change your PCH setting to 60 Mhz or have had to add a --frequency 60 to the command line to avoid a blank screen, I think you are now going to be okay. Definitely recommended in most PAL and DVB countries.

Please share your experiences, this has bugged me for a year now, and I hope I got it right.

Martin

I have installed the plugin and the LAME filter OK but when I click on DVB-T radio on the menu PVRX2 crashes.

I am running windows XP SP3 on an AMD Sempron 3800 system with 1Gbyte of RAM. The rest of GB-PVR works fine. Can anyone help?

Hello
Windows XP
Installed GBPVR.
Ran Config
Selected Tuner -no problem
Downloaded Guide -no problem
When mapping I get no channels found. I think I have tried every config and read every thread....driving me nuts!!!
Tried the QamManager with all settings to no avail.
Picked up all digitals/QAM in area when running Wintv versions 6.0 and 7.0


Thank You

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I'm not getting any audio for either live TV or recorded programs on my client. Because it's a client/server setup, I'm not certain where to start looking for the problem.

The clients are configured to use the file share method. When I play the .ts files on the client computer using WMP directly from the server share, the audio works fine.

Because it's a client/server setup, should I be looking at the client configuration to diagnose the problem, or the server?

More information, if it helps:
- GBPVR version (client and server): v1.3.11
- Server is running under 32-bit Windows Vista Home Premium in a hyper-v VM under 64-bit Server 2008
- TV Tuner is HDHomeRun
- Client is 64-bit Windows Vista Ultimate
- Logs from client are attached

Hello,

I have the watch now plugin installed and operating except for one problem. When I select a movie to watch it starts and plays but always behind gbpvr. That is, I can hear the sound but can't see the video as the gbpvr interface is always showing. I can close gbpvr and see the movie playing. Any thoughts? This occurs when I display using the primary and the secondary monitors.

Thanks

Wade

Research the forums, the web and haven't found a solution. Decided to post it here.
Basically my QAM channels shows perfect, but on the analog side I see they are more bright and have a vertical line moving across the tv over and over.
So I'm not sure is this is to interference or low signal, but this not happens when I connect the cable trought the STB or TV.
Any Ideas??

Ripped a dvd that has 2 channels (regular and commentary). On my pc in WMP it opens the default track, on GBPVR it opens the 2nd track. How do I select the firt track for playback?

I broke down and bought a different card because I need QAM support. I don't care about HD but I have to have QAM to get certain channels in my area - Comcast Seattle area. Anyway, I bought the HVR-1600 because it said it supported QAM and its listed on gbpvr. Come to find out is a 74551 LF card, which I have seen people say yes it does and no it doesn't support qam. Can anyone confirm this? I'm not having any luck with qam with either WinTV or gbpvr...

Thanks!