I seem to be getting poor quality when viewing Live TV. I'm running a cox to a Haup PVR150 and then DVI to HDMI to my 50" LCD. If I view an avi,divx,h264,etc video it comes out great but in Live TV it's grainy and the picture seems to be shrunk a bit. I was watching the NBA game last night and the pic was shrunk and bars were placed on the sides. Not the case when I watched it with the stb hooked up directly to the TV.
Hello, I am moving to a different cable provider. I know i will need to edit my schedule direct account information for the tv listings. My problem is how do i keep all my scheduled recordings intact? Will i need to print out my recordings list and manually reset the recordings or is there a way to do this automatically?
Is it possible to run gbpvr through an xbox 360, like you can manage the microsoft media center? I have searched for a definitive answer but can't find one. I'm guessing the answer is probably no...
Installs ok, config is ok. I am on silverlight and it is selected in the plugin settings. I have checked WMP is set to download usage rights. I can stream a movie in IE. I don't know what else to do?
When in GB-PVR (pvrx2) and I click on the watch now plugin, I get a .Net error and that it can't find the watchnow.serializer or something. I have zipped and attached my logs.
I am pretty good with GB-PVR... but I need help on this one.
I use a 5 button wireless mouse exclusively to control my HTPC running GB-PVR, instead of a remote control. The rig works great. A problem that I've recently come across however is that I can't seem to navigate the DVD menus with the mouse. It requires me to use a keyboard. Is there any way to allow the mouse to navigate the DVD menus?
I am having a terrible problem on ONE remote computer getting videos to play through the web interface and Videolan VLC. On my other remove computers, it works fine. The web interface comes up, I select the video to play, it loads an M3U file [with "open with"]. If I just hit "enter," it loads VLC but I get an error message saying "Unable to Open. http:\SERVER/gbpvr/public/download.aspi? rid=_wECuhE"& path--wFI&mode=1" or something like that - hard to transcribe.
I get the same error if I try to open the M3U file directly with VLC.EXE.
I've been playing with this for several hours (trying to change the Tools/Options/Applications/M3U settings in firefox, and trying to change or delete the Folder Options/File Type/M3U in windows, but I can't seem to get it to work. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling VLC a couple of times. I'm pulling what little hair I have left out. I'd be grateful for some help.
I should say if I run the MPG file directly in VLC, it plays fine. So I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the M3U file getting interpreted properly.
Thank you all (and I apologize if there are instructions somewhere on her for fixing this - I couldn't find them).
The bit in red... that text element includes the Title and the Subtitle of the show. What I'm looking for is the title alone and the subtitle alone. I tried the obvious such as @showTitle and @showSubtitle to no avail.
So, a) is what I want available, and b) more generally is there a list somewhere of those various @ elements?
hi,
when GBPVR captures teletext subtitles to the .srt file, it seems to have an encoding problem: eg german umlauts are encoded wrong:
Code:
Meine Bekannte
ist ohnm{chtig (correct: ohnmächtig) geworden.
when watching liveTV this is displayed correctly, but watching the recording displays it (from the srt file) like above.
is there a way to change the encoding how GBPVR saves the srt's?