Is there some way to force decoder/filter pins to connect in graph edit?
I have a TS recording from my STB box which I can play back flawlessly on 2 pcs using a very simple graph but in my HTPC I can not connect the pins from my Nvidia decoder to the video render filter. The default graph my HTPC builds is convoluted, uses an old Nero decoder, and stutters like heck.
Ohh crappp, I meant to post this in the support forum - been one of those days... can a moderator or someone please move this post ; thanks :o
I've just had occasion to build a complete new Vista GBPVR server. I used the NMTinstall to build everything, including installing GBPVR, skins and PCH stuff (all boxes ticked). I don't think I missed anything, but whilst I got the latest mcpmcx2 and pvrx2, I seem to have an old GBPVRrecordingservice - dated 12/1/2009.
I only noticed because live tv stopped behaving properly when I paused, RW or FastForwarded and had also regained a tendancy to skip back to the start of a live tv session.
Edit.
Sorry just realised this was probably not the most appropriate thread to post to. I has however been the one that motivated me to rebuild!
I have just taken a look at CS version4 and I must say some great work has been done to improve the user interfaces as well as the general feel and polish.
Thank you to all involved.
When I schedule a recording and put PC into standby, GBPVR wont wake the PC to record it. I have tried it with PVRX2 and GBPVR tray running, it makes no difference. I assume it is the GBPVRRecordingService.exe that wakes the PC? This service is running fine as recordings are fine (as long as PC is on!)
WinTV wakes my PC fine, so do scheduled tasks in task scheduler. So it is not as if my PC is a particularily heavy sleeper :-)
I do have a question though, is there a procedure to setup the NMT to use a un/pw to access the GB-PVR box? I'm a bit of a paranoid and have always disabled the Guest Account and Simple File Sharing in XP, and would be interested in a way to do this again while maintaining the functionality of the NMT.
I just manually added a digital HD channel that wasn't being found on full scan (though my HDTV finds it no problem), and I can watch it live but recording from this channel fail.
Here's my setup:
GBPVR v1.3.7
Hauppauge HVR 1800-MCE
WinXP SP3
I added the channel based on the digital channel number from SiliconDust's website:
I then grabbed a Full TS stream and used TS Reader Lite to get the appropriate program #, Video, Audio, PMT & PCR numbers. My tuning entry is as follows (I made up the N component based on the structure used by other channels - could this be the critical part? Seemed unlikely ...):
I can load up PVR and watch this channel in all it's HD glory, but when I try to record back in TS Mux mode, the size stays at zero and the recording fails. Recording in Full TS is fine, and I'm able to watch in full HD using VLC by switching to program # 8. I tried re-registering the filters after seeing this suggestion elsewhere in the forums, but to no avail.
Attached are the zipped logs - I restarted the recording service, tried to record off of this channel (93-8) [it seemed to try twice, as I had two files with 0 bytes, the second labeled '-1']. I then recorded successfully off another channel in the same freq (93-10). All of that should be in the attached logs.
I have a Hauppauge HVR-1250 that recorded an OTA ATSC show. The recording doesn't play back in GBPVR, just gives me a blank screen. The file does play in Windows Media Player. The default application for .DVR-MS files on my Vista system was Windows Media Center. I changed the default program to Windows Media Player, and this caused GBPVR to crash.