I've been happily using gb-pvr and recently moved house.
Aerial points to a different transmitter, and now I can't get any channels.
The transmitter list in the config I think does not list the new one but surely it would just scan the frequency and find stuff.
I've not changed anything else - just unplugged and moved. The signal here is ok - the digibox works fine and i've stuck a booster on just in case but nothing at all.
Any ideas how to retune to a new transmitter would be great as I thought it was just a case of rescan.
Yesterday finally I was able to enjoy GBPVR to its full extent since having problem with my audio and codecs configuration. Using an HVR-1600.
Just having to main issues:
1- If watching an Analog channel and tune to a HD channel or Viceversa, specially a 720p or 1080i the screen goes black . I have to hit escape then live TV. I guess someone will say is the is the video decoder, but I have tried with almost all of them and same thing happens. Using Cyberlink PDVD8.
2- On some HD channels I get some video freeze and some overlapping frames. I guessed this is because the video signal is not perfect and it's something happening on my side, However looking at my motorola stb box, this not happens. Is my opinion they use some kind of buffer to receive all the frames and stream it to the TV, so they are always behind seconds of the original transmission. Maybe this is something SUB can comment about.
I'm running WinXP, SP3 and PVRX2, v 1.3.11 and using Hauppauge HVR-1950.
A few days ago, my EPG download, using Yapi2xml failed after many attempts on several days. It appears to download data, but when I look at TV Guide, all channels and time blocks say "No show details". This makes it rather useless.
It has been working nicely up until now. I realize that there is no longer any support for Yapi2xml, but I wonder if any users have seen a similar problem and can advise. The only thing I have done which may have caused this is the install and uninstall of Ulead DVD Moviefactory, V 5.78. I am not sure whether this was simply a coincidence, or a cause/effect issue.
So I've been playing with this for about 5 hours now and I think I've made as far as I can by myself.
I'm running Windows Server 2008 64bit with a Hauppauge 2250 card using Schedules Direct for my EPG. At first WinTV wouldn't load load complaining it couldn't find the card. GBPVR, on the other hand, would show the card listed when I checked the "Only show devices..." box. When exiting the config, it would complain about not having a multiplexer.
So here's what I've done:
- Enabled the Desktop Experience feature in Windows Server 2008
- Copied & registered .ax files from Vista to C:\Windows\SYSWOW64
Two would not register: kstvtune.ax & ksxbar.ax. The others registered OK.
This enabled the WinTV to start up, but it doesn't seem to want to scan channels. It also seemed to stop the multiplexer message. GBPVR doesn't do much except blink at me when I hit Live TV. TV Guide turns the screen black until I move the mouse. I've tried analog and digital without any luck.
I've attached some logs. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Apologies, as I'm fairly new to all this, but I've had GBPVR running on a desktop PC for a little while now, and everything was going smoothly until I decided to tinker a bit too much. I had installed a few plugins (most notably "TV Listings"), and after giving up on those ideas, I can't seem to get my configuration back how I would like.
I seem to recall that I previously could click with the mouse on a red "record" button that appeared on the screen during Live TV. Now that button seems to have disappeared. I still have all of the ch+/ch-/ffwd/rew/skip/exit type of buttons, but no record button. I am not using the Live Preview mode for live TV.
Also, hitting CTRL-K and then selecting "Record" acts very peculiar. Maybe I misunderstand what this is supposed to do, but it is really just buffering Live TV, even after I close PVRX2. The file is created in the Live TV Buffer Directory, and none of the post-processing stuff happens to it, although the Recording Status indicator claims that it is indeed recording the program.
I'm not totally without recording, because I can still record programs by going to TV Guide and selecting the program and then selecting either "Quick Rec" or "Record". But that seems to be the only way I can record anything. Any help?
I don't really think I can put it any nicer. I have recently started checking them out because I will probably end up using XBMC as a client for GBPVR. The server will record, and upstairs I'll use XBMC. I mainly interested in all the CBS, NBC, YouTube type plugins and the eye candy (the wife got a look at the eye candy and doesn't want to go back).
Anyhow, I figured it being such a huge member board I would get some decent interaction going.. WRONG :mad:
They pretty much ignored any question I had - at least I didn't get berrated and yelled at. In reading through all the old and current posts, they are a bit Nazi and really go to town on the "N00bz." Not cool really. Plus Windows seems to be the red headed stepchild.
Anyhow, just wondering if anyone has noticed this that has dabbled over there.
"There's no place like forums.gbpvr.com!" I mean that, you guys are probably the best forum of any kind.