Hello!

I want to know the free diskspace is enough to record a show.
I have found an utility here, but this only get the free disk space and compares it with an value that i have give before.

It could be an value in the GBPVR setup. First you make an record, manualy of 1 minute (or 10 minuts) and you have the filesize (so you can manualy edit the value, i think it will be differrent between codecs)
With this, GBPVR callculate the filesize for the scheduled records.
If the free disk space is lower, GBPVR shows an popup, when you go to the recordings menue, or when you start GBPVR ?!

I think this is a good (and simple) idea ?!?

sub,

what's the chance to see the following improvements/development regarding recordings?

1. rather trivial: transcode button (either on the left side menue or more convenient as an option for each recording like play/resume/etc...)

2. group recordings: at the moment, shows are grouped under the show name, with more recordings, the resulting list gets long & bothersome. would be great to be able to bring some order in that list like the following (and reduce list length to 1/3rd or even less):

- children
[INDENT]- pocoyo
- disney micky mouse wonderhouse
- sesame street[/INDENT]
- cooking shows
[INDENT]- lanz kocht
- jamie oliver[/INDENT]
- documentary
[INDENT]- terra X
- BBC whatever[/INDENT]
- infotainment
[INDENT]- makeover shows
- house improvement shows[/INDENT]
- entertainment
[INDENT]- harald schmidt show
- who wants to be a millionaire
- american/german/whatever idol[/INDENT]
- movies
[INDENT]- indiana jones "trilogy"
- Star Wars
- Star Trek
- Million Dolar Hotel
- Snatch
- Fight Club[/INDENT]
- shows
[INDENT]- CSI NY
- crossing jordan
- desperate housewives[/INDENT]

main features needed: while scheduling a recording, ability to set a group (i.e. children/cooking shows/documentary/movies) with an behaviour like that: select group children => recording gets grouped like at the moment, but not directly under recordings, it gets in the group children. default behaviour: no group set, grouping like at the moment. icing on the cake: being able to change group & in that way move the recording around in the recordings tree

3. if you found 2. interesting, why not add one additional level (group/subgroup/show name group) & make it possible to add/delete groups via GUI

cu
K.S.

Hi all,

I had been using GBPVR on a XP machine with a PVR150 tuner and 3 MVPs for years with no problems. I just replaced my XP machine with a Vista Ultimate 64-bit PC. I need some guidance on getting GBPVR & MVP working under this new platform.

I'm confounded by all the acronyms as I search the forum.
Can anybody give me some short explanations for:
MVPMC ?
NMT ?
Dongle.bin ? (GBPVR's Config says dongle.bin not compatible w/ Vista. What does that mean - do I need a "dongle"?)

Any tips on how to get this all working?

What I've done so far:
- noticed that Vista 64 had native driver for PVR150 tuner card - is that ok?
- installed Hauppauge's MVP software (2/2007 release I believe).
- installed latest GBPVR software.

My MVPs are unable to contact the server. My Vista PC is set to use same IP address as old XP PC. Do I need to disable Vista's firewall or just add an exception to it?

I do not see MediaMVP processes running like I would under XP, even though I defined 2 MVPs in GBPVR's Config utility. Does it functuion differently in Vista? Maybe this is a "dongle" thing?

Utterly confused

TIA,
-Mike

I've looked through the documentation, and found a sentence on this subject that says:

"Otherwise, you would have to cancel a specific episode every day until the time has passed."

Is there really no way to cancel season recordings once they are set? It's driving me crazy having all these shows that I've decided I don't want on my list. Can I dig around in the config file and change a setting?

What's even worse is that I don't have a reliable set of listings here, so cancelling an episode does not usually register, because it usually lacks a subtitle.

I have a new installation with a Pinnacle 7010i (only using satellite section). I have got it working by selecting the similar BlackGold card since the 7010 is not in the list. I have selected the relevant Astra 2A etc sender.
The first couple of scans caused the app to crash part way through, but the last scan completed without incident. The problem is that it misses a vital channel (10773 H) from the scan list and thus doesn't see (for me) the most important BBC multiplex! This channel is definitely receiving 100% on my dish (since I get it fine in other apps) so I can only imagine that it is missing from the scan database for Astra in GBPVR. It seems to be the only missing multiplex.
Any other Freesat users to throw some more light on this?

This card doesn't appear in the config list. The similar BlackGold card does, and selecting this appears to enable the Pinnacle, so perhaps the work to add it to the list would be minimal?

Hi all,

I am setting up a media pc with 3 tuners (2 pinnacle HDTV PCI cards and 1 Hauppage WinTV 1250 PCIE card). The problem I am having is getting the tuners set up in GBPVR. I have been able to get GBPVR to scan channels on the Hauppage card, but when it scans the Pinnacle cards, it doesn't find any channels.

My system:
Asus M3N78-VM Mainboard, AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core 5600+ processor,
4GB memory (3GB reported), WinXP SP3, tuner cards as listed above, using Pinnacle TV Center Pro for Pinnacle cards (okay program) & GBPVR for Hauppage Card (seems to be better program but I have limited use at this time).

Any help would be great. Thanks!

Rob

I am not sure if my problem is a configuration issue, codec, hardware, or signal issue. I've looked up and down the forums, and used the fixes in the survival guide.
When (my wife) plays certain shows, they intermittantly jump into fast forward mode, or stop playing.

I just upgraded to a new system in Jan. for the ATSC conversion, and now it's intermittant.

After purchasing a better video card, ATI HD3450, I can playback with little CPU usage most shows. Even the shows which fault have low resource use. I've got a 2.5Ghz, 768MB RAM, and XP, and it worked excellent in the analog realm.

I've posted my log folder, maybe something can be decoded from it. I've also tried to playback the faulted recordings in WinTV, VLC, and WMPclassic, and all fail. I've tried all different playback codecs and none work when the fault occurs.

Maybe I could post a segment of the latest video to megaupload with the fault? Right now it's a 92 min 13.451GB TS file, which first faults at the 3:00 minute mark. I'm not sure how much to cutchunk to get a good sample, or how to parse this file and check it for (signal) errors.

Thank you.

Hi all,
I am having the weirdest problem! Today, I was watching a show using gbpvr. After the show was done I was deleted it and then GBPVR froze up. So I left it sit for a while, to which it exited out of the recordings screen and went to the main menu. Now if I try to go to either the recordings screen or tv guide I get two very different issues:

If I go to the recordings screen GBPVR draws the screen and then exits back to the main menu as fast as it draws it.

If I go to the tv guide I get an unhandled exception due to an invalid date string and the program then crashes.

This is really strange due to the fact that prior to watching and deleting this show it worked great! Since then I have tried to repair/uninstall/reinstall GBPVR with the same results. Any ideas?

dave

ps. The logs I have included are from after the uninstall and reinstall. I should have the logs from right after I deleted show but I would have to go and get them off of the machine.

Has anybody got comskip going for freeview HD New Zealand?

I have tried several times to no avail - it used to work fine for analog channels.

If it is possible - i will keep trying

Anybody know if it works?