The My Programs plugin on the wiki has a nice list of emulators and their required config.

Does anyone use, or know of, any others? I'm really after their configuration rather then links to emulator websites.

I just get a black screen (blank) when I click on some show from the TV guide listings - it shows the show info and a couple of buttons, as if it thinks the show is playing in the background - but it is just a black screen. I thought it was just because my EPG data was all messed up, but I am getting good data now, or at least intelligible data.

Any comments?

I installed all the patches in the 1.3.11 survivor guide and I have downloaded my epg via Schedulesdirect.com (7-day trial) and when I try to map the channels to the epg, it seems to go all the way to the end of the scan and then gives the following error. I've attached the config logs as well.

Event Type: Error
Event Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting
Event Category: None
Event ID: 1000
Date: 3/31/2009
Time: 4:08:29 PM
User: N/A
Computer: PVR
Description:
Faulting application config.exe, version 1.0.3299.13249, stamp 00000033, faulting module psiparser.ax, version 0.1.0.0, stamp 49ab5f11, debug? 0, fault address 0x0000c350.

Hi, I like to add a new frequency satellite system (ie, 13o East) to GBPVR for the S350 DVB-S card, but I don't know how to. Could you direct me pls? thx you

Everyone has their preference for their PC screen resolution, but on what resolution was GBPVR designed to be displayed (for fonts, etc.)?

Now that I have GBPVR running, and I stumbled on a 15-pin M-M cable in my cable stash, I am considering going from composite video out to monitor out from my HTPC to my 46" LCD TV. What resolution is recommended?

I had everything working fine but had to re-install Windows XP.

I could not remember which decoder I had installed but the video did not look great so I installed Nvidia Purevideo (it still does not look as good as before).

Anyway, I have an audio problem (either using "system default" or the nvidia for audio decoder). The audio works fine in live, it even works fine if I start a recording and then start to play back while it is still recording (from pending que), but after it is stopped (cancel from pending), the audio is very low volume and has a weird, high frequency "stringing" type of sound. (Hard to describe).
Live sounds fine. Pause live and watch playback works fine. Only after a recording and trying to play that messes up.

Also, if I play the recorded .mpg in WMP11, it has the same audio issue.

I am running PVR-150 and latest GBPVR. Sound via SB Live Value card.

Ideas?

Thanks.

I have all recordings postprocessed by ccextractor to generate .srt
files. When GBPVR is playing back the QAM 1080i ts recording, the
subtitles in .srt are displayed about 1 min too late. Note that this is
not exactly a problem of the .srt file, as the same recording and .srt
played perfectly in MPC.

I looked into .srt file and checked the timings. They all appeared to be
right. I removed a few <font> tag in the beginning of the file and the
delay in GBPVR seems to be reduced. This led me to wonder if the
unrecognized tags such as <font><i></i> might be the problem.

And I only have the problem with .ts, not the mpeg from the old
PVR150.

I searched the wiki and this forum but could not found an answer.

Tried to get this plugin up and running.

Installed the latest version and the patch, then got this error when trying to download a movie.

"There was an error while downloading. No download streams available."

Anyone know what is up?

If I change the playback settings on my client will that change anything back on my server? I wasn't sure if what I was looking at in my client config was local or not.

Just bought this, and can not seem to find it in the list of capture source with in gbpvr, does anyone know how I can get this working? many thanks