i have a music library that is on a client of the gbpvr the server sees it fine and will play the library no problem. how ever the clients do not see the music.
my music is on a client and syncs to my ipod. i do not want to move the music to the server. all so all the computers in the house look to the network drive for music. the drive is shared but does not allow any one else to wright to it. i have problems with widows media moving files and then ituens cant find them. it gets a mess. any how i want the clients gbpvrs to see the music. should i just set up a maped drive on all the computer and set the music folder there?
all so looking for a plug in that will allow a play list and and random play and not move the files around at all. or convert them. i can alow it to wright to the drive if i have to for some time but dont want to leave it that way.
As the title of this thread says, I can't seem to cleanly install the driver for my new 1600 card. I used the Setup program that came with the card and did an Install Drivers. It says that the drivers were installed successfully and i need to reboot. I then rebooted. I then get a Found New Hardware device.
My problem is that the HW Manager can't find the drivers. I tried pointing it to various directories that have worked for other devices but still no luck.
Can anyone tell me which directory I shold have the HW Manager look at to find the drivers.
Should the following work? There are two UK DVB-T channels (301 & 302) that are accessed on a TV as 'red button' channels, but are available as normal channels. There is no Birtles/Radio Times EPG for them, but there is an over the air DVB-T EPG for them that covers a week. I thought I could add an extra 'source' pointing to an existing tuner and just have the two channels and DVB EPG and GBPVR would see them sharing a tuner and not get upset (a bit like two sources pointing to a PVR150 for both RF and Fixed Channel STB input). Although the normal and 301-302 sources work individually, if I try to record both, the first works and the second fails with low signal, presumably because the driver is not available. Is there a way to get this setup working or would I have to have a dedicated tuner for these two channels? thanks
Beside the MediaPC I have an old xbox running xbmc.
It would be great if the metadatagrabber could save an additional copy of the xml-file as .nfo as well (the content seems to be the same otherwise).
Then I can have the same info where the xbox is standing.
I have the latest SSE version of FFDShow installed, and I have selected the FFDshow filter under Live Preview Mode. Also, I have chosen "All Supported" in the codecs section in FFDShow VFW configuration.
The filter doesn't seem to be working. I can still see horizontal lines.
I'm interested in using this filter since the hardware does not deinterlace the RCA video input on the PVR150.
Are there any settings I need to adjust to get the best, or any, performance out of FFDShow?
(Alternative search terms to help Google: GBPVR won't schedule a season recording; GBPVR cannot schedule a season recording; how to fix season recording problem GBPVR GB-PVR)
I have about 8 DVB-T channels.
I can do season recordings on all but one channel (Cannot do season recordings on NBN Digital)
The events appear in recurring, but not pending; and in the TV guide view the item does not turn red.
No real idea why - best guess is that it could be because NBN uses [, @ and ] in program descriptions?
Any ideas? Have done a complete uninstall, erase, reinstall.
For those of you receiving OTA ATSC in So Cal, a new channel just went live. ThisTV is broadcasting on a sub-channel of KTLA-DT, virtual channel 5.2 (UHF 31).
Schedules Direct doesn't have listing for it on KTLADT2 yet, but a little quick research lead me to the Sacramento KQCA affiliate broadcasting ThisTV on their KQCADT2. This guide data will be correct, since there's only one ThisTV feed and it's in the same time zone. So I added a lineup for zip code 95814 on Schedules direct, and selected just KQCADT2.
In gb-pvr config I just updated my epg on both tuners to get the new channel into the list, temporarily edited my bda/atsc/all.ini to just include UHF 31 (so I wouldn't have to wait for a full channel scan), and quickly scanned and mapped in the new channel. Finally I assigned the new channel #6 (since nothing was using 6, and that puts it in my main channel group).
For those using MC2XML with the TitanTV service (-t), I didn't find a channel for ThisTV in either my zip or sacramento (they only had KQCADT1), so you'll have to look for another ThisTV affiliate in the pacific time zone, or switch to Schedules Direct (for ATSC, it really is better).
KTLA's web site still says they're in engineering testing on ThisTV with no firm launch date, but as of Thursday at 10pm or so it is live.
If you haven't heard about ThisTV yet, they show semi-modern classic films (Electra Glide in Blue was on when I noticed it was live, and now Midnight Cowboy is showing), padded with classic TV shows (I've noticed Patty Duke and Mister Ed in the guide so far), along with the mandatory E/I shows (Paddington Bear, Animal Crackers). It's all new stuff, even the E/I shows aren't the same as what the PBS affiliates show.
I've been searching this here and there and just can't quite get the answer, as the word metadata (at least on the net) seems ambiguous...
I'm finishing my Recordin Rename tool, and one of the last things I want to do is copy over the ADS meta data fro the recording... I could copy the meta data straight to the next file
For starters, It is NTFS, and the original file still has it's meta data, as viewed in the Video Library (after recording, the info is visible in Video Library)
