the sound on the client is left right backwords. i have checked the pan on the client via the audio control pannel. left is left and right is right. but any thing encoded and streamed to the client is wrong. any thoughts? i have a hvr-1600
is there a way for me to have access to the config on the server with out going to the server. so if the server is hooked up to my tv via the svid i could log in from the client and adjust the server configuration.
I have upgraded my Windows XP Pro HTPC with a Gigabyte motherboard that has AMD780G chipset. I also bought a Philips 47" 9603H LCD TV with HDMI connection. I also have a 29" VGA monitor next to the LCD TV.
I want to both surf and watch "WebTV" and watch TV recordings on the 47" screen without tearing.
If I clone the desktop screen and use VMR9 custom renderer I get terrrible tearing on the 47" screen.
If I expand the desktop and start GBPVR in VMR9 Custom on second monitor (47" screen) I get tearing in video.
If I expand the desktop and start GBPVR in VMR9 Fullscreen Exclusive on second monitor (47" screen) I get NO tearing in video, but then I cant watch WebTV.
Has anyone used an external graphics card (ATI 3450 or 4450) on a 780G motherboard and used VMR9 Custom or EVR with a dual monitor/graphic card setup with cloned desktop and gotten rid of the tearing?
I've just finished a clean install of GBPVR (along with fresh drivers etc.) after a catastrophic failure involving Windows Update (don't ask).
I am now missing a mux (Mux D broadcasting from Rowridge UK). Prior to my woes Mux D was picked up fine. In fact running ScanBDA it reckons I'm getting a strength = 4000 and quality = 100% so why would GBPVR miss it?
If I add a larger capacity HD to my HTPC, and point GBPVR to this new drive as my Recordings folder, will GBPVR look for my old recordings on the new drive, not find them and remove them from the DB? Or is the full path stored in the DB so I'll continue to have full access to the recordings through GBPVR?
Great plugin, searched and can't find if it is possible to save a recording session (as in save project). Be pretty handy for me and I imagine others as sometimes I don't finish cutting and polishing or after burning (perhaps few days, weeks), I want to change something about the recording. Also a dvd may become damaged and I'de rather not go through the work twice. Perhaps save the structure and edl's to a text file with the possibility to reload (open) it later. Please let me know if I am more braindead than normal and just overlooked something. Also keep up the great work, been playin for a while and haven't had a need to post, appologize for no intro or hello in the past, keep up the great work and the past answers got me through, bit painful chasing a working config. Let me know if I can help somehow, I barely know english and can't even copy code but if there is something I can do let me know.
I get 9-10 QAM channels with my HVR-1600 and a couple of channels in particular show some ugly artifacts. All of the affected channels are on frequency signals 89 or 90. Here is a picture of what it looks like:
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Does anyone know what this is called or what might be causing it?
Thanks,
leaded1
Hello--
I'm about to set up my first HTPC. I am planning to use XP Pro, BG-PVR, and a Hauppague 2200 card (which I have not received or installed yet.) I'm sure the 2200 comes with software above and beyond the necessary drivers. My question is -- does anyone have any advice as to what NOT to install from the Hauppauge install software? Past experience has taught me that sometimes the packaged sotware can interfere with apps such as GB-PVR. Also, any recommendations about anything else that needs to be downloaded/installed that's not mentioned in the wiki that they've found helpful or necessary?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
I got Freesat up and running at the weekend and watched the rugby in HD, I have a few interlacing bugs to iron out but appart from that it looks good.
The only real problem I have is that so far any attempt to record it results in no file being created, not even a 0kb one, it does create the folder though.
I get this in the recording service log:
Code:
2009-03-16 21:50:30.265 ERROR [5] Error starting recording: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Length cannot be less than zero.
I'm using the TS mux, CoreAVC, system default AAC and the other audio one (I know I'n naughty I should explicitley specify one!!)
As far as I know other people have this working with almost the same settings....help