channels from my cox cable without the set top box. i like to record one channel while watching another using my popcorn nmt as the player and my pc as the source for storage.
Hi all.
I read the installer for GB-PVR for popcorn A110 nmt and had few questions.
Does the 5 files (telnet, script, etc) need to be at a pc hard drive or PCH internal hard disk. Reason I ask, i followed all steps, put in the ip address of my computer into telnet file and when i click on the installer from popcorn, it says , can not mkdir
Is it trying to install Telnet on PCH? If so, can I install any telnet on PCH like Lundman?
Has anyone managed to get the computer power on function working for scheduled recordings?
My compro DVB T300 will power up automatically when using the Compro DTV scheduled recording but I cannot see how to get this feature working with GBPVR. GBPVR will wake the computer if the power is on but will not start the machine.
I am using IR server to send IR commands to 2 STB's. The only IR commands that will work are the ones that I name 0.IR, 1.IR, etc. If I name them 1F.IR, it will not work.
I even tried running this from the command line, and whenever I execute the IRBlast.exe file, it says that "0.IR" cannot be found. So, it only seems to look at IR Commands with that exact naming convetion. Any suggestions on how I can fix this?
I am trying to learn 2 different IR commands for each number (1 for each STB).
I'm using XMLTV GUI to download epg data early every morning. I find that when I've left uTorrent running overnight XMLTV doesn't seem to connect well to the radio times website, and I often get only partial epg data.
What I would like to do is write a batch file that would do the following:
Check if uTorrent is running
If it is, stop it.
Grab epg data.
If uTorrent was running, restart it.
I'm not sure if this is even possible, let alone how to do it.
Any ideas?
I have two accounts under XP, one for the Media Center, and one for configuration the media center via remote desktop. This is because I've set my HTPC to automatically boot up and login to that particular account upon powering on and automatically running GB-PVR. This makes it easy for my mom and sister to understand how to work my HTPC.
I installed GB-PVR and MovieWiz under the Media Center account.
I can't seem to be able to add new movies or change the database at all using the other account I use for configuration through remote desktop.
It crashes and tells me I get IOFileNotFoundException because apparently the database is read only. How can I set it so that the database is NOT read only?
I manually checked MovieWiz.db3 and Windows Explorer says it's not read only.
I just got a BlackBerry Curve today. Since I got EWA working from the internet, I thought I'd give it a shot. I enabled all JavaScripting and HTML settings. The page comes up fine and I attempt to log on. When I click Log On, I get:
Code:
JavaScript: An error occurred while executing a script.
Is there a work around or setting that I need to change?