I need to replace the kids PC, so my idea is to give them my current GBPVR Server and replace with one of these two, but which would be best.
I would have to put a 3GHz CPU and 2GB ram in the Siemens box but think the cost difference between the two would be £10 or so.
I would transfer my exisitng hard drives so no extra cost there.
Question is which one would you recommend, The Siemens looks good and could be used under the TV but that isnt where it's going to live, so would I be paying extra for this feature or is the spec as good as the HP?
I have been devloping a BBC iPlayer plugin for personal use for a few months and I am interested in gauging whether other people would use it.
The plugin at the moment does the following:
- Allows searching of strings on the BBC IPlayer Website and retrieves the results
- You can select a show and download it from the iPlayer website
- Will take the resulting MP4 file and transcode it to mpg2 for use in GBPVR
- The recording will be added to the GBPVR database as a normal recording that can be played as normal
There are a few things that might put people off, recordings should be deleted after 30 days, as the plugin should not be used to avoid DRM.
The quality is OK but not as good as MPEG2 DVB due to the MP4's low bit rate.
Just getting a feel for whether there is enough interest to make a released plugin.
So, I transcoded a .ts file into a .avi file, and full of hope that the renamed file system would also work for XRecord, I moved the .ts file out of the directory, leaving the file with the same name but ending in .avi in its place.
Restarted pvrx2, and sure enough, XRecord doesn't have that episode anymore.
Blech.
So, how do I rename a file and have XRecord not delete it from Ready?
(And if you can, can you also comment on the CDKScheduler/Multi-Record TS-MUX awareness, if any? Will CDKScheduler do the right thing in the case of multi-record?
If I was watching channel 016, but switched to 305, and then wanted to jump back to 016, is there a command that will do that? (Should be just a 'last channel' feature.)
Posted this at the end of another thread and got no resopnses so I thaught I'd try here. I currently have a pvr-150 with the hauppage remote. I have found I can get my hands on an hvr-1600 for a really good price. This would give me 3 Tuners, I will hook up the digital tuner to my STB and the two analog tuners up directly to the cable. (This should work, I think) My question is, will I need a second IR blaster and remote to controll the HVR-1600 or can I just use the one I have with my PVR-150 to do the job for all 3 tuners?
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Hi
I have the below items for sale, in the UK (will ship anywhere on the planet), all for the Hauppauge MVP.
UK power supply for MVP
Base to hold the MVP on it side.
Smaller remote with battery
RJ45 network lead
UK SCART > SCART lead with left and right phono connectors.
