Ongoing trouble with this.
It renames some files, not others.
Log shows:
Code:
Parameters:
[0]: F:\pathname\show name_20090218_20002100.mpg
[1]: {show}{[-]}{episode}
ERROR: Source file (parameter 0) does not exist.
Obviously with the proper path and show names.
My postprocessing.bat is thus:
Code:
cscript //nologo "C:\Program Files\VideoReDoPlus\vp.vbs" "%~dpn1.VPrj" "%~dpn1_Cleaned.mpg" /t1 /q
Rem RENAME the old .mpg file and rename the new one to the old name
move "%~dpn1.mpg" "%~dpn1_original.mpg"
move "%~dpn1_Cleaned.mpg" "%~dpn1.mpg"
DEL "%~dpn1.vprj"
DEL "%~dpn1.log"
DEL "%~dpn1.txt"
WizRenameRecording.exe "%~f1" "{show}{[-]}{episode}"
Comskip is run on the file thru gbpvr, creating the .vprj etc.
I just want it to rename things properly and consistently, or find something that does.
Not sure anymore if this is a new issue in 1.3.11 (i think it also happened in 1.3.7). This is the problem: the PC wakes up before the recording. the wakeup script will restart my USB tuners (because they have a tendency to not wake up properly). then if i test the signal on channel X with an app like WatchHDTV it's perfect. Same if i test it just after the recording is done. But when i look at the recorded video file it's full of skips - as much as to make it useless. This is not a constant issue. it could be days until it happens again or it could be every recording for a few days. My PC is in stand by for about a month before i do a reboot.
i use setting <BDAUsePsiParser>false</BDAUsePsiParser> in config.xml to avoid zero length files.
My TV is connected to the same antenna and sometimes i watch a program live at the same time it's being recorded (and it's fine on the TV but skipping on the recording)
I'm sure you are sick of the M402U questions - it is 2009 after all, but like a lot of people, I'm trying to piece together a system for GBPVR and the M402U is what I have on hand. Did you drop support for it in 1.3.11? I don't see it in the list of capture cards in the config. Thanks for a great product.
The audio has been missing from a few programs recorded (most are fine).
Varying the codec configuration doesnt seem to affect it.
Logs are attached.
I can post a snippet of the video file if it helps.
I've started using the command line utility "schedule.exe", calling it from Digiguide. I've had a look at the examples shown when you manually run schedule and the parameters shown are:
I am using an older version of GBPVR (I can upgraded if needed). My setup is one hauppauge 250 and one hauppauge 150. This has worked fine on this version for about a year.
Recently everytime my hauppauge 150 records it creates a 0 byte file. The hauppauge 250 records fine. I have restarted, re installed the filters.
Attached are the logs for gbpvr and filter check.
The latest failed recording was Local 6 First News.
I have deleted the capture device and reinstalled it in config.
I tried the tuning assistant picked my 150 and saw channels.
I've been trying out different muxes on my Leadtek DTV1000t and I think I've gone backwards. Previously SD recorded fine but HD was choppy and no good. I was running an old Cyberlink mux. Since then I updated the driver and played around with a heap of muxes, all to no avail. Now I've found I can't even get back to how it used to be. All recordings are choppy. Playback is fine, however. I'm running Windows XP.
So, DTV1000t users, what driver are you using and what mux do you use?
I'm using Vista and Vista Codecs, and have DVD Playback Video Decoder set to System Default (the only choice). When I play a DVD, there isn't a menu item selector displayed, so I can't cursor around the menu and know what is selected. Any idea how to fix this?
I missed a recording this evening, and I believe this is the first time this has ever happened, GBPVR runs rock solid for me. It doesn't appear that the system ever even attempted recording from what I can deduce from the logs (Attached) - maybe never even came awake. It was supposed to record "Lost" at 8 pm 2/18. Can anyone else tell what may have happened? I attempted another recording tonight on the same card and same channel, it worked just fine.
About half of our channels (Oklahoma City, USA) went ahead with the transition to digital TV yesterday. Because of this, I had to rescan my channels and remap them to the EPG (some channels changed frequencies to use the old analog frequencies that are no longer being used for analog). I have been using 3 digital tuners (Hauppauge 1600 and 1250, and a Kworld PCI 120 ATSC tuner).
When I rescan any of the tuners, it correctly finds all current stations, but when I begin mapping to the EPG channels, I have 3 or 4 copies of each channel name. It appears some versions of these channels are old as they will not correctly tune. It is difficult to sort through this long list and try to figure out which channels are the current channels and which are the old channels that no longer work.
The list under "channels found during scan" is correct. Is there a way to purge all old information (short of deleting and reinstalling my tuners...I'd rather not risk losing my programed shows) so that only these newly found channels from the current scan are listed in the drop-down boxes in the "Tuning Request" column?
