My 45 button wintv remote opens VMC not GBPVR. Once I am in GBPVR it works everthing fine. But if I have nothing open and push the on button Vista Media Center opens.
So, I have analog connection to cable and 1 digital box. So, for now, only one card can have the digital channels (1-4xx) and the other has analog (2-70).
I set up Schedule Direct with the 2 lineups. But How do I get my different cards to use the right lineup?
I have test some times the scanning channels from GB-PVR and have read i think all treads with DVB-S2 and find out thats S2 work with the hauppauge Nova s2 but not with other S2 cards without plugins. I found some things i musst change in the Astra 19.2 ini file for the S2 flag but all i have done not work. The is every time no signal on S2 channels. Maybe someone can give me a hind for this problem.
Hi, yesterday, I go to guide and find the whole thing completely empty. I had a full week the night before as I was looking for stuff to record.
I checked my egp source, a full 2.7mb xml fil with data in it, tried update egp, both from config and from system menu. No go.
Upgraded GBPVR to 1.3.11 (bit of trouble as the firewall was on and that made the install sh*t itself!!)
Upgraded TVgrabber http://tvgrabber.heiigjen.com/ pulled down a new listing, checked xmlfile, relevant data there, updated egp in config.....No data in Guide. :-(
Have checked with TVgrabber, no reports of anyone else with the same problem.
Will post logs to night.
PS. Tried a manual record, It went into recording mode, unfortuanlty, no file was made. Strange
I have noted that some mpeg-ts file are actually joined streams with the PTS changing between "files" Would it be able to record streams as separate chunks if there is a signficant difference in PTS within the file? Often these chunks are full programs while the other pieces could be padding.
I have finished loading GBpvr and I hope all the needed files and configurations done correctly. But, When I click on PVRx2 to watch some TV nothing shows. It's as if the application is hung but I can click on x in the right hand corner and it will close. So I'm thinking that I've missed something.
Here are my details. Windows XP sp3 Pentium 4 2.20 ghz 512 mg. Gbpvr 10311. Microsoft .net 2.0. One other note. I used the tuningassistant and it fines the working channel. Oh! I forgot to say that I have Win-pvr-150 and Dish Network so I realy only need to tune in one channel. But I also have setup an epg plug in.
So what have I missed? I had this running on a different computer some time ago and only now have I had a chance to get it setup again.
I try to skip during a recording and the image freezes and will not play back. I think this might have started when I did the latest update on the software. I also changed the tv card at the same time. If I look at old recordings they look to be in MPG format, the new in DVR-ms. Other formats look to behave, but not the DVR_MS. Is this a codec problem maybe? any suggestions about a solution path? Thanks.
Posted by: pcrosley - 2009-02-17, 04:37 AM - Forum: Hardware
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Not finding any answers anywhere so let's get specific...
If you are using the HVR-2200 with an Analogue Cable setup (like say the Sky STB feeding the card) are you able to receive Prime (NZ channels like 316 or 319) equally well on BOTH tuners?
If yes, can you tell me anything about how you set the card up?
I took my card back and was able to swap it out (thanks, ComputerLounge!) but I still cannot get Prime on analogue tuner #2.
Version 10307, Hauppauge 1600, antenna connected to ATSC input, Vista Home Premium, AVG Free AntiVirus.
After switching to digital recently, I experienced video display problems which Sub correctly attributed to the decoder, so I switched to "System Default", and everything seemed to be OK.
However, any recordings made since then playback without accompanying audio.
Recordings made before that date (analog signals) still playback fine, and Live TV audio is OK too.
Any suggestoins?
EDIT:
I was unable to solve the problem from within Config.
BUT, I eliminated the problem by uninstalling GBPVR (via Windows), then installing the newest version - with only minor configuration.