The transcode in video library never finished transcoding a file. It deleted the original too. How do I get back the original file?

Hi...
Previously, GBPVR was working fine with my 1 x WinTV PVR350 + 1 x WinTV HVR1300.
But when I added in another HVR1300, GBPVR doesn't work properly anymore.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled all wintv drivers and software after adding in the new HVR1300.

1 x PVR350 + 2 x HVR1300
WinXP Pro SP3 + GBPVR 1.3.7

WinTV PVR350 still working fine.
But both the HVR1300, I couldn't get sound to work in analog channels during Live TV in GBPVR.

And this is what I get when I select HVR1300 in the TuningAssistant.
WinTV PVR350 works fine in the TuningAssistant.






(one more error here which is same as picture 1)



Please help me. Thank you!

Version 10307, Hauppauge 1600, antenna connected to ATSC input, Vista Home Premium, AVG Free AntiVirus.

GBPVR was fine until switching to digital.
Scanning discoveres all local channels (except 8.1) - every time.
Appropriate digital channel mapped to each EPG channel name.
Tuning requests look like: T:23,0,0~P:3~V:49~A:52~PMT:48~PCR:49~
Updated EPG
Recording servive appears to work, but provides a blank screen on playback.
Unable to watch live tv via GBPVR.

What did I do wrong?

Has anyone used the HEC 7K09 Micro ATX HTPC case?

I would like a client up on the living room tv. I thought about a Hauppauge MVP but some of the videos I have have AC3 audio encoded in them which from what I gather doesn't play well with the MVP, and I would like to be able to play DVD videos through the network on it too.

My son is upgrading his pc so we'll have a spare Asus M2NPV-VM motherboard, which is the same board I'm running in the main pc and it's running fine for everything I want to currently do.

Cost is an issue though, I want to build this client CHEAPLY!

For a case I use an Antec NSK-2480 on the main htpc and love it, it just does exactly what I want. The HEC case is a fair amount cheaper though, and it's a bit smaller case to boot. Size isn't a big issue, but a smaller case would be nice. I don't plan on adding anything to this, I'll just pull the videos off of the main htpc, so it'll just have a small hard drive and no tuner cards or anything (has onboard video and audio). It may be a bit louder than my current case but our entertainment center has a storage space with wood doors on it below the TV and I figure I could cut part of the back out for ventillation and then stick the htpc down there behind the wood doors so I think we could have a bit noisier case without issue.

The NSK isn't that cost prohibitive though so it wouldn't be a big issue if I had to use one of them again . . . I'm just trying to be cheap, but I don't want a major battle getting it put together and running so I thought I'd ask and see if anyone here as tried it.

The case is: hec 7K09 Micro ATX HTPC Case
The NewEgg item# is: N82E16811121027

Thanks!

Steve

So, I figured I'd use a coupon and try a digital converter box. I hooked it into the Composite RCA jacks on the PVR 150 card. I can view 1 channel (probably my antenna).

My question is, has anybody used an IR blaster to control one of these? Is it hard? Is it doable? Any tips? I use HIP.

(BTW, is HIP still one of the better options for remote control handling?)

Sub, any comments about this?
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=40843

The dump indicates that the system "probably does not support VMR9". It does, it was running 1.2.9 fine before an unrelated crash required reconstruction, and it has had the both the latest Asus driver and the latest ATI dist., 9.1

All the other rendering choices fail in the same way: PVXR2 exits before display. The desktop is unaltered.

XP/SP3, all Microsoft patches, 3gb ram, Asus M3A78-EMH-HDMI motherboard, 780G graphics, 700MB shared memory, Athlon 64x2, 2.8gHz, two Hauppage 1250 cards.

A line from the dump:
2009-02-14 18:58:29.875 ERROR [1] Shutting down due to error (probably no VMR9 support): System.TypeLoadException: Method 'PlayVideoFile' in type 'GBPVRX2.xdd215986d9a64c86' from assembly 'PVRX2, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' does not have an implementation.
at GBPVRX2.x0061b801bdf12d35.xdb012c437aec4a40(Boolean xd23bf32f3b17e3be)
at GBPVRX2.x0061b801bdf12d35.x808ec66125c110b7(Object xdf2e3583f942db7b, EventArgs xc4f45905cb1fc7ba)

I have followed all of the instructions. When I try to remap the digital channels to the epg data I get a .net framework crash with the option to continue or quit. Then it says that GBPVR was unable to start the BDA device I have configured. I'm about to pull my hair out.

Is it possible to get a Virgin Media Set Top Box (Samsung SMT-2110C) linked to a PC?
(instead of the TV)
There is RF out or scart from the set top box.

The PC's 2xDVI graphics card (NVidia GE Force 7900GS) has an S video socket - can that be used?

or will I need a separate PCI card?

I'm happy to use the Virgin Remote to change channels although would prefer using gbpvr!

I'm uploading a sample to rapid share, but hoping someone can help. I tried a script that mvallevand helped me with to get the nz freeview|hd files working on the popcorn hour, but could never get the sound synced up.

Basically I'm trying to change the sound of these files to h.264 video with ogg sound and store within a matrokosa container.

Have found with ogg, that sound works on the popcorn great. But I can't get the sound on the pc.

I've installed the ogg codec (from http://www.xiph.org/dshow/) , and have the haali media splitter installed, but when i render with graphedit it doesn't connect up the sound. I'm wondering if I've installed the incorrect thing.

Can someone advise something that will get this working on their pc, with either gb or wmp, and not vlc, and I'd prefer not to install ffdshow.

I just downloaded and installed the weather plugin (PVRX2 version)

When I selest [North America],[United States],[Tennessee] - the 'city' screen is blank. Can I configure it manually for Memphis, TN?