Can anyone tell me with the below hardware configuration and the current interface configuration. Should I be able to use the multi-record function with GBPVR 1.3.11?
I've attempted to use the feature, but when I try to schedule recordings that are on different channels that run at the same times, the systems tells me I need to cancel one of them.
Hardware Configuration:
1. IBM ThinkCentre SSF Intel Pentium 4 3Ghz
2. Windows XP Pro SP3
3. 1.5 gig ram
4. 270 gig drive
5. Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1600 Model# 74541 Rev.C5B6
6. Video Card: Visiontek Radeon 2400 Pro 256MB PCI
7. GB-PVR Version 1.3.11
8. LG LCD HDTV.
Current Audio Video configuration:
1. Charter digital subscription > Two-way spitter > Output 1 of splitter > Digital Cable Box > LG HDTV Cable interface.
2. Output 2 of splitter > Cable interface of Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1600 of the IBM computer > DVI to HDMI cable from Visiontek Radeon 2400 Pro > HDMI interface of LG HDTV.
3. In the GBPVR Misc2 Tab configuration screen, the below is seleted.
A. TS Mux.
B. Enable Multi-Record support.
4. In the GBPVR "Capture Sources" Tab screen, the below is selected.
A. Analog Recording Plugin.
A1. Capture Card Type: Hauppauge HVR-1600 (Analog).
B1. Source: Internal Tuner.
C1. Tuning: Cable.
Hi, I'm new to all this and am trying to get my PVR set up under WinXP Pro 32-bit. I'm getting rather frustrated and, before I go out and buy an MCE remote or use another blaster-type program, I thought that there may be something I'm missing and wanted to get your input.
My capture card is the Hauppauge WinTV 1800-MCE, which came with the IR receiver, blaster, and an MCE clone remote (RRS9002-86XXF).
I'm using the IR Server Suite, the 1.4.2 version, and irblast.exe is set under ".exe Channel Changer".
My STB is a Hughes (DirecTV) HIRD-E1.
I'm having trouble blasting commands to my STB to change the channels. They change in GBPVR just fine, but are not registering the output on the STB.
I have a HVR2250 installed. I had everything pretty much working. Both analog tuners and both digital tuners. But I had this one extra unnamed channel I couldn't get rid of. So finally I moved gbpvr.db3 and reloaded GBPVR. Then I reinstalled the analog capture sources. Now Update EPG from an analog capture source shows no analog channels. I looked at the log and discovered that it is skipping over the analog listing from Schedules Direct. I have one digital tuner installed first and the Update EPG works fine for that tuner. I have two listings configured in Schedules Direct. Any clues why update EPG would skip over the analog listing?
When installing the 1.3.11 version, I encountered an installation error as described in the title. I'm using a Korean version of Windows XP, which I suspect is the reason for the error. Any idea how to circumvent the error?
I've been giving vidimport a go these last couple of days to help find orphaned recordings. However I find that it seems to find all recordings rather than ignoring those already in the exports file. So an import creates masses of duplicates.
When I come to import the newly created file with gbpvr config then all the recordings are imported. Attached is my batch file, dump files and log.
The only slight oddity to me is the upped and lower case drive letter - I'm not sure what sub uses in his import routine to say what is a new file or not.
If I import and export to get a new recordings file from gbpvr and run vidimport again, it spots teh new entries as duplicates and no more are imported.
Does anyone use the XBOX 360 controller? I'd like to use just one gamepad for everything ... just curious if this is a possibility. Right now I'm using the Gravis Gamepad Pro.
Over the weekend I started evaluating software PVR options for an HTPC build and as such I am a first time gb-pvr user. I had gb-pvr 1.3.7 up and running fine on a winXP SP3 but ran into a problem with same version of gb-pvr on Windows Vista + SP1. I used the same hauppauge pvr150 capture card in both cases.
First up I installed gb-pvr 1.3.7 on an old unused desktop box (1GHz PIII with 1GB RAM) running WinXP SP3. After configuring an EPG for the PVR150 using the XMLTV plugin I was able to point it at downloaded copies of the EPG xml files downloaded from http://epg.pvr.geek.nz/epg/ and the gb-pvr TV Guide functioned as expected/
Later I moved the PVR150 to a newer desktop box running Vista Ultimate x86 with SP1. After installing the same version of gb-pvr (1.3.7) and with pretty much the same gb-pvr configuration (as far as what I entered via the config UI) selecting TV Guide failed to render and the following 'divide by zero' exception was logged in the PVRX2.exe.log
2009-01-18 22:00:13.387 VERBOSE [1] tv guide render took@1: 0.0009765625
2009-01-18 22:00:13.387 VERBOSE [1] tv guide render took@2: 0.0009765625
2009-01-18 22:00:13.387 VERBOSE [1] tv guide render took@3: 0.0009765625
2009-01-18 22:00:13.496 ERROR [1] Unexpected error: System.DivideByZeroException: Attempted to divide by zero.
at GBPVRX2.xb654004a5183e7df.GetRenderList()
at GBPVRX2.MenuTask.x9006c1ed9ccb79de.GetRenderList()
at GBPVRX2.x0061b801bdf12d35.xdb012c437aec4a40(Boolean xd23bf32f3b17e3be)
at GBPVRX2.xb979ad394703258e.xfb409e85bd292293(String[] xf18a926310372520)
I will attach a zipped copy of the logs and config.xml file. Can anyone help with this?
Please flame me all you want, 2 years ago I used gbpvr as my tivo/entertainment center, then they lost epg support and I have spent the last year or so looking for a replacement. I'm trying to setup gbpvr again with a ATI Theater pro 550 and an ATI 1300 pro x card on a microsoft xp platfrom and I cannot get picture. I started sober got drunker as the hours went by, but couldn't find it in the wiki, which is how I set it up before, so feel free to flame, please do flame me for being drunk, but if you could, could you point me to the right forum page with the right setup guide... this is drunken begging, please don't deny me.. . I hate myself already cause from what I remember it is set up right, but I can't get any pic... I'm a pathetic drunk, please help
