Hello,

Im living in New Zealand with a DVB-T Hauppage HVR 4000 and Ive finally come back to GBPVR to get rid of the blurry vision on our 1080i TV3 (successfully).

However I have no sound. I remember we solved it last time by using monogram and doing a funny thing with regsvr32. However someone from here (I think) talked me through how to make that happen but I cant find it. I just downloaded monogram again (ive reinstalled windows since I last tried).

So could someone explain how to make mongram work? And also to make regsvr32 work?

HVR 4000
9600 GT
AMD 3.2g dual core
2 gig RAM

Hi all,


My setup is Server2003 running GBPVR 1.3.7. with 1 mvp.

I've just received my new PCH A110, came in a lovely box
Just hooked it upto my network and have already had some problems.
I updated the firmware to the lastest version with no issues.

1) I then used the network browser to connect to my nas box.
Connects fine but it is very... slow. Infact when I play either music of video it comes to a grinding holt and I getting 'Buffering' this may take upto 2mins to get going. If I put the same file on a pen drive plays straight away.

2) Then thought I will have a go at getting gbpvr to work. I ran the dummies install. All appeared to be good.
Then started up the browser on PCH and tried to connect to my server.
The message I get is "No content found on server" I think this is a password problem.

Just to test a little more a downloaded the pch_script_samples to a pen drive. I tried to run these. I'm finding that I'm unable to get these linux scripts to run. I get the message " Request cannot be processed". I've played about with the scripts and it seems that I can't run the bash code.
Is there something on the PCH that lets me run the code?

Any help would be very greatfull. If anyone out there is using server 2003 please get incontact.

Thanks again

cidc

I was just wondering if there is any way to get the HD PVR to work with the newest version of gbpvr yet. I have just heard of people getting some things to work with different codecs.

Hi!

i have scheduled a recurring show, which shows up as "thursday, between 03:30-04:10". the next show actually starts at 03:50.

the db shows:
66|61872|1|4|Smallville|5|11|2009-01-08 03:30:00.0000000|2009-01-08 04:10:00.0000000|31|1|2|6|8|
67|61872|1|6|Smallville|0|11|2009-01-08 03:50:00.0000000|2009-01-08 04:35:00.0000000|31|1|2|6|0|

in the GBPVRRecordingService.exe-native.log, i see:
2009-01-06 15:39:35.296 VERBOSE Asking Windows to be awake for recording (oid: 66) at 2009-1-8 3:25:30 (UTC 2009-1-8 2:25:30)
2009-01-06 15:39:35.296 VERBOSE Asking Windows to be awake for recording (oid: 67) at 2009-1-8 3:45:30 (UTC 2009-1-8 2:45:30)

looks like it creates a wakup event for the earliest time of the recurring event AND the actual instance?

Does anyone have a recommendation for minimum specs to playback HD recordings? I put together a PC from parts laying around and it does a great job on SD but for HD programs the video is choppy. The audio is fine. It looks like I am balancing on that line. I am just wondering if someone can throw out some specs for a machine that is NOT a high end machine that works will with HD programs. I am wondering how much and which components I need to upgrade.

I don't have all the specs on my machine with me I will add them to this post later. Thanks!

I posted this in another thread but didn't have any luck getting answers/suggestions so I'm going to start a new thread to see if I can get anywhere with this issue:

I've been running GBPVR for a year without any major issues on my Win XP PC, so today I installed the latest build on my Win 2003 server in the hope that I could use it to schedule recordings (rather than leave my main PC running).

The entire install went flawlessly from start to finish - and it was only when I tried to run PVRX2 that I got the following message:

"Sorry, this system does not support the required VMR9 video render."

Having looked into this I can confirm I have DirectX 9 installed as well as the latest KLM codec pack. And I have tried changing the PVRX2.exe Video Render to overlay with the result that the PVRX2 window opens but nothing is displayed.

I have come to the conclusion that my graphics cad is sub par, which is logical since the card is onboard a mobo that is at least 5 years old. I'm hoping that I have a spare card in my junk box but in case I don't is there anything I can do to get PVRX2 to open so I can access the TV guide in order to set up recordings?

Many thanks,

Jeremy

Within the last few days I've been seeing a stuttering effect when watching live TV. Recrodings are fine.
Tried a reset on the MVP unit and restarted the GBPVR box. Same thing is happening.
Sorry for the broad description, but don't quite know how else to describe this other than stuttering.

Any ideas?

Have a screen position issue. I have had 1.3.7 up and running with the wired MVP model, for a while but from the first time I tested everything to now, whenever I am in the menu screens, the actual image displayed on the TV is both shifted over to the right by a couple inches and the top right hand clock banner is partially cutoff the screen. As soon as I tune to any type of channel or recording the picture appears on the TV as it normally would.
Also, when I am scrolling through recordings or down a vertical menu, the left side of the OSD will shift to the right half an inch or so and back every time I scroll to a different line.

I tried searching the forums but haven't come across a thread identifying this particular issue.

I saw this on shspvr.com.They put out new drivers on the 4th. also new irblaster drivers. If anyone wants to try them here is the link.
http://www.shspvr.com/smf/index.php?topic=11880.0

I have read the wiki on the subject.

I am using GBPVR Version 1.3.7.

My screen shot (enclosed) looks totally different!

Any help would be much appreciated.