I'm using 1.3.7 and I'm getting this error. I have the recorder set up on a Vista64 box, that works fine, live TV works. Then I installed 1.3.7 on an XP SP3 laptop, and i get the AccessViolationException whenever I try to use Live TV, or any music/video. I have disabled the firewall on both machines, and UAC is disabled on the Vista machine
I tried the KB article listed in the survival guide link, but since I have the .NET 3.5 framework installed, the KB article doesn't even try to install, nor is it applicable. The versions it tries to install are less then the ones I already have installed in the GAC.
I'm not even sure where to start looking yet, but figured I'd throw it out to see if anyone else has seen it.
Probably more logs then you need, but its a complete set.
I've been "playing" trying to set up multiple tuners. In the process I lost my TV guide. All the channels are displayed but the comment "No show details" is the only description.
The xml file is still in the right directory. The tuners all point to that directory and my scheduled programs are still in the pending recordings list.
My xml file is from yapi2xml and it was downloaded Nov 24 so it is still good until next Sun or Mon.
Is there anything I can do to get it to display again in TV Guide.
So we could change things and save them without having to exit and re-enter config. Expecially when mapping digital channels, which at least on my system tends to lock up more than not, thereby losing all my settings I had made before the lockup.
I have some channels that will pop up the message "This channel is currently encrypted" and show signal and strength bars of 0. Immediately after that pops up, it displays the video correctly and audio plays. Is there a setting that will disable encryption detection or delay it?
GBPVR is reasonably stable for me after having it installed for several months and figuring out the best codecs etc for my system. However, I have a niggling problem or two with audio.
After GBPVR has been running for an hour or two, the OSD for the volume level dissapears. I can still adjust the volume from my MCE remote, but the OSD (just for the volume) will never come back unless I exit out of GBPVR and restart it.
I could live with that problem, but I have another problem that is a bit more annoying. After several hours of running GBPVR, audio will die completely. This happens at least once a day and can even happen overnight when GBPVR is backed out to the main menu. Again, the fix is to exit out of GBPVR and restart it.
I run XP SP3 and am using a TwinHan AD-SE200 (DVB-S). Anyone else seeing these problems?
I'm very new to GBPVR and PCH. As an experiment I have ripped a DVD as ISO as well as MKV (AAC & x264). I've configured the GBPVR to look at the directory where the MKV file exists but I can't play it from the DVD library in GBPVR.
A search of the forums gives me the following:
Quote:...Because DVD can't be streamed via the normal GBPVRRecording Service you need to map a network drive from your PCH to a shared folder that contains the source "DVD". It can be tricky because special characters need to to be marked with a back slash (\). I will explain by way of example.
Let's say you have a folder called "D:\My DVD Collection" that you want to play DVDs from using GB-PVR. First you make this a Windows share which I will name dvds because I'm lazy. To set it up add the following lines into script.cgi
That looks ugly but you only have to set it up once for each location. Notice that each \ is doubled and each space is also preceded by a \ Other characters that need special attention include [ ] { } ( ) " ' and & If you do use these characters it is probably best to test using telnet avoiding some of these characters is best.
Once you restart telnet.html, you can confirm that it worked via telnet using this command
ls mnt/D\:\\My\ DVD\ Collection/
If it worked you you should see the files root of your collection. You can specify any username and password too the files do not have to be in a guest account.
Martin
Is this inforformation still correct as the post date is some time ago? Does this mean DVDs appear outside of GBPVR or can I still view them via the GBPVR DVD library?
I am looking for a DVB-C device, preferrably USB or PCI-Express. The cable provider doesnt use any encryption so far. I am having trouble finding one for my needs.
I have looked at Hauppauge's site but they have devices for DVB-T mostly and I couldnt find any in USB. I have also looked at FloppyDTV but it has some strange claims on its website like a single card will fit in a PCI or PCI-Express slot and that it will fit in a floppy bay. Very strange.
I am also very confused by all the DVB-x standards. Will a DVB-S device work in my case? How about a DVB-T? :confused:
I thought I'd move this to the wishlist area, in case sub reviews this area before releasing the next version.
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Sorry, neither version will allow you directly enter channel numbers that big (>999).
I'll see if I can support this in a future version.
Thanks for the reply. If it's easy to implement, it would help for this case (channel=PID) and when working with different groups of channels - by just adding a digit in front. Cable becomes 1000-1999. OTA 2000-2999, sats etc.
I'll suggest another feature you might want to add when working in this area of the code - When there's a request to jump direct to a nonexistent channel number, jump to the closest number that does exist or the next higher number. Currently it doesn't jump. I often want to jump to the 200 area or the 1000 area and have to remember some key channels that do exist (like 213 or 998) to get close to that area so that I can then scroll around. Some suppliers organize channels by subject (Sports, etc) and getting close would be helpful. Thanks for a great program!
