I'm trying too use a hvr4000 (which works fine) and a hvr1700 (which doesn't) for DVB-T.
The problem seems to be that the 'newer' hvr1700 doesn't have a BDA driver. The only program that finds it is Powercinema, and it works fine with this program.
I'm sure GB-PVR only finds the analog tuner...
These cards are being advertised as working with GB-PVR and are common for sale in New Zealand, has anyone got DVB-T working with one?Should find an 81xx
12:25:37.590 INFO Checking AM_KSCATEGORY_TVTUNER filters
12:25:37.590 INFO found: Hauppauge WinTV 885 Tuner
12:25:37.606 INFO - (output) Analog Video
12:25:37.606 INFO - (output) Analog Audio
12:25:37.606 INFO
12:25:37.606 INFO found: Hauppauge WinTV 88x Tuner
12:25:37.606 INFO - (output) Analog Video
12:25:37.606 INFO - (output) Analog Audio
I've recently done quite a bit of work (some still in progress) to make the DVB-T Radio 'engine' generic DVB rather than DVB-T specific.
In theory I'm getting to a point where I can also support DVB-S radio although this is very much unknown territory for me as I don't have a setup I can test it on myself.
For DVB-S only users, I'd hope support could be fairly simple although in a system with both DVB-T and DVB-S cards, it's likely to be a different can of worms (range of channels available, selecting right source for specific channel etc) and will need more work.
What Video renderer do you use with XP?
Do you surf the Internet, watch YouTube etc from your HTPC and FlatScreen?
What is your priority? Good video picture quality or possibility to surf the Internet?
Do you use VMR9 Custom or have ou downloaded .Net 3.5 to use EVR
or do you skip opening a web page and are using FullScreen Exclusive?
Got a mate having problems with their Nova T 500 cards here in Wellington. Getting no signal strength. There anything I can do do figure out if it's card or aerial?
I'm going to add a USB Tuner to a lappy try it at home and then take it to their house. But are there any signal strength utilities?
I have a Nebula Electronics DVB-T cars and have just downloaded GB-PVR.
First things first, I have some DBA (or something similar) drivers for the card, what do I do with them? At the moment the setup cannot find my PCI cars so I am guessing that has something to do with those drivers?
Viewing Analog only.
New install of 1.3.7 on Vista Home Premium with Hauppauge 1600 - WinTV works fine.
GBPVR doesnt provide useable video, either in Live TV or Recorded, just colorful "snow".
Have tried all (I think) Playback settings to no avail.
In one instance (with one channel) I got an almost viewable (badly torn) image.
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Windows 7 will introduce Direct2D, a sort of accelerated 2D replacement for GDI used for drawing 2D graphics, lines, splines, etc. It runs on top of Direct3D 10 and requires WDDM 1.1 drivers. This has been long awaited, and future applications should see snappier windows performance in standard applications, not just 3D apps.
I am completely out of my element here, but I seem to remember GBPVR is based on GDI.
If so will this impact GBPVR?
Quote:Don't you hate it when a media application uses the video overlay function of your video card in Vista, and there's this annoying screen flash as you lose the Aero glass interface? Then there's another flash as Aero is restored when you shut the program down. With Windows 7 and WDDM 1.1 drivers, that shouldn't happen anymore.
i just rebuilt my htpc AGAIN beacuse i was having issues with recordings not being reliable etc putting this down to windows xp SP3 - now im getting the message that VMR9 isnt available on my machine - what strange is im using the same video drivers and what not that i have always used so thought i would check with others to what they have done to get vmr9 working...oh one difference was that i built the machine with a windows xp SP1 disk and installed SP2 on top - instead of straight to SP3
Hi All,
I've been confused for some time now and I think I finally need some help. I'm not sure if these problems are related and I've searched and searched and can't seem to find the answer so here goes....
My setup
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GB-PVR 1.3.7 (setup to use TS Mux with multi-recording enabled)
Windows media center 2005
HD-PVR 1600 using both ATSC and Analog
My Concerns
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When I open GB-PVR Mux Checker, no mux is displayed. If I setup a recording in TV Listings, it records and plays back just fine but it will only let me do one recording at a time. Playback seems to work fine in both SD and HD. I setup the option to convert TS to MPEG but that seems to fail. I checked out Direct Show Filter Manager and Filmerit and they seem to find multiple muxers and I re-registered a few to no change in problems. What else should I check/do?
Also, Are these problems even related? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- now im getting the message that VMR9 isnt available on my machine - what strange is im using the same video drivers and what not that i have always used so thought i would check with others to what they have done to get vmr9 working...oh one difference was that i built the machine with a windows xp SP1 disk and installed SP2 on top - instead of straight to SP3