I've setup GB-PVR on an XP (SP2) machine, it's working fine, the channels from a Cinergy 1200 DVB-S are scanned, tuning and recording works, the EPG is working everything looks good.
I've installed the same version of GB-PVR on another machine (XP SP2) and am trying to get it set up as a client.
On the server machine I've setup the GBPVR dir and another directory for sharing the live TV/recordings. On the client machine I've configured it as a client and pointed it at the server (ip address and shares)
Here's what's working on the client (File Sharing Mode):
I can see the EPG
I can record a program
I can playback a recording
What isn't working is Live TV or selecting a program from the TV Guide.
The server seems to start the recording OK but the client screen remains black and hangs. GB-PVR then needs to be stopped.
If I change it to streaming mode I can still see the EPG but even the ability to watch recorded programs is gone.
In both cases (stream and file) when I choose a live TV program in the EPG and select watch the GBR Tray icon turns green and the status box shows "Live TV" and the prorgram name .dvr-ms
When I stop the client, the server recording stops and a dvr-ms file of the program that I was trying to watch live is left behind in the Live TV Buffer dir. if I then copy the .dvr-ms file from the buffer Dir over the network to my client machine I can play it fine by selecting it in Video Library, so it doesn't look like a codec problem on the client machine?
I've attached a log from both the client and server where the client is trying to connect and play live TV - any ideas? anything obvious I've missed?
This is an update of my GBPVRTray replacement, Slimm GB-PVR.
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Ensure you have installed .NET Framework 2.0. It can probably be installed by accessing your Windows Update or you can follow this download link: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Redistributable
For all details regarding current version, please see documentation which is installed alongside the utility and is available in the GBPVR start menu group.
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Hi Sub, with the demise of GBPVR (vs PVRX2) can you invisage a time in the future where the old UI can't be used as a client?
I assume this would only happen due to some radical change to the DB or recording service - but if so would you consider legacy support?
ePSXe 1.70 has been released after nearly 5 years since 1.60 so far it seems buggy as I have all the lod plugins and the developers forgot to include zlib1.dll that is required :-(
I will let you know if it still works on GameZone.
There is nothing like dropping a new release, then running...
I'm going to be out of the country for most of the next month for work. I'll still be online and on the forums most days, but with reduced capabilities (aka I'll be away from my development machine, so no patches etc). That said, I wont be online for the first few days (picture white sand beaches and a few bottles of cold Hinano).
I am running Windows XP Pro with SP3. I have a Hauppauger HVR1250 tuner board. I just installed the latest GBPVR 1.2.13 and I can not get the Map Digital to EPG to run to completion. It consistantly crashes. I install the Windbg tools so I could capture the failure. I have a zip with the .dmp file that was created and my config.xml but I can not get the attachment process in the forums to work.
Here is the error being reported in the dump;
*** ERROR: Symbol file could not be found. Defaulted to export symbols for ntdll.dll -
(5e8.e28): Access violation - code c0000005 (!!! second chance !!!)
eax=d446e8dd ebx=003f0000 ecx=28afa6bc edx=0812f848 esi=0812f840 edi=000000b7
eip=7c910efe esp=0784d8ec ebp=0784db0c iopl=0 nv up ei pl nz na po nc
cs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00000202
ntdll!wcsncpy+0x99f:
7c910efe 8b39 mov edi,dword ptr [ecx] ds:0023:28afa6bc=????????
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Now.... How can I convince the wife?....
I have a PCH that I am currently figuring out how to get setup. I am curious though, it looks like there are two implementations of the GBPVR client for the PCH. MVPMC dongle and MVPMCX2. I don't really see much of an explanation on what each one is used for, that one is better than the other, etc. I have the mvpmcx2 working so far, I haven't checked out the dongle yet. Should I? Does it have any advantages? One of the primary things missing on the PCH for the wife acceptance factor is comskip. I got the PCH because I wanted to be able to watch full wide screen high-def content via the network in my house with the GPBVR computer as the source of it all. So far it seems to be the best solution.
Sub, kudos on the new release, upgraded without a problem and nothing bad to report so far! Thanks!