#####################################################
#
# Example config file.
# NOTE: -lines that start with a '#' are comments
# -command lines should end with a semicolon ';'
#
#####################################################
#################################
# SECTION 1 Setting the Timezone
#################################
#set timezone to Eastern Time
# Other U.S. Timezones (with 2007 DST):
# CST+6CDT,M3.2.0/2,M11.1.0/2
# MST+7MDT,M3.2.0/2,M11.1.0/2
# PST+8PDT,M3.2.0/2,M11.1.0/2
#
### TZ=EST+5EDT,M3.2.0/2,M11.1.0/2; export TZ;
########################
# Setting the TZ variable above only affects the shell process this script
# runs in. If you want to telnet to the MVP and have the TZ variable set
# then we need to write it to the /etc/shell.config file that gets run
# everytime a new shell is started.
# This section is only needed if you want to telnet to the mvp
# and manually run things like mvpmc.
# It's great for debugging.
########################
# Echo the command to set the TZ variable to the shell.config file
#
### echo "TZ=EST+5EDT,M3.2.0/2,M11.1.0/2; export TZ" > /etc/shell.config;
#################################
# SECTION 2 Syncing the Time
#################################
# Set NTP variable to cause the system startup scripts to sync time.
# Use $SERVER if you are running a local TIME server.
# Note: $SERVER is the server IP address passed in with the DHCP response.
# You can attempt to sync to an internet TIME server by specifying the internet
# servers IP address/name.
# eg: sync to pool.ntp.org: >NTP=pool.ntp.org;
#
NTP=$SERVER;
#####################################################
# SECTION 3 Example of Mounting a Windows File Share
#####################################################
# a. Create /wxp_video directory on MediaMVP.
# b. Mount my Windows XP box's mpeg file share
#
# The following lines are commented out since they
# need to be customized on a per-user basis.
mkdir /wxp_video;
mount.cifs //192.1.1.42/videoC /wxp_video/ -o password=guest;
##########################################################################
# SECTION 4
# Start the mvpmc application.
# The mvpmc command line (line that starts the mvpmc application)
# should be ended with an ampersand instead of a semicolon. This
# causes the mvpmc application to run in the background. If this
# is not done then the mvp may hang or reboot after several days or weeks.
#
# The following mvpmc options start mvpmc with replaytv support and
# the replaytv color theme
##########################################################################
### mvpmc -R "ip=discover" -t /usr/share/mvpmc/replaytv.xml &
###
##
## mount CIFS, NFS, etc.
##
...
##
## create mvpmc file system
##
mkdir /mvpmc_media
##
## link tv, movies to /home/user/mnt/vidoes/tv and ../movies
##
ln -s /home/user/mnt/videos/tv /mvpmc_media/tv
ln -s /home/user/mnt/videos/movies /mvpmc_media/movies
##
## link pictures to /home/user2/mnt/photos
##
ln -s /home/user2/mnt/photos /mvpmc_media/pictures
##
## link music to /mvpmc_media/music
##
ln -s /home/user3/mp3 /mvpmc_media/music
for a while (6 months) since i bought a new PC with Vista - I have had a lot of problem also withgetting GBPVR and MVP to work. I have also been building on the house so I just used Windows mediacenter for a while.
Now I am trying to start using the MVP and GBPVR again.
I use the MVPMC dongle which seems to make some of it to work - I can see GBPVR screen om MVP - it crashes though when trying to watch a recordoing made by windows Mediacenter (...dvr.ms which I added .mpg.
How do I remove the black bars from the top and bottom of my PVR-150 analogue image? none of the aspect ratio modes help. I am running the PVR-150 alongside my HVR-4000 DVB-T.
Recently, I changed the registry entries for my Hauppauge 1800 and I'm getting fantastic analog viewing for live tv, but when recording I'm getting alot of lines that have to be deinterlaced. Anyone have any ideas on this?
Windows XP Pro Sp2
2.4 Core 2 Duo
2 gig ram at 800
Nvidia 680i sli
Nvidia 6800XT
Hauppauge 1800
Using Nvidia Video Decoder
Nero Audio Decoder
Recording Drive: Separate 75 gig raptor
Using 1200 Bit rate Constant, at 480 by 480
VMR 9
I'm having problems with the audio drifting further behind the video as the show goes on... it's only happening on one channel though! I'm recording a 720p show and using the cyberlink multiplexer. I've tried using different renderers in pvr and pvrx2 with no luck. I think it's part of the recording itself as it happens in Windows Media Player also. Has anyone else experienced this issue?
