I just had to format and re-install, so GBPVR got a much needed fresh install. Previously I could set a 2 minute buffer for the beining and end times. If I recorded a 9:00 anime and then another at 9:30(on same channel), both would be recorded completely. It was like it could overlap and have two recordings going on at the same time.
Tonight the show I recorded at 9:30 lost 2 minutes or so at the beginning because the buffer of the 9:00 show. Did something change in the latest version?
I'm having the following problem with my GB PVR with Hauppuage 1300. About 5 or 10 mins into recording, even if I'm not watching the recording itself, it will freeze completely. And I mean the kind of freeze that ctrl-alt-delete cant get anything out of, the screen will be frozen with a garbled imaged and only a hard reset will restart the computer. I've attached some logs, I'm using ver 1.2.9 and XP with SP2. An AMD 4200+ with 2gb RAM. The vid card is integrated though, but I dont think thats the problem. I'm not using any plugins.
Trying to add IE7 (C:\WINDOWS\ie7\iexplore.exe) with an argument of a website as a custom task. However, it won't show up in the menu when I run GBPVR. I have another custom task that shows up fine.
Posted by: SFX Group - 2008-03-30, 12:27 AM - Forum: Hardware
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Hi
With a PVR150 and PVR500 there is a Hauppauge Tweak Tool so you can adjust the settings like colour and stuff, how can i do this with the USB version???
The problem I'm having is that when I pause Live TV in PVRX2 or GB-PVR, the screen goes black, and sometimes brings up the OSD for the Timeshift controls. No timeshifting occurs. The bar at the top of the screen stays at 0:0:00. I hit play or pause and I'm kicked out of Live TV and put into the main menu.
I've searched the forums and the wiki without much to resolve the problem.
Maybe others have somehow figured it out or never had the problem in the first place.
I've tried different video renderers with different results.
VMR9 (both custom and fullscreen) show the OSD.
EVR just goes black.
Overlay Manager (looks horrible and pixelated) crashes the program.
Using GB-PVR 1.2.9
Hauppauge 1600
P4 3.0ghz
1.5g memory
ATI 9600XT 256mb
XP pro
Fisrt, I would like to thank all the GB PVR team for this great free non-obstructive application it is very appreciated, many thanks.
I formatted my hard drive on a P4 1.7Ghz 512M and installed win2000 SP4 and these applications;
I'm using the hauppage PVR-150 PCI board, schedulesdirect as EPG source, and living in Montreal, Canada, I selected Videotron Analog as my only lineup. Everything works fine, except no audio on channels 13-21 when using gbpvr, however, if I use hauppage's native winTV2000 application I can view those channels and audio is fine!
Any comments, questions observations, tips will be welcome. Thanks, LD
I am in the process of setting up a second GBPVR server & want to be able to stream from both machines.
My existing server accesses the EWA from the default port (7647) and streams from 7648.
Since I need my router to differentiate between the two servers, I planned to access the EWA from a different port. I see where to change that in the config app, but how do I change what port VLC streams on?
I've just upgraded to 7.2 (thanks!) and in the meantime used another tool to embed album art into all of my music files.
It seems that the art in WMA files is not being picked up by tagsharp. Is this normal? Do I need a different tool to feed the db with all data from the WMA files (including art)?