I am being stupid. Have been running GBPVR since way back. Always ran it with DVB-T, then more recently with DVB-S. Due to a house move where I no longer get DVB-T and the new release then popped up I've done a rebuild from the ground up, as it were. Bought a PVR 150, installed on box fine, runs under Hauppauge WinTV.
Under PVRX2 (can we call it that now?) have set it up as capture under analog device but it is not showing as a channel and therefore nothing doing. Have done Forum search but no joy. What have I missed? Thanks in advance.
I have a clean install of gbpvr 1.29 and I can connect to ewa on port 7647.
However when I try to stream it fails. I tested the connection and it says 7648 is blocked. I disabled my router firewall and I do not have XP firewal enabled and it still is blocked. I am thinking now that AT&T is blocking that port. Is there a way to change streaming port 7648 to something else?
I decided to get a bigger HD for my media PC with GBPVR, etc. For some reason the Hauppage PVR-150 sound is always "on", ie I hear the sound from my TV input (signal goes from digital box to PC and I use the blaster to change channels) even when just looking at the WinXP desktop. Has anybody seen this before?
I also seem to have a codec-install-order issue. Can anyone comment on their good/working installation order and software versions?
I just started building my uATX machine and wanted to include some pix and description to jumpstart some others if they are considering. This will be an ongoing project, so I'll keep posting till I'm done. If I am successful and there is some demand, I might even start building and selling these on ebay for a modest mark up...but that's a ways off right now.
Here is my build:
ASUS AMD M3A78-EMH HDMI motherboard
CPU AMD|A64 X2 3800+
Low profile Asus cooler (sounded small on description, what I got was huge, but still fits)
Ahanix MCE303 silver case w/remote + iMon VFD + flash reader
2 X 1GB RAM (2GB total) DDR2 800
Sony SATA DVD burner
350W PSU ATX
SIBA IDE to CF adapter
8GB CF Card to be used as the hard drive
Windows XP Pro SP2 w/recent updates
A few notes to be mentioned:
1) I'm trying to make a compact flash based hard drive system, so that's why the 8GB card. Most of my stuff is on my NAS or the server so I don't care much about storage or speed. 2GB RAM, because I figured it would speed things up if I don't have to hit the slow flash all the time
2) The case was mega expensive, but it is top notch in visual appeal and features.
3) The ASUS mb is the one that has the built in 1080p support via the integrated ATI HD3200 video card on the north bridge. It was a little cheaper than the gigabyte one that has been extensively reviewed. Plus the gb one keeps going out of stock periodically.
4) XP because...you don't really want to get me started on Vista, do you? :mad:
This was in the $600+ range (yes, being vague because I might sell these one day, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the cost :p)
Next post (after lunch), I'll put up pictures, etc.
Now that the wraps have been taken off of Hauppage's HD-PVR, has anyone heard anything about Hauppage developing an HD-MVP? I know they were working on one last year, but haven't heard anything since. Anyone know anything they can share?
LA.
(yes, I know about the PCH, that would be one of my choices if Hauppage doesn't kick out an HD-MVP...still on the fence).
I know this might sound picky and I may well have agreed when I only had 50 or so channels with dvb-t. Now I'm using dvb-s and have something like 300 channels it would be nice to be able to do more in the channel config screens.
Firstly I know all channels are 'off' by default but it would be nice to have a 'delete scrambled channels' button to at least get rid of half of the channels I can't even view!
Also would be nice to click once to select a channel and maybe have a 'select all' button?
Finally when it comes to sorting channels it would be nice to be able to move them with 'up' and 'down' buttons rather than having to change their numbers to move their positions.
Sorry if this all sounds a 'bit picky' I just thought I add it as a request to make the software 'easier' to configure! As always sub thanks for all your hard work
I am a newbie!! There I've said it. I cannot get the latest version (1.2.9) to complete downloading. I have tried 'run' and 'save' but the download gets to around 13.9mb and then nothing else happens. I am not using a download manager, and my firewall is not preventing the download. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Quote:6.4.0.0 2008 03 19 - New (Blu-ray): Removes the BD+ protection from Blu-ray discs!
(for increased compatibility with titles released by Twentieth
Century Fox :-) )
- New (Blu-ray): Added option to enable / disable BD+ removal
- New (DVD): AnyDVD ripper no longer uses the Windows filesystem, it
has now its own UDF parser / reader.
Discs which cannot be read by Windows can now be copied with the
AnyDVD ripper.
- Fix (Blu-ray): Black display with some BD discs, e.g., "Layer Cake",
second release, "The Fugitive", "Wild Things" (all Region B)
- Fix (DVD): Small bugfix in "repairing defective disc structure"
function of AnyDVD ripper
- Fix (DVD): Problems with some Arccos protected titles, e.g.
"The Grudge", R1, US
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languages
