I just bought a HVR-900 to get on the DVB-T train when it is officially released in the next month or so and so have been playing around with it, and GB-PVR this weekend.
TV1 & TV2 pick up fine on DVB-T but none of the other channels are live here yet so I needed to get these from the good ole analogue system.
I tried putting in the channel numbers in Antenna mode but only picked up TV3 and C4. Then I noticed a post from sub saying that you needed to use Cable mode to pick up all the required channels here so went in to the Tuning Assistant and found the cable channel numbers I required, entered them into the config and away I went.
However this is where I came across a problem. I'm getting picture but no sound on the analogue channels.
I did a bit of forum searching and couldn't find anything so I did a bit of investigation.
Looking at the logs I see
Quote:2008-03-09 14:00:03.117 VERBOSE FindFilterByName failed to locate filter: WinTV HVR-900
Looking at direct.ini I see under the HVR-900 section
Quote:FILTER_CAPTURE_AUDIO=WinTV HVR-900
And looking at the filter check I don't see that but I do have
Quote:13:28:41.829 INFO found: WinTV HVR-900 Capture
13:28:41.841 INFO - (output) Capture
13:28:41.841 INFO - (input) Analog Video In
13:28:41.841 INFO - (output) VBI
13:28:41.841 INFO - (output) Audio
13:28:41.841 INFO - (input) Analog Audio In
I have tried playing around with direct.ini but to no avail.
Removing the line made no difference. Changing the line to match what i found using filtercheck meant I no longer got any picture either. I tried various other small changes in the hope something would work but so far nothing has got me sound.
Please help me! TV just isnt the same without sound.
This could be with my system, but hoping somebody else ran into it.
I right click on my systray icon for gbpvr (on my client box) and the menu takes 1-2 minutes to pop up. By that time I've moved on to something else. And then it doesn't go away until I actually click an item in the menu.
I'm going to buy a new mobo soon (maybe one of the 780G chipset ones being discussed below) but compared to my current setup with 5xPCI slots, the mini-ATX's all have very few. Can (in general) the normal PVR-150 squeeze into the smaller boxes? What do you do if there's only 1 PCI slot as many have?
Do folks:
Only re-use one card and buy 1 USB?
Buy PVR-500's instead?
Buy 2xUSB versions?
Use riser cards? Do these work OK if both tuners are going simultaneously?
I just heard about this program, downloaded it and installed it, looks like it might be something I will like, but....
I do not see my Kworld tuner cards listed. Does one have to input their card or is there a way to have the software scan the system and find cards it can use? Does it support any of the Kworld tuner cards?
Updated several things to make it more efficient with the CPU.
Also confirmed window handling in legacy GB-PVR 99.12 (although that will be it, I won't be going back in time anymore (The GUI is SOOOO ugly compared to the new GUI)
And prepared for new release of PVRX2 and confirmed current release window handling...
I have a Hauppauge HVR-1600 tuner card installed in a system with an 128 MB NVidea video card and Intel P-IV 2.8Ghz processor with 1 Gb Ram. I've installed GBPVR V1.1.5
When using the PVRx2 application on the task bar, Video from the Live TV plays at irregular speeds. It will burst at something close to twice normal speed, then slow to half normal speed, then repeat. Audio is fine and clear. This problem is not apparent when using the GBPVR application from the Start menu. I have tried numerous settings, to no avail.
Few weeks I am trying to make my HVR 3000 change my 4x1 LNB switch.
I have 3 LNB-s connected, and GBPVR can't change signal source, but ProgDVB does it.
Is there BDA driver problem or am I something missing??
THNX in addvance.
P.S. When I change sat with ProgDVB, GBPVR also reads signal from that LNB what last I was watching on ProgDVB.
