Has anybody given any thought to multiple servers and syncing of files?
Where I'm going with this, is, what if you have a laptop, and you want to have GBPVR on it, so you can watch show's you've recorded on a trip. Has anybody looked into this?
Perhaps a stupid question, i am living in austria an want to receive premiere hd via cable and neen any suggestions for a smart pci card with full gbpvr support!
I'm back to using my STB with a ir blaster (Happa"#*¤e PVR150)
Problem is it wont send 8 or 9 correctly. It will only trigger the on screen Menu of the STB. This was not a problem before because i didn't have any good channels that had 8 or 9 in the channel no. Now my provider has rearranged everything, and of course lots of good channels from 80 to 99 + 8 and 9!!
I tried changing the number on the STB to avoid 8 & 9 but this is not possible.
I have tried every thing in the blaster config and the learn function does not work.
Does any one know if this blaster can be programmed some how ? or a good blaster to work with hip, event ghost etc? I've looked at USB Uirt but that seem a bit bulky.
BTW running a Happ 45 button remote
I'm bit stuck between here, cant use my Satellite card as no DVB subtitles (poor WAF and Kids AF) Can't get the stb good enough to work on the 150!
This has happened before and it was suggested it was mux related. However, I think I can now consistently reproduce this.
I recorded a 1/2 hour program on the s-video inputs of my mce150. The file length seemed to be correct (1.2GB). However, when I play the file, time shows up as 1 min 38 secs. If I don't RW or FF, it will play the full 1/2 hour in pvrx2 and wmp. But if I FF, it only plays 1:38. Comskip seemed to have run on it too, but that didn't show up on the time bar either.
I recorded another program, and I think it was done on the hvr1600 RF input, and it is totally fine! WTH!!! :mad:
I have been having issues with something for some time now and wanted to get some advice on how to diagnose it and hopefully fix the problem.
The problem is that sometimes, and it really is sometimes, (I can't force it to happen well at least I haven't worked out how to) I'll be watching a program, either a recording or live TV and the audio will freeze. the video will continue for maybe 30-45 seconds at which point it will freeze also and the computer will lock up. can't switch programs, can't end process the only way round it is to turn the computer off and on again. I will then be able to watch tv as normal. If it was a recording then I can fast forward to to the point it crashed (the resume point is not updated) and watch as normal so the problem is not related to the recording i don't think.
I've had a poke around inthe log files and there never seems to be any errors or anything even indicating there was a problem.
I'm guessing it is a windows problem. Can anyone point me in the direction of how to solve the issue. I'd really like to learn how to fix it myself rather than always asking you guys so any help would be appreciated.
Also is there a page on the Wiki that details what each of GBpvr's log file records ie what problems to look for in each one?
Posted by: dab - 2008-03-06, 01:24 AM - Forum: Video Archive
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I just noticed as I was doing some clean up. Each time after I deleted an episode, VA would jump back to the top of the entire recordings list.
Also, is there any way to disable the various views? We prefer the list mode but my wife often presses the stop button too quickly and then we have to scroll through all the views to get back to the list.
I can see some advantages in going to Vista for DVB-T HD, such as better supported hardware acceleration in my case, etc., but have heard rumours that if/when US broadcasters were to "DRM" their shows, I could be stuffed in recording and playing back such shows (at least in HD?). Anyone have some knowledge they wish to share on this subject?
