Greetings,

It's been quite some time since I last posted - never had a puter that could handle video. Now I have (and a PVR150 card) and I want to investigate GB-PVR again. Couple of questions I couldn't find in the forums...

1 - What sort of resources does GB-PVR take? More interested in the TVrecording side (Running from systray only). I ask this since the puter I'd be running GB-PVR from is my main puter.

2 - I can only assume GB-PVR hands off the recoding to the PVR150 - so basically works as if I was running the standard HauP S/Ware (resources again)?

3 - The recorded image file (.mpg) is the same as if it was recorded from the HauP S/ware? (sorry if this is a dumb question)

4 - Wake from Standby/Sleep after recording is supported?

5 - IR blaster from MCE version of PVR150 works with GB-PVR

That's about it. Thx very much in advance.

PS - One final thing - what is PVRx2?

the TV has sleep
the sound system has sleep
could there be a way to choose something like "go to standby after watching this recording"??

Hello everyone,

I was using a .9 version of GB-PVR to play movies, music and photos only (did not record anything) and find the new version is slow on my older computer. Where can I get an older version of the program?

Thanks

Hello,

I've been having some USB problems so I recently made the following change in config.xml

<RecycleUSBUIRT>true</RecycleUSBUIRT>

(instead of the default false)

I had to make this change to hopefully fix the problems i'm having with the USB devices locking up. I'm running Vista 32bit.

Now, I think i've solved the problem when using PVRX2. The program changes channels correctly through the USBUIRT to my satellite box. However, when I stream using EWA it doens't seem to actually send out an IR signal. I see this in the log

2008-01-30 20:04:50.869 VERBOSE [5] Changing to channel (GBPVR.Backend.Common.USBUIRTTunerController): 135
2008-01-30 20:04:50.869 VERBOSE [5] Changing channels with USB-UIRT
2008-01-30 20:04:50.890 VERBOSE [5] Sending: 1
2008-01-30 20:04:51.090 VERBOSE [5] Sending: 3
2008-01-30 20:04:51.290 VERBOSE [5] Sending: 5
2008-01-30 20:04:51.490 VERBOSE [5] Sending ENTER

But when I look at the actual USBUIRT it doesn't send the signal. Perhaps EWA needs to send the command to open the USBUIRT?

Thanks for any help!

G

When I select "GB-PVR" from the SlimSystray Icon i get this error message "Sorry, this system does not support the required VMR9 video renderer" then a balloon pops up over the icon saying "Loading GB-PVR" but nothing happens.

I have configured GB-PVR to run "Overlay Manager" as I'm not certain VMR9 is possible on my system (On-board graphics).

GB-PVR starts normally from it's own systray icon. What is happening? Thx as always.

I might be barking up the wrong tree, but is there any way to get GBPVR to take 3-digit channel input? I'd like to go straight to channel 102 by hitting 1, 0, 2, enter on the remote. Right now it clears all digits when I hit the third.

It could be just a setting for my remote (Harmony 680), which didn't occur to me until i started typing this, but I thought I'd ask anyways. I did search and found nothing specific to help me out.

GBPVR 1.1.5 here.

Hello all,

Today I attempted to install VA and get it working with DVD Decrpyter. It seems to work ok, except it keeps wanting to rip the wrong DVD track. Are there some changes I need to make in order to get it to rip "the big" file?

FYI, the DVD is Fracture, and it seem to just want to give me a preview for some english Dr. Jekell Mr. Hyde movie!

Thanks!

Evan

Ever since I bought my plasma tv and hooked up the plasma with the vga plug, I get black rolling bars when watching videos on my pc. I don't see the rolling bars any other time... only when watching videos. I don't think that its my graphics card, because I had the same problem with my old graphics card. It seems to have something to do with the vga connection. Any ideas?

I have an ACPI enabled uniprocessor PC (as per the Device Manager in Windows XP) that doesn't have any standby options in the Windows XP Power Management Panel. I double checked it supported ACPI in the BIOS, but just simply couldn't get it to work.

P.S. I am running BootToGBPVR with all the steps enabled. I think this might have something to do with it... After I did all of these steps, things started going screwy...

Do you think it would be possible to stream media content that the Wii would be able to open via Opera Internet Channel....??? Use the wii as a MVP???

Idea from a Noob :o