ok so ive got the thing installed so that it at least shows up in the config program, but it wont show up in the list while in gbprv
heres the thing. ive got version 1.1.5 but i use the old gbprv.exe that comes with it not the new prvx2 or what ever it is. so the installer must be confused? lol i know if i was using the new exe all would probly be fine though hahah
ICL is a fantastic Plugin - congratulations on producing something truly "cool"
Some little issues kicking around though :-
1) since I updated to the latest version of sources.xml from the wiki (as opposed to the original included with the plugin), I no longer see the cinema details (name, address, etc).
2) Some trailers dont download. Checking the log, it appears that slight differences in film names means that trailers get missed. E.g.
24/01/2008 21:11:33 No trailers found for Aliens Vs Predator - Requiem
24/01/2008 21:11:33 No trailers found for Mr. Magorium
yet on Dave's trailer page we find trailers available for :-
"Aliens vs. Predator - Requiem"
"Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"
I guess an extra parsing module is needed which to attempts to find a maximum correlation between requested and available names, should the "No trailers found" condition occurs. It looks like a simple full stop or minor abbreviation can throw a spanner in the works.
3) When viewing film listings, Only the American rating appears to be available at the top level listing. To check out the country specific rating - it is necessary to browse into the info section of a film to determine the certificate. Would it be possible for the top level certificate listing to be made regionalised ?
A short vb script that swaps the details around in the films.xml file could achieve this result, but it would be tidier to make this an option.
Am running the latest downloadable copies of all GBRPVR + ICL + Weather plugins.
I have my PC set up to go into standby after 10 minutes and hibernate about 20 minutes of inactivity. The other night I put it into standby, and it went into hibernate later as expected. It woke up to record the programs that I wanted -- so far, so good. But then afterwards, it never went back into standby or hibernate. Any ideas on what's going on? Did I miss some setting? I double-checked the power management settings and they were correct.
What is the order of precedence when ML2 searches for album art between 'folder/default', 'embedded' and the various tag readers? Is it the same order when config is doing a scan and when ML2 is playing?
I'm using 6.7 downloaded from the wiki. I'm getting much better success with album art than ever before, but I've still got a few problems. Because my mp3 collection is so big, it's difficult to be precise about the problems, so I'm going to set up a small test library to investigate further...
possible bug, the client and main machine show different show lengths for files..
also it is making comskip off...
i have one file that is 3:18 and it shows on client as 3:41:00..freezes when it gets to 3:18:00... shows correctly as 3:18 on server machine..
i checked <defaultfps>29.97000 and it is ok, and logs show correct..
if i use video library to play same file on client, the time shows correct...
maybe a fps bug in gbpvrparser? maybe reason some having problems with hd on client...[twice as bad with 60fps]
EDIT: THIS IS ALSO THE CASE ON SINGLE MACHINE WHEN VIEWING IN-PROGRESS RECORDINGS vs. AFTER RECORDING. [NO CLIENT USED AT ALL]
So it affects all recordings played thru gbpvrparser.
I am new to this but am pretty computer savy!! I read for about 4 hours last night but cant seem to just get anything to work. Let me give specs of computer.
Vista Ultimate
Intel Quad Core Duo 2.4ghz
Asus P5k Deluxe
4gig ram
8800gt video card
500gig SATA
HVR-1600 Tuner
My problem is I just cant even figure out how to watch TV let alone Qam Channels. I can watch qam with the Wintv program that came with the card but its choppy.
Following some recent discussions (another thread) I have realised the soundgraph imon display is different between the Zalman HD160 and HD160 plus case. (see the links)