Any idea why GBPVRrecordingservices.exe service would have 96-98% CPU usage while recording status is "Sleeping"? I have a Hauppauge 250 on a P3 1G, 512MB PC800 memory. Memory utilization for GBPVR is only 33,000K.
Posted by: ctrain - 2007-12-08, 12:09 AM - Forum: Hardware
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My old avermedia card died about a yr ago and I am considering a new perchase , I miss being able to time-shift my favorite shows.
I am looking at the hvr-1600 card. I have extended basic cable from my local Suddenlink distributor, my question is this: when the digital conversion takes place in '09, will this card work? I can't afford to buy a card for analog now and a new one for digital later. Suggestions please.
Occasionally my video card doesn't fully wake up correctly in time before pvrx2 launches and so I receive a dialogue box saying "VMR custom renderer not supported" for which I have to click the OK button.
Once I do this I can restart pvrx2 fine so there is no problem with the card, it's just a timing issue.
Is there any chance of a config parameter that could change this behaviour so that the dialogue box times out after x seconds, dissappers and just writes an error to the message log (or even never appears but just writes an error to the log).
By doing so, my gbpvr_monitor script will be able to detect that pvrx2 is not running and restart it automatically.
When I try to play DIVX files recorded from GBPVR I get the following error in PVRX2 and GBPVR.
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Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Buffer overrun detected!
Program: c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\PVRX2.exe
A buffer overrun has been detected which has corrupted the program's internal state. The program cannot safely continue execution and must now be terminated.
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This happens on two of my three machines. I can run the DIVX files correctly through Media Player and VLC on all three machines. Any ideas?
followed these instructions:
* Download a copy from a link above
* Stop the Recording Service
* Delete all contents and directories in the gbpvr\web folder (except for the bin directoryâ¦removing this will cause GBPVR to reinstall the default Web Admin)
* Delete only the AjaxPro2.dll, eWorld.UI.dll, Rss.dll, Rss.pdb and Rss.Net.dll files from the gbpvr\web\bin directory
* If a gbweb.dll file exists in the gbpvr\web\bin directory it should be deleted
* Extract the zip into your gbpvr folder using the option to use directory names. This will load all the files into your gbpvr\web directory and subdirectories.
* Restart the Recording Service
* Hit Refresh in your Web Browser (important to reload cached files that might have changed)
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