When i try to watch a recording in GBPVR there is no audio, same with Windows Media Player.
But if I use Media Player Classic to watch the recorded mpg file, the audio is fine.
Any suggestion?
And another thing, I think those tuners got teletext, but how do I go in teletext mode?
I'm trying to add conversion profiles to scheduled recordings, but I don't know what's the correct way to do so since there doesn't seem to be any methods that set a profile in the schedulehelper interface.
I've seen that there is a new column in the "recording_schedule" table named "conversion_profile", where obviously the name for a conversion profile like XviD needs to be entered, but I'm not sure if it is enough to just update the scheduled recording there.
Also, I couldn't recognize any differences in the database between scheduling a season recording with or without a transcoding profile using the default tv guide. It even doesn't transcode after one recording has finished, but that may be because of the configuration settings on my development computer.
I've been using KompoZer to create a website which is in a large part a blog. The "framework" I created currently runs to the end of this year and so I've decided to look around and see what's available. I can think of 3 ways to procceed:
* Carry on as I am with a domain name and KompoZer authored pages with FTP uploads. The problem with this is that I'm rather tied to editing the site on one machine, and at home which is not always convenient.
* Setup a wiki in blog-like form. This allows me to continue to use my domain name and have freedom with the layout and so on.
* Setup an account with one of the blog sites. My main worry with this is I assume they are all public. My messages/blog entries are really for family/friends so they are currently password protected, is this possible with any of the *free* blogging software/sites?
Hi I dont know if there is a setting for this, but what I`m after is a setting in the config or if you right click on the GBPVR icon to select, "Standby after recording has finished", the reason being is that my pc doesn`t always go to standby after a recording has finished, the cpu sometimes fluxuates from like 1% to 4% and hence will not go into standby. I cant find the reason for this.
So I thought it might be nice if GBPVR sends a command to send the PC to standby when it has stopped recording.
Everyone was going fine until today. For some reason my LiveTV audio plays for a few seconds, then stutter a little bit and stops completely. Video is fine. Change channels and the same thing happens. Rebooted my XP as well in case its an OS problem.
It happens for both my digital (DVB-S) and analogue (PVR150) channels. I'm using PureVideo but tried changing video and audio decoders which it didn't help.
Playback of recordings is fine though. This only happens for LiveTV.
When using the volume contoll (Happ 45 btn) It doens't stop at the lowest volume, it cycles around to full volume! Not good for ones heart or WAF! Same if one goes to full volume, it will cycle to low.
I don't know when this problem started, but probably when I went to .16.
Please help find a tool that can monitor a selected Digital channel.
Right now i use gbpvr "Digital channel mapping function" to get the information of a channel performance. Here i have to wait for all the first channel to be tested.
My problem is that i need to adjust analog antenna filters to match the requirements for my DVB-T Hauppauge T-500 card on channel 33, 43 and 53.
I Have an ATI 550 on wich I have set the internal tuner for analog tv and an S-video external tv capture source hooked to my STB. Schedule direct puts all analog and digital channels right in my TV guide. I can record either on the analog or the s-video source with clean channel selection on this one.
The only problem I have is when I tune to a digital channel in live tv: the right channel number an EPG info appears, but no signal, only snow an white noise.
But if I start recording on one of the digital channels, I can watch the program as if I was in timeshift. But I would evidently prefer not to have to use this workaround
I am a new user of GB-PVR and I am running into problems with video. Specifically, I don't see any video of Live TV or Recorded media when using PVRX2 or any of the VMR9 settings in GBPVR. This matches the known issue with GeForce video cards.
However, I have a GeForce 4 420 Go in a laptop. NVidia says that for this card, I must contact Toshiba for a driver update (as the drivers have specific changes to other software on the laptop). Toshiba has not updated this driver since 2003, and I really doubt that they are going to ever do so again. I did try to download and install the latest NVidia drivers anyway, but the installation program said that no compatible hardware was found.
Next issue is that I am going to be shuffling hardware/software around soon so that this troublesome laptop is a client of another machine instead of using its own tuner. This other machine will have real hardware in it and support running PVRX2 (or else).
Questions:
1) Any chance of PVRX2 working on the laptop?
2) Can I mix both PVRX2 and GBPVR as client/servers?
3) How long until GBPVR is no longer updated/supported?
I installed the community skin and have ran into a weird one. Everything seems to work fine unless I go try to use the TV Listings plugin. When I try and use that it freezes up PVR2. I have to use the task manager to kill it. Any ideas?
