Hello,

I just tried GB-PVR web interface and I like it much better than the standard one. I am only interested in recording shows using PLEXTOR external converter. My recording computer is very weak (and quiet), only 600MHz Via chip, but it works perfectly fine for recordings. I do not have monitor connected to that computer, I use remote terminal to schedule recordings etc. Here is the point: since my computer is so slow - while it can handle recording tasks - it really chokes when I try to open GBPVR program. Programming takes forever. Web interface seems to be much lighter and faster, but the browser only sees integrated web server from the local machine, that is where GBPVR is installed. I would like to be able to open browser on my other computer on the local LAN and schedule recordings. That would free even more CPU cycles on my recording machine and cause less or no chocking at all.

I looked briefly through the configuration of the web server, however I do not see at the moment the place, where remote access to the web server could be enabled. Can somebody help me with this please? Or maybye I am doing something wrong..... I tried that on two different computers and in both cases in order for the web interface to work browser has to be open on the machine where GBPVR is installed. I assume this is only some security setting which needs to be turned off....

Thank you for your help,
Sincerely,
ZB

V1.0.0.5 is available on the wiki at
http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugin/BurnDVDX2

New features are:
Incorporation of skiptool for commercial cut time marking in the tool menu.

Please use the support thread for help.
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=30149

I recently upgraded my PC, and when I did that, I decided not to reconnect my second, failing, HDD. After I got everything booted up, every time I start windows (or try to open GBPVR), I get an install screen that pops up. Unfortunately, it tries to install something to my D drive (which is now a DVD drive, and even if I put in writable media, the install falls).

Interestingly enough, I can open up the old version of GBPVR, but PVRX2 or the config window cause the install to pop up.

I was wondering if there's any way I can fix this without doing a fresh install? I don't want to lose my channel data (since I don't have any way to fix it now that the free services are gone).

Let me know if you've got any ideas.

Is there any plugins or something I missed in GBPVR that will show if the episode is "new" or even an original airdate?

I have just upload a new alpha dongle that should address some of the sync problems in the Sept. dongle.

Also I changed some code which I think makes the menu responses a little snappier but I don't really use emulation mode enough to really tell, so I'd like some feedback on this

Martin

So is anyone else having issues with this version? I am seeing 2 problems.

1. Remote stops responding. Sometimes after letting the MVP sit for a while and sometimes stops responding while video is playing.

2. Audio sync problems. I don't remember seeing this problem before, but I am seeing audio sync problems the further into the video I get.

I see this on both my wired and wireless MVP.

Thanks,
Greg

Is anyone aware of a way to get haupblast to send the "enter" signal both before and after the channel number? If my set top box is off, sending enter will turn the box on (since sometimes the box gets turned off using our universal remote).

Currently I have 2 PVR500s & an M150, the pvr500s are hooked to my VHF/UHF combined ariel & the m150 to my big UHF ariel, recently the UHF on the combined ariel has become unwatchable so I would like to move the UHF to one of the 500s & the VHF to the m150.

What will happen to the pending recording if I do this??

I have "Complete EPG reload" selected in config, if I do an EPG reload will the pending recordings automatically select the right cards to record on?

SkipTool v 1.0.0.2 released.

This plugin provides a GUI to manually edit comskip times by visually navigating through an Mpeg file and setting commercial break points.

You can download the installation zip and find information on how to use the plugin from:
http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugin/SkipTool

This tool has been designed for the new interface (PVRX2) and will not operate with the older interface (GBPVR).

New Features for 1.0.0.2:
Added visual indicator of comskip and file position times in time entry menu.
Changed UI so left and right arrows navigate through the file in time entry menu.
Red (Ctrl R) button now jumps to the previous time.
Green (Ctrl G)Button now jumps to the next time.
Play Button now plays the file from the time entry menu.

Using the latest GBPVR 1.0.16, I have a problem where both my MVPs show no TV guide data, yet the guide data is just fine when running GBPVR on my PC...

I have GB configured to gets it EPG data using the XMLTV Plugin, which I configured the XMLTV File setting to point to a shared folder on a server on my LAN. This file gets updated once a day by running the MceEpg2XmlTv.exe utility from a command line. Since the TV Guide displays properly when I run GBPVR on my PC, that seems to indicate I have the XMLTV settings configured just fine, right?

So I can only assume it's a MVP related issue. Doesn't the "MVP Controller" application get the guide data from the same place? Very confusing...

TIA,

-Mike