KWorld PlusTV HD PCI 120 (model number VS-ATSC120). I'd like to use the ATSC in GBPVR
I did the following ownload from digital-digest.com: http://www.digital-digest.com/software/graphedit.html
Idid find the names of the filters, opened GraphEdit and I select Graph→Insert Filters IClicked the ‘+’ next to BDA Receiver Component and BDA Source Filters In the BDA Receiver Component Section I did ignore the BDA MPE Filter and BDA Slip De-Framer and noteed the name of the next filter in the list( Conexant 2388x AVStream TS Capture). BDA Source Filters should only list one filter (Conexant 2388x BDA Tuner/Demod)

After That I could not understand what the next step.

Where I try adding the following.

[KWorld PlusTV HD PCI 120]
TUNING_TYPE=ATSC
FILTER_TUNER=Conexant 2388x BDA Tuner/Demod
FILTER_CAPTURE=Conexant 2388x AVStream TS Capture
PIN_TUNER_IN=Input0
PIN_TUNER_OUT=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_IN=MPEG2 Transport
PIN_CAPTURE_OUT=MPEG2 Transport

Can You Please Explain In detail where and how I do this, My Tech level is low.
Thank you.

I am using gbpvr 1.0.16 on Windows2000 with Hauppage PVR250. I am generating an xmltv file via zap2xml (http://zap2xml.110mb.com/). When I update EPG the channels are listed fine, but when I open gbpvr application and attempt to view programs, none are listed for any channel. The xml appears to be well formed, but not sure about schema versions required for gbpvr 1.0.16.

Can anyone give me some possible causes or give me a clue how I might debug this?

I had a problem Sunday night during one recording, where for some reason the mpg file didn't save correctly according to a windows error message. I never had this problem in the 1.5 years I've been a GBPVR user. GBPVR reported that there where no recording of any sort available whereas before this problem there were dozens.

When I looked at the situation, for some reason my external USB drive, where my recording are stored, wasn't showing up under My Computer but a power cycle on the drive fixed that issue and all my previous recordings where still in their proper directories.

To make matters worse though, the recording-dump.xml file was empty.

Fortunately I back-up every night, so I had the previous nights version of recording-dump.xml so I tried to an import using that file and got this message,



I've double checked all GBPVR settings and don't see any reason why I can't import this recording-dump.xml. All the files are still in their proper path as defined in GBPVR config.

Any ideas anyone.

Thanks

I am kind of new to this and am looking at getting started. I have been looking and there is not a lot of touching on remotes. what cards come with radio (not IR) remotes. And/or what good radio(not IR) remotes are out there? I know the ATI tv wonder 650 "comes with" a radio remote but i was looking at a cheaper solution.

I haven't tried today's giveaway but it sounds useful

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/web-stre...er-pro-20/

Web Stream Recorder Pro, as the name implies, is a network utility (Internet and LAN) that captures and records streams of video and audio data that is being transferred. The tool is frequently used to record live video and audio broadcasts, “teleseminars” or net radio shows. More over, the tool is simply indispensable for situations when the source URL is unknown or is being deliberately obfuscated.

Web Stream Recorder Pro is capable of capturing Windows Media Audio/Video streams (ASF, WMA, WMV, WMX, NSC, WAX), Shoutcast/IceCast streams (MP3 files), GoogleVideo, YouTube and others.

I have a couple hi-def videos that play fine in Windows Media Player, but when I try to play them in GB-PVR, I only get the audio & the screen stays in 'My Videos'. I can pause & fast-forward/rewind, but the video image never displays.

I have the Haali & Matroska splitters installed. FFDShow is not installed. GB-PVR & WMP are both set to use Nvidia Purevideo for video & AC3Filter for audio. I have tried VMR7, VMR9, VMR9Custom, & Overlay video renderers with the same result each time. Anyone have any experience with this?

H,

i don't know if this is a feature or a bug, i thing it is the latter. when I play some music and send the system to hibernate, after some time the gbvr wakes to record a show and does not go to sleep anymore because of music playing...

I would love to see gbvr stop music and any other things when going to standby or when waking up! Or should i restart gbpvr after waking up - but how do i do that?

Thanks,
Dietmar

What are you using?

I have the nVidia decoders and the Intervideo decoders. The nVidia ones are causing choppy live HDTV while the Intervideo ones seem to be much smoother, although not perfect. The Intervideo decoders also result in very high CPU usage (80-99%) while watching live HDTV. So sometimes the video will stutter. What decoders are you using for HDTV?

Hello Everyone,
I have done some searching and it appears that you must use the Analog audio inputs that come on your capture card to get Audio (pvr 150). I am using a cable box which has digital Audio out. I would love to be able to capture this type of Audio which has all the surround sound info with my recordings. I currently am using the Svideo and the left and right audio out of the cable box into the pvr 150. Has anyone came up with a solution or know of a analog capture card that has digital Audio in? I thought I might be able to just get a sound card that has optical in but after reading some posts it looks like GBPVR will always use the source from the capture card to record Audio.

Eric

Hi Martin,

I read your post about Netradio being available through a gbpvr patch (I had seen it before but forgot about it). So I tried it out.
It starts the radio fine but stops after ~5-10 secs. The gbnetradio.mp3 file keeps growing though it only stops growing when turn off the mvp.
I loaded the dongle.bin that comes with gbpvr: no problem at all.
I tried another mvpmc-dongle; same problem.
I tried the 24-08 alpha dongle and the latest 21-9 (nightly).

Edit: forgot the log ofcourse:
[ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]

I attached a log.
To Sub:
Another thing I noticed with all dongles: the gbnetradio.mp3 file keeps growing until I turn off the mvp. I can start watching a movie or watch live tv no matter what, the file keeps growing. This might be a problem for people who keep their mvps on all the time.

cya Hans