I have some blank channels using schedulesdirect. I've put in a request to have the channel line up checked they would like me to check the XML file to ensure the data isn't in there and GBPVR isn't reading it correctly. The problem is I have can't find where the XML file is. I'm using the GUI config EPG source Schedules direct as recommended in the wiki. If someone could point me towards where this XML file is stored or an easy way to get it I would appreciate it.

Thanks

Hi.

Am I the only one experiencing that VA is a major memory hog?

It can esily peak at consuming 800MB :eek: :confused: just after start, until settleing at maybe using 6-700 MB on top of everything else loaded.

This has been true for a couple of versions at least, and is true for both MVP and PVRX2 (and GBPVR).

I upgraded my machine accordingly on the memory side, but it still seems much, not least when there still is lag/update delays when browsing VA.

Is this as expected or is there something rotten in my setup?

/Niels

I've just upgraded to the latest Nvidia forceware driver and GBPVR now has a one pixel white border at the bottom and right side of the screen. Worked fine before.

Its similar to this

http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...ite+border

but only on 2 of the screen borders. Doing an Alt-Enter twice gets rid of it

I tried playing around with the Nvidia settings but to no avail. Any ideas?

The lines of the TV-guide are only 1 pixel thick. This causes some flickering on my CRT TV. I tried all parameters of the skin.xml; but can't figure out how to make the lines in the TV-guide 2 pixels thick.
Is it possible to make the lines of the TV-guide thicker?

There is a problem when making 2 simultaneous recordings:

if you start for example ABC and FOX at the same time, both HDHomeRUn tuners will lock on ABC. You have to start the second recording a bit later (one minute seems to work) to avoid that.

Edit: some precisions I forgot: I'm using GB-PVR 1.16 on XP SP2. I attach the logs.

Will:

Hi there,

how do i configure automatic standby (or hibernate) after x minutes? Is this done by the windows power management?

After recordig stops at 01:00am, at 5:00am the system is still up and running. My gbpvr shows the mainmenu and definitly no user interactions (i was sleeping like a stone)

Im am testing with the pvrx2!

In the log I can find an entry like this every minute:

2007-09-29 02:24:00.000 VERBOSE About to update 16128 pixels
2007-09-29 02:25:00.000 VERBOSE SetRenderList updating texture
2007-09-29 02:25:00.000 VERBOSE About to update 16128 pixels
2007-09-29 02:26:00.000 VERBOSE SetRenderList updating texture
2007-09-29 02:26:00.000 VERBOSE About to update 16128 pixels
2007-09-29 02:27:00.000 VERBOSE SetRenderList updating texture
2007-09-29 02:27:00.000 VERBOSE About to update 16128 pixels

Thanks,
Dietmar

I have been quite happy with the video output from my Haupauge 350 using GBPVR. TV is just a standard cathode ray flat screen. As PVRX2 no longer supports the 350s onboard output, I've been experimenting with outputing to my TV with my Radeon 7000. I don't think any amount of tweaking is going to make it look as good as my pvr350. The image can either be overscanned, so that some of the picture is croped, or underscanned, which does not display in a clean looking rectangular form, the right edge is wavy. Also I don't have enough processing power to run the video smoothly, though I haven't tried FSE mode yet.

Does anyone have plans to create a patch or plug-in to support the 350s output with PVRX2? What affordable cards have high quality standard-TV output?

Hey Everybody,
First I would like to thank everyone for the generous support that is available on this site...I have been using GB-PVR for about a year and have not had to post a question yet because of the quick answers that everyone supplies to people in need. And I would like to thank Sub for all of his hard work...We all appreciate it. But I have run into a problem that I couldn't find an answer to on the forum. I have the latest version of GB-PVR and have been running MSN XMLTV since the downfall of Zap2it. It has been working fine for the past few weeks, but tonight I tried to download the latest listings and got an error message. "Parsing Channels..Unable to find unselected Channel #3 in downloaded details grid.
Channel #3 may have been removed by your provider." I unchecked channel three and tried again, but it said the same thing for channel four, ect. ect.
Any ideas?

Off topic, but any tips to speed GB-PVR up a little bit? It's always been a little bit sluggish (but worlds faster than any other software that I have tried). I am running on a 2.8 GHz 480 MB machine, so I would think I could tweak some settings to make it run as fast as any other program. Unfortunately I have very little experience in writing or reading code, fixing system issues, ect, so any tips are appreciated. Again, thank you all for your support over the past year.

jacbp3

Hey

I'm brand new to GBPVR and I have a hauppauge PVR 150 with 3 composite inputs, I bought this one specifically so I could hook up my VHS camcorder to it to convert it to MPEG2 which is what my hauppauge outputs.

My main question is how do I record video from the composite inputs on my card from a VCR or VHS camcorder? Or is this even possible with GB PVR?

thanks

-Ray