Wow, this post has been up for 2 days and not a single reply. I guess I'll have to send it directly to sub. I have DVD's ripped to my hard drive in VOB format (has the VIDEO_TS folder structure), configured a directory for PVRX2, I can see the filename.dvd for the target video in the PVRX2 menu, but when I attempt to play it PVRX2 hangs and the image never displays. What am I doing wrong?
Since recently reinstalling the drivers for my Freecom DVB-T stick to solve (successfully as it happens) a problem with my machine not entering standby, I now find that if I exit viewing live TV (by hitting escape) GBPVR locks up. The image of whatever I was viewing remains on the screen but I don't get taken back to the menu, even after waiting for a few minutes.
If I hit Ctrl-Alt-Del I can bring up task manager which shows GBPVR as not responding, but if I try to end the task nothing changes, and in fact the only way to get everything going is to do a hard reset. Incidentally I can successfully play back old recordings without any problems.
I've got version 1.0.16 of GBPVR. This problem occurs when using PVRX2.exe and gbpvr.exe - though for performance reasons I prefer gbpvr.exe.
I also get a similar problem in the EPG channel mapping in the config app - I can switch back and forth between channels but as soon as I exit the config program seizes up.
I'm using Nvidia MPEG decoders and the Microsoft MUX - the same combination that's worked well for me in the past. Since having this problem I've tried different combinations but to no avail.
I've attached a zip of the logs. Does anyone have any idea what's going on here?
If you use any of the above plugins, what is not being displayed from GBPVR that you would like to see available?
Do you use display the system stat's like CPU utilisation, temperatures, fan speeds, network traffic etc, or do you just focus on HTPC information related to whatever GBPVR is doing, and perhaps disk usage.
I recently bought an external HD to backup my media files before formatting my main HD. One of the folders I copied to the ext HD was set as a "hidden" directory. Everything seemed to copy over fine, ie: shows correct file types, dates, names, and sizes, but when I try to open any of the "hidden" files it says that I don't have permission to access the file. I tried to change the attributes after the fact but no luck there either. All the data seems to be there, I just can't access it. Does anyone know of a way to fix this or am I just SOL?
Is there anyone here in the insurance or law enforcement profession? I have a general question concerning car accidents and at fault.
Suppose there is a 4 car pile up on the freeway. Car A gets hit by car B. Car B gets hit by car C. Car C gets hit by Car D. Who is normally at fault in this case? Is there ever a case where D is responsible for all A, B, and C?
Still playing around with all these settings to try and get everything just right!
My major problem right now (using a AVerTV M780) is very choppy video and audio. This happens only a few seconds after starting live tv and the audio cuts out very soon all together. The problems are fixed by simply hitting pause and then play again.
My other problem is aspect. All the analog channels (4:3) show up in widescreen. I've read some threads that say I need a different video decoder -- I'm currently trying the NVideo decoder -- but I can't find a list of decoders that might work out. Is there one specific one I should be using with the M780? There was nothing but "System Default" on the list before I installed the NVideo decoder.
The machine is very capable, and runs less then 10% CPU when all this chop is happening.
Pressing F7 makes a few changes, but doesn't actually change it to 4:3 at any point.
Slight tangent! What program can I use to get my overscan fixed? I have the resolution for my TV set up, but there is a little overscan I need to get rid of. I didn't see a GBPVR option if there is one.
I downloaded the latest version today and installed. During installation I got the following error:
"Error 1904. Module C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\PsiParser.ax failed to registery. HRESULT -2147010895. Contact your support personnel."
Tried twice with the same result. I looked in the history of the forum but a lot of those were post-installation errors (with transcribing) and nothing with 1.0.16. I've had version 1.0.9 running mainly fine (could not record live TV) and was updating for zap2it replacement. Thanks for any help.
