my GBPVR setup is getting close to perfection.
dealing with one problem at a time, I am almost there.
next up is the choppy HD playback.
it was cleaner using dvr-ms, but due to other problems, I have switched to the cyberlink mux.
I am thinking of trying intervideo, but figured I would ask this first.
it is choppier on client 1 than it is on client 2
digital recordings, and the lower quality HD record/play just fine.
its just the high quality HD.
client 1 has a Athlon64 3200+ with 1gig of RAM and a geforce 6200 AGP video card mounted to a Nforce3 motherboard.
when I built that PC, PCIe motherboards were on the shelf, but I thought it was just a fad (like PCIx was).
I am now kicking myself for that decision.
is that PC strong ehough to play that??
I am also wondering if my server is strong enough to record HD.
it is a AthlonXP 2100+ with 1.5gig of RAM.
the system drive is IDE ata100, but the recording drives are SATA 150.
another "what if" is the network. is a 10/100 network enough to send HD through to the clients??
I do 95% of my watching from client 1, but client 2 is also choppy with HD, but not as much.
it is a Athlon64 3700+ with 1gig of RAM and a geforce 6600 PCIe video card.
playing with the decoders, GPL works best on client 1 and the Nvidia decoder works better on client 2.
For some reason, I am unable to use the "UpdateEPG" option in the popup menu of the tray icon. I can see it's failing in the logs, but I don't know why?
I've used many virus programs in my life and have so many computers between home and office, I still use 4 different types but recently at home, switched to Kaspersky because I got a good deal and they've gotten good press (and, someway, somehow, AVG let some nasties into my system and I had to reformat). However, today, it screamed at me that GVPVR recording service was a virus and at first I quarantined it but of course, that won't let GBPVR do it's work so I unquarantined it.
So the question is, has anyone had a virus scan mark this file as a problem? I know it's a good file and have used GVBPVR almost since it's inception and never once worried about it (and still don't). Just curious why this proggie would flag that file.
Hello, i have tried to install the GB-PVR software to use with mu tv tuner card, but i cannot watch anything, because i don't know how to set up the configuration, i believe.
I have been using Power Cinema, but the cyberlink software is way too heavy, and now i tried this, but i does not work at all.
Does someone here has the same card and could help me setting this up?
I'm trying to configure a gbpvr-based HTPC, but I'm having a lot of problems. I'll write here the most important ones:
1) GBPVR can't play AVI's. My codecs are OK because I can play all files (including AVI's) in VLC and Windows Media Player. But GBPVR can't...
2) If I disable "use live-preview" (use time-shifting mode instead), when I change the channel two or three times, GBPVR hangs.
3) If I'm in time-shifting mode, when I rewind/pause/fast forward sometimes (I don't know exactly when) the audio and video get out-of-sync
4) In EPG guide, I must push right or left key in remote lots of time before the next/previus program gets selected (green color). Up and down are OK (I jump between channels) but navigate between programs of the same channel is almost impossible.
I seem to finally have my HVR-1600 working well with QAM in GBPVR. I have about 5 HD channels and they rest are coming in from a set top box via composite. Here is the strange problem I am having.
I go to a regular channel. (Everything is fine)
I go to another regular channel. (Everything is fine)
I go to an HD channel. (Everything is fine)
I go to another HD Channel. (Everything is fine)
I go back to regular channel. (Black Screen with no audio)
I go back to HD. (Everything is fine)
It is like GBPVR is not realizing it needs to go back to the composite signal. I tried recording the black once and suprisingly I got audio, but still just a black screen.
Is there a way to get rid of this? I've tried using the configuration program and deselecting it in plugins and also tried marking it as "false" in the config.xml but it won't go away.
I'd also like to get rid of hibernate and standby in the System menu if soemone has some insight into that.
I have an AVerTV M780, with two tuners currently set up -- one for NTSC and one for ATSC (going to look into QAM soon). I've mapped the ATSC channels to the appropriate analog channels, but can't figure out how I view them.
How do I configure GBPVR to use 4.1 (ATSC) instead of 4 (NTSC) when I press 4, or how do I just tune to 4.1 at all?
