it crashed at 10:39
was watching recording police 10-7 that may have had comskip doing its thing

get the box sorry pvrx2 has to close

edit now its 3 times 10:58

i had the recording directory set to "c" instead of "e"

I am having problems with the audio getting out of sync with the video. If I play the files on the PC they play alright. When viewing with the MVP the sound usually starts OK then gets gets out of sync. Sometimes skipping back and foward fixes the problem.

I switched to satellite Freeview here in NZ and now use Hauppauge Nova-S cards, previously used 2x pvr150's. Not sure if this is the cause or not, but have only had the problem after switching to the Nova-S cards.

As its MVP related, I think the problem is with the donge.bin. I am currently using 1.1.47, and have tied 1.1.51, which I think is worse.

Can anyone recomend a version of dongle.bin for my setup?

Am I on the rightg track? Could it be the Nova drivers, or my slow old Celeron not keeping up?

Hello,

Does having RecycleUSBUIRT set to true in the config mean that GBPVR releases the transmitter after it has started a recording?

I have created some macros which I can run from my remote, but if I have recorded a program, then I have to restart the recording service to enable me to access the UIRT through the commandline app.

This wouldn't be a problem, except when I am still recording something and want to use the commandline app, and can't obviously restart the service.

If this isn't possible, would it be easier for me to do my channel changes myself using the commandline app through parallel processing.bat?

Thanks

Hi guys, I have just formatted and reinstalled WinXP (32bit)
All updates are made. Dot net 1.1, 2 & 3 installed.
All windows updates complete.
All video/sound/tuner drivers are updated.

GB-PVR installs, but I recieve the error "psiparser.ax failed to register" (abort retry ignor)
If I ignor the error, the install continues, and finishes, and imediately pops up a .Net error.
Unhandled exception.... could not load 'NativeUtilities' ..... failed to start because the aplication configuration is incorect.

Any ideas?
Thanx!

right now i'm using an old gigantic gateway with a 1.8 Ghz P4 and 512 MB, works great but its so ugly sitting next to my TV stand...

so, i was thinking i have a dell optiplex gx150 sitting in my closet which is a pretty small horizontally mounted computer.

one of these:



i'd love to turn that into my set top gbpvr machine, just put it right on top of my stereo. first of all, it's not the quickest machine around - 866 Mhz Pentium 3. Not a bad system for the average users' needs. 512 MB PC133 RAM so it runs win xp very very smoothly.

not sure if that CPU would quite cut it for gbpvr unless i want to wait 40 seconds for it to just show up the tv guide screen.

i was wondering if i would get a replacement, say 1.0 Ghz P3 chip for it... how bad would the performance be? how fast do they make the P3's up to anyway? (then i gotta worry about the mobo being able to handle one that fast, but it would be worth a shot.)

the nice thing about it is a already rigged a netgear pci wifi adapter to it, so no problem with having to run an ethernet cable to it.

i'm being long winded, but basically i was just wondering how bad of performance would i get with gbpvr on that kind of system? good enough to live with?

Upgraded to the new drivers and it seems the filters have changed. There are two of each filter listed, but they have identical names. They are all identical copies except for the crossbar, which has different pin numbers. I have a screenshot of graphedit showing both copies of all of the relevant filters. I changed direct.ini and have the first tuner working, but I can't figure out the second tuner. Would appreciate some advice.

Graphedit screenshot:

direct.ini entry for the first tuner (working beautifully):
[VistaView Saber 2020 (device #1)]
INIT_MODE=VIXS
INIT_MSP=0
BLACKBIRD=1
FILTER_CROSSBAR=7162 BDA Analog Xbar
FILTER_CAPTURE=7162 BDA Analog Capture
FILTER_TV_TUNER=7162 BDA Analog TV Tuner
FILTER_TV_AUDIO=7162 BDA Analog TV Audio
FILTER_ENCODER=7162 BDA MPEG PS Encoder
PIN_CROSSBAR_VIDEO_TUNER_IN=Video Tuner In
PIN_TVTUNER_ANALOG_VIDEO_OUT=Analog Video
PIN_TVTUNER_ANALOG_AUDIO_OUT=Analog Audio
PIN_TVAUDIO_TV_AUDIO_IN=TVAudio In
PIN_TVAUDIO_TV_AUDIO_OUT=TVAudio Out
PIN_CROSSBAR_AUDIO_TUNER_IN=Audio Tuner In
PIN_CROSSBAR_VIDEO_DECODER_OUT=Video Decoder Out
PIN_CAPTURE_ANALOG_VIDEO_IN=Analog Video In
PIN_CROSSBAR_AUDIO_DECODER_OUT=Audio Decoder Out
PIN_CAPTURE_ANALOG_AUDIO_IN=Analog Audioinput
PIN_CAPTURE_I2S_OUT=I2S Audio
PIN_CAPTURE_656_OUT=Analog ITU Video
PIN_ENCODER_I2S_IN=I2S Audio
PIN_ENCODER_656_IN=Analog ITU Video
PIN_ENCODER_OUT=MPEG2 Program
PIN_WRITER_INPUT_IN=Input

Ok, I installed the update but now on the little g on the taskbar start pvrx2 in there instead of gb-pvr. I don't want. to use pvrx2.

i like the fact that i can read the description at the top, but i dont like that i cant see visually how much of the show i missed

Hi, I just upgraded to 1.0.8 yesterday (I now see 1.0.16, but that's for another day). I can access all my previous recordings fine from the computer, but when I click on recordings in the MVP interface it hangs for a second, then returns to the 'searching for server' screen. I'm not sure what would cause this, as all the other items work using the MVP (photos, music, videos, live tv, guide). Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.

*edit* The recordings are on the same path as the videos and music, fyi, in case that helps.

I tested some things I was having problems with before and I'm still having a couple of problems. (No plugins)

Guide search:

• Show name column wraps on a long title
  
• Show time - no quick record
  
• No red highlight when a showtime is already scheduled
  
• When I was testing I manged to record a showing I had already scheduled, causing a duplicate.