It might just be my machine - might be best for someone else to try it:
In PVRX2 you can't name your manual recs.
Setting the channel time etc. is the same as always but can't give it a name; the channel name assigned (ie BBC1...) can't be deleted, added to nothing. The keyboard does nothing.
Interestingly, this bug doens't happen in the old GBPVR UI, in fact you can save you recording in PVRX2 and update it in with a name in GBPVR.
If this question falls into the grey zone category, please tell me... I have not been able to find any clues anywhere else so this is kind of my last resort and I would hate having to abandon GBPVR due to this.
Anyway, what could be reason for being able to watch live tv when the MD plugin support is deactivated but not when it has been activated? Applies to both free and non-free channels.
Everything is working fine when using for example DVBDream with an identical MD plugin setup.
I have experimented with the codecs setup but with no noticeable difference.
I posted this once before, thought I would try again.
Does anyone else see the captions out of sync the further you go in the program?
Does anyone know if the timeline in GBPVR increments at 30hz or 29.97 for NTSC?
What does the Client/Server option on the Capture Source tab for? Can I use this to stream live TV? I couldn't find anything in the wiki talking about how to set this up.
I've had GB-PVR working for several months now, and have been very, very happy with it. I have noticed that periodically there is no sound on the History Channel. Every other channel has sound. It's becoming more of a problem since the show Dogfights is back on. It's not the feed because I get sound on another TV in the house.
I'm using the DScalar audio codec. I also tried "system default".
Live TV - ATSC, no sound. Regular TV, Happauge 150, sound and video both work.
I'm sure it's a decoder thing, but I can't figure it out. I have tried the ATI video decoder and the MPV video decoder, this made no difference. On Audio Decoder, I"ve tried both System Default and MPEG Audio Decoder.
The problem also occurs in WMP, so it isn't a GBPVR issue, I just can't figure it out.