I've been having this problem for quite a while (several versions ago). I've updated GBPVR and Comskip. One show, The Daily Show, consistently has the commercials evaluated in the wrong places. Other behavior is that I get a 'Playback Failed' message the first time I try to play one of the recorded episodes. I have to go play a different show entirely then come back and play the Daily Show episode that I want. Sometimes that doesn't even work and I have to delete one of the episodes first. Another behavior this causes is that when I delete an episode of the Daily Show in the client, it doesn't disappear until I restart the app. Note, these are set to record at like 4am and I don't watch them until 5 the next day.
I'm wondering if there isn't just some database problem. If I delete all Daily Show episodes, remove the recurring recording, then start again will this go away? Will that clear out all prior data from the Daily Show so I can start fresh? This is the only show that this occurs with - Colbert Report is fine
Can anyone help me with my understanding of DVB EPG? I see the option in gbpvr's config and im trying to figure out how / what you need to set this up.
Itd be great since im using a settop box for channels and that box gets a EPG guide. So if i can get the same guide info for gbpvr id be set.
I am getting a malformed database message on screen when I try to get into recordings. Logs attached after setting log level to debug and reduction of MVP servers to 1. Any suggestions as to a solution other than to delete the database? I have many recordings and recurring and scheduled recording and hope I don't have to go that route. Thanks for any help.
I've just managed to get my GBPVR setup running nicely on a Nova-T on UK's Freeview service (yippie!).
One problem though is that the skins all seem to have been designed for a computer monitor or LCD TV in mind. On my CRT widescreen TV I am left with the option of overscanning such that I can't read a lot of the text around the edges of some menus / EPG info, or scan exactly to the boundaries of the video frame and end up with black banding around the edges on some of the TV recordings.
Is there a solution to this? Perhaps a skin with a CRT TV in mind?
or can i just disable? I d onot need any recording at all, i am using for playing media files only. Disabling it from admin panel in xp would solve the issue?
I would just like to make a couple suggestions of things to try before asking a question here.
Before asking if a plugin exists for X, go look on the wiki
Before asking if skin X supports plugin Y, go look on the wiki
Before asking if skin/plugin X is still supported, go look on the wiki
We (the developers/community) try to keep the wiki as up to date as possible, but it is (as is every wiki) a work in progress. So if something is wrong or missing, feel free to go ahead and make the fix yourself, or just let someone know.
cheers
P.S. Just let me know if you think something should be added to this post
I previously had GBPVR working on XP. Recently I had to do a clean install of XP and when I try to run the latest install package I get this error message.
Error 1935. An error occured during the installation of assembly 'wmpia, Version="9.0.0.3095", Culture="neutral', PublicKeyTOken="31bf3856ad364e35", GUID="6bf52a50-394a-11d3-b153-00c04f79faa6"'. Please refer to Help and Support for more information. HResult: )x8002802f.
Also i get a internal error 2908 when the install program is updating componenent registration.
I was wondering, does anyone know if it's possible to tell windows to run a batch file when waking from standby? I have tried using an autoit script to restart my ir service when coming out of standby, but I have had some undesireable results, and I don't really want a process running all the time. I've searched for an answer for this, but can't seem to find one. Any contributions?
