Hi all,

I'm having a problem with the playback in the GB-PVR. During playback if I hit the forward or reverse buttons it locks up my gb-pvr. CPU or mem usage doesn't spike, it just seems to hang the PVR playback software. I can play the recorded file in Windows Media Player (and other playback software) without any problems. It just seems to be playback in gb-pvr. I have comkip installed and set to autoskip commercials. I'm wondering if that is related. I recently updated both the comskip and GB-PVR software. (I don't have the version info in front of me as I'm at a different computer). This seems to be happening for the last month or two and I think it was introduced after either a comskip or gb-pvr upgrade.

Can anyone assist?
Jared

Sub,

after finished watching video, I normally get back to menu and move around with remote. GBPVR suddenly just quits with no popup or anything. I see in the log that AccessViolation at 7:54 in GBPVR.exe-2 log, but I am not sure what cause it. Can you help me see what makes GBPVR quits? Thanks.

Dan L.

I've been looking for any suggestions (preferrably solutions?) to recover DVR-MS files being generated when the house/system had a power failure.

I can watch the second recording (which started after the system restarted) but would like to recover the beginning 20-odd minutes of the show. I still have the temporary files if they'll be of use.

Or am I chasing a Utility that doesn't exist (in any form)?

Paul

I've been using GBPVR a while back with my anologue tuner card with great satisfaction

Now I have purchased a DVB-C tuner card, and the proper CAM module for my operator. Channel tuning/viewing works just fine - all channels are found.

However I have one remaining issue and that is really a showstopper for me.

For some odd reason GBPVR always tries to get EPG data from the DVB signal - even when I configure it to use XMLTV. I get no warning when I select XMLTV in the Config dialogue and click OK - but next time I open the settings dialogue I can see that it has jumped back to DVB-EPG :confused:.

The reason for this being a showstopper for me is that the DVB-signal I receive only contains EPG data for 3 out of my 40 channels.

Is there a way to force GBPVR 9912 to use XMLTV as EPG source for my DVB-C tuner card (Twinhan Cab-CI 2033 Mantis)?

Cheers,
joensson

Insert a DVD/VCD/SVCD/CD Audio and it auto plays.

OK so GBPVR does not support VCD or SVCD, but it would be nice, I have a big collection of VCD/SVCD for my kid, and playing the *.mpg is a hassle. I don't think it even recognizes the *.dat for VCD.
I know the developers don't like (S)VCDs but I am sure lots of people have them around.

Back to the wish. Insert a DVD and plays without selecting "Play DVD", insert a CD audio disk and automatically "Play CD". Insert a data disk and automatically browse the disc in "video library".

I know there are windows notifications for disc changing, as well as core functions to tell you the type of drive, so maybe a bit more noob friendly and no more adding a new directory for your DVD ROM to browse the files.

I mean who inserts a disc if they do not intend to play it.

Ok great job on the client server set up but I'm having some troubles with my wireless being good enough. I have a super g 108 mbps network with 4 out of 5 bars but I just cannot stream the live tv. I figure since the the medium quality streams perfectly on the recorded channels if I just cut the quality down of the live feed it would work fine. Any advice on how to do that if it's possible or it may be a good feature to work into gbpvr to cut the quality of the live feed for wireless streaming.

So I can set the Audio Decoder Settings, especially SPDIF output for my digital external decoder

My ZRename program reads the database and retrieves a 'subtitle' Episode name with an accent grave ( é ) into memory

It saves the character to a text file. The text file is using UTF-8

But when I manipulate the string in the program, like fill text boxes, or popup message boxes, I get the wrong characters. Internally String compares don't work, but if I try to catch it by logging the string compares to a text file, it looks right, because the characters are being reencoded into UTF-8

I realize that VB6 is considered antique now, but from what I read none of the MS languages are UNICODE aware.

Does anyone have suggestions?

Machine wakes for the guide update but nothing happens. No logs updated. I have the Recording Service and BackEndCommon updated modules installed.

Settings are for Zap2It and the initial downloads on the install last Saturday went fine.

Hi,
In search of an answer to my dilema (remote not working when PVR150 and HVR1600 are installed), I contacted tech support. Here is their reply:

"We do not support 2 cards in the system and the remote software was never designed to accommodate it.

xxxxx xxxxxxx
Technical Support
Hauppauge Computer Works
New York Headquarters
http://www.hauppauge.com"

I posted this as a seperate thread to help others see this if they are having the same problem or consider this obstacle while building future systems. Moderator, please feel free to sticky, move, delete or whatever else you see most appropriate.

Hope this helps someone avoid the aggrevation it caused me. You would think the designers/programers would have thought of this. Or if they did, they would have noted this on the package as a limitation. Hauppauge, if your listening to your customer base, PLEASE fix this!!!!!