So Dell is keeping the option of Windows XP open. Quite a few people seem to be frustrated with Vista. I guess I'm going to stay with XP which has performed really well for me.
My PVR has been freezing. Not just the program, the computer. The mouse and keyboard are unresponsive, I have to hit the power button to restart. It seems to freeze when going from watching live or recorded tv back to menu. It freezes with a black screen on the PVR-350 video output, and GBPVR says that TV is being played back....
There is a chance my motherboard is the problem, it was used, but it only freezes when running GBPVR so I'd like to make sure it's not the program before I replace the mobo. Is there a chance anyone could look over my logs and see if anything stands out? I am by no means an expert and I know this a vague request, so I'm sorry for the lack of information.
System info:
MOBO: P6IPAT
Processor: 633MHz Celeron
Ram: 512MB
OS: Windows XP SP2 Home Edition
Harddrive: 200GB
Thanks for all help, and again, sorry for being vague. I'll try to give any more info if I can.
Steve
I still get the "please wait" message when I try to enter videos. My config does not have c:\ for the recordings dir. Any ideas what else can be wrong?
Hi All,
Here to see if anyone might have an answer to a problem that's been low on my list but I figure I might as well fix now that I've re-formated my system.
When I change channels in LIVE-TV, the sound eventually goes out of sync with the video. If I change only 1 to 2 channels, not noticeable. It seems like each time I change, it introduces a little more delay until it's annoyingly apparent.
All I have to do is exit to the MENUs page then go back to LIVE-TV, everything's fine. This happened with the onboard AC97 sound and the new X-Fi sound.
Thoughts anyone?
System: AMD 2100XP, 1gb ram, Nvidia FX5200, X-Fi sound card, decoders NONCSS-Intervideo for audio and video.
I uninstalled my very old previous version which worked until I went thru all the Windows XP updates, then installed v0.99.12 and reconfigured it from scratch. Since then, I can schedule recordings, but when it's time for them to start, they build the proper directory but do not create a file. The "GBPVRRecordingService.exe-native.log" file starts growing in size until my HD is full. To stop that I have to 3-finger-salute and kill the GBP service. Looking at the log I see this:
My computer: HP Pavilion, AMD Athlon XP3000+ 2.10 GHz, 1meg RAM, XP Home Service Pack 2 - all current updates,
2 Haupauge cards - 250 and a 350, the 350 is set as #1 the 250 is #2, I've tried swapping this and still no love.
This system worked fine before the Windows updates and new install of GBPVR. Any clues where I should start looking?