I've tried several times to change the order of my Capture Sources, but the changes don't stick. When I click Ok, it restarts the recording service, but then when I go back into Config, it has reverted to the old order.
I've looked through config.xml, and can't see where to manually change the order.
This sounds complicated I know and It may be already available. When an upgrade is done to GBPVR, I often find that after installing the upgrade that the files that were recorded and saved as "ready" are gone along with my "reoccuring" list. The files are there, but not recognized by GBPVR. A utility inside GBPVR that would go through and search out your file locations to identify and add the files back into the ready folder along with the comskip info and that would repopulate the reoccuring list would be a very nice addition. If not an automatic step built into the upgrade engine maybe a plugin that could be run that would do this function. If this function is available at the present time I would love any info you could provide. If not it would be a nice addition in the next upgrade if possible.
Thanks for in advance for your attention!
In the gb-pvr db3 recording schedule, I have several Reoccurring events (5) and and also the actual recording schedules (0) themselves.
I want to be able to edit the reoccurring events, and then have GB-PVR straighten out the schedule.
I think that if I delete all the '0' and leave the '5', I should be able to tell GB-PVR to check the schedule again, and even look for conflicts and fill in the 0s...
Is that when it updates the EPG? I understand there are two types of updates, one the once a day, and the other in the config|capture sources page...
If I initiate a update of the epg, Would that fill in schedule again?
Just thought I ask what the "Active Movie" window is? I am resetting up my tuner and after I have scanned, if I pick a channel on the right to view it in the little window on the right, sometimes an Active Movie window pops up on top of the config window showing the channel in this separate window. When this happens...most likely config will lock up eventually (especially if I change preview to another channel). I have never seen this before. Any ideas?
I have a question about Playing Back HD video that i have recorded on my DVR. I currently have nvidia geforce 6200 with the pure video decoder installed on the free trial, i know from reading other post's that the 6200 is not powerful enough to play back HDTV it seems to be able to play back 720 vidoeo and even 1080i in interlaced but not 1080i deinterlaced. So I'm looking for another video card, i know that i at least need a 6600 or better, but i haven't seen any thing about ATI X1K serries of cards playing back HDTV. I would like to go with an ATI because their decoder is free, but it doesn't explicitly say accelerated HD mpeg 2 playback but there should be no reason why it wouldnt support playback. I mainly want to know if the two video cards i have listed will be able to play back the HDTV I have recorded, and which one any one would recommend.
I am trying to make a rather odd configuration.... I have a GBPVR computer running in site A, and two other sites (two friends) would be running GBPVR in client mode. Is it then possible to have those client computers running mvp servers? I cannot have the main sight run the servers because it is on another subnet. The construction of this would look like this:
Site A ----Wireless Hop ---- Site B
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I am having trouble with pbs channels ( i am in usa and am trying to record the high definition national public broacasting station feed) and sound using my digital tuner (hvr950). On the pbs channels I am getting sound only out of the left channel. In addition, I believe i am geting"Audio description", which can be annoying since I am not blind. This may be coming over the SAP channel...but I am not sure of that. I am getting no audio out of the right channel on pbs broadcasts. Also, the volume level seems to be half of what other channels are at. All of the other non-pbs channels I have recorded from do not seem to have this problem. Any thoughts?
