I have installed GBPVR but I cannot find any instructions to explain how to configure it. I want to use it with a Hauppage PVR 350 but no matter how I try I cannot detect any chanels.I know the signal is ok because the PVR 350 finds them. I am not very computer literate so if you can keep any instructions as simple as possible it would be appreciated.
Alternatively,can anyone tell me where I can find the instructions?
Sometimes, there is a video file that is quite large, but you want to skip or jump to certain places in it.
For example, a video of stand-ups or something, that you want to share and show friends a specific part of it.
So, would be nice, if during viewing (and during pause), one could press a button to "Create Bookmark", and possibly even add a description to it.
Then, while watchin a video, if there are bookmarks for it, they will show (in the info screen, while pausing or pressing the Blue), and you could choose from them
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A reduced option, instead of bookmarks at all, would be to allow to "Jump to Location", whereas during viewing, a button press would bring a dialog with :
Jump to: 00:00
and you could just press remote buttons 0-1-2-0 OK to jump to 01:20 in the movie (need seconds also? don't think so, but maybe).
I'm trying configure a second PC to act as a client over my LAN. If I try to watch live TV on the client I'm presented with either a black screen (which I can escape out of back to the TV guide) or gbpvr crashes, depending on what combination of video decoder and video renderer I have selected. If I run the path to the video file I find at the end of the log (e.g. \\Pvr\pvrvideos\FilmThe Brady Bunch Movie_1_20070405_22300010.dvr-ms) media player opens up and plays the clip fine.
I recorded three shows this last week that for whatever reason were recorded perfectly, but were not logged in the recordings menu. Is there a way to manually force them showing up? I thought that it had just failed, but nothing was marked in the folder. I went to the c:\myvideos\ folder and it was there though. I played it and it plays well too. Thoughts as to why it did this and furthermore how to make Gb-pvr recording section see it since it's probably already dropped out of the EPG?
I have tried many different options, changing decoders, upgrading/downgrading drivers for the video card and PVR150 card...
Basically I can use GB-PVR for watching recorded shows but when I change channels one too many times (between 1 and 4) the computer crashes and the only indication of an error I can get is Error Message: STOP 0x000000EA THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER (Q293078), I have followed the knowledgebase article, but it doesn't help.
I'm ready to go back to XP if I can't find a solution hopefully someone has been through this and can help, logs are attached for a random sample of what happens, timestamp to look for is 3:26:20.
I can reproduce the probem and have (voluntarily) crashed my computer about 50-60 times to try and find a solution, the only thing I can think of is that sometimes when GB-PVR calls haupblast there is a problem and causes a crash
I have a Tuner Card : Fly DVB-T. In the capture source, i have selected 'BDA Recording Plugin'. In the "Digital channel mapping', when I scan, it found several channels and i can seet it in the preview windows. I save this configuration.
But when i try to see in the live-tv, it tells me : 'No signal detected, please check the signal cable'.
What can I do ? I search in the forum but i haven't found any responses.
I've noticed over the past few weeks that my computer time becomes a few minutes fast. I've now resorted to creating a Windows task that syncs the clocks every 6 hours. The only thing running on this PC is GB-PVR. Do you think it's the software, or a function of part of my computer going bad?
It would be quite cool to email gbpvr and get it to record when not at home. A guy I work with has a TIVO (I'm in the UK and haven't seen these before) and he gets an email in the morning with programs on it, he ticks which ones he wants to record and sends it back for it to record that evening.. very cool.