Currently using a PVR with GBPVR with an old Ti4200 graphics card. This is working well with SD TV. In the future I plan on adding a hi-def card to the mix and I am wondering if the Ti4200 could handle 1080i? Using a 2.4GHz Pentium 4 processor on the MB.
I have attached the logs for two errors I am getting:
One seems to be an "unable to find node" error
The other one is a fatal unhandled exception that occurs when SQLite calls a library routing out of sequence.
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction, logs attached.
Thanks! I suspect that error occured while watching a movie yesterday...
Newbie here with one small problem. When changing channels to a low number(ie:21) the signal recieved by my STB(dish network 301) is 30. Any number above 100 works fine, and i can tune to any channel with the IR blast config(hauppague wintv pvr150). Any help would be greatly appericiated.
I am putting together a HTPC and already have a pvr150 with the old style remote. I want 2 pvr150's and my first thought was to get another pvr150 without a remote for cost savngs and the idea that I already have a remote. But the more I read the more I wonder if I am going to be happy with that old style remote and if I shouldn't try and get a MCE type remote.
So is my first thought (old style remote) sufficient ? or am I going to regret not getting a MCE remote ?
I have both Comskip and ShowAnalyzer installed, and I want to use the latter. i have selected it in the config menu, but Comskip is actually being used. Is there any way to force ShowAnalyzer and keep Comskip?
I'm just starting to look at various pvr software packages and I have some questions about gbpvr.
My first question is, how easy is it to script a recording schedule? My goal is to have one web page that I create that has a "dumbed down" interface so only authenticated users can access it and can only record specific things. For example, Jane can only tape channels 3, 5, and 6 using computer 1, John can tape 2,3,4 on computer 1 or computer 2 depending on which one has free time, etc. My script would take care of the restrictions and then automatically create the scheduled recordings. How does gb-pvr store it's scheduled recordings and how hard would it be for some one to script adding things to the backend schedule. I'd use either php or perl by preference, but could also use vbs or compile my own app if I have to. I'd prefer php or perl though.
Next question is what format are the recordings stored in? I played around with MythTV on a linux box and that stores files as a special version of nuppel, which means I have to convert the files to something else to do anything interesting with them. If gp-pvr stored the files in something a little more standard, that would be great!
Finally, reading through the forums I saw some very recent posts that seemed to indicate the plextor m402u wasn't fully supported, but it is on the list of supported cards. People seem to get it to work with only a little extra work(and that's only the people that post with actual problems) but if there's a chance it won't be supported in future releases or is less than fully supported I'd like to know. I can test it empirically when I'm at work tomorrow, but I'd like to know more about the status.
Hi,
I have installed the latest digitalcd 3.4 drivers for my WinTV PVR USB2, on Vista 32 bit, and i am able to see TV on other 3rd party software, but gbpvr says that there are no known cards detected on my system.
I see a LOT of promise from GBPVR, and it seems to be doing all what I need, so somebody please help me recognize my Hauppauge card
Trying to figure out how to solve my problem. I get a really good quality picture with the cyberlink video decoder. But sometimes after skip (comskip initiated or remote initiated) the screen gets really jittery.
I'm not talking jittery as slow, but the screen is very "flashy" for movement.
To sort it out i can normally skip again, or I've figure out hit pause.
I'm hopeing one of the guys really up there on their video knowledge might be about to help.
My Video cards is an ati x550, running out of the composite. Using the cyberlink 7 video decoder. I've got VMR9 set, I haven't tried overlay yet.
When it's not flassy it's a really nice picture, that's why I'd like to try and fix it.
Any one with some suggestions? I've tried the intervideo and while I don't get these problems, the picture looks quite soft and fuzzy.
Currently videoarchive allows to move recordings to the archive based on age. Can there be a button to move individual recording to the archive from within GBPVR (ie when in the screen to start play add a fourth button -archive-).