Attached is version .9 of the graphRecorder plugin.\
*** This is now on the WIKI as an official plugin please use that version ***
It has:
functionality of the external recorder
Allows you to use an externally created graph to record (and watch timeshifted)
Allows you to schedule recordings in external apps via a TVPI file
I use it for software recording, firewire recording and to schedule my FUSION gold to do QAM recordings if the firewire is unavailable.
DLLs, source and readme attached.
PBS if you have an analog tuner it can tune the graph for you if you select the tune graph option. It could be made (with more coding) to tune ATSC but not QAM due to Microsofts lack of support.
Copy the stuff in the GBPVR dir to your GBPVR dir to install - if you have an external recorder going only copy the directShow and graphRecorder DLLs to the plugin directory to get it going.
ryno Wrote:....when transcoding a dvd to mpeg2, it would be nice to have the dvd subtitle renderd into the mpg.
I think you gonna have a problem there, since subtitles are a "stream" within the .vob file (as video and audio is) I haven't found a program that will rip the subtitle stream to a .srt automaticly, a lot of characters have to be "learned" by the program (manually enter them) and even then a final check of the "produced" words/sentences are usefull.
Sub, this is probably not high on the to-do list but I do wish there was an easier way to rearrange the channel line-up under the Channels Tab in Config without manually entering the sequence. Maybe a way to rearrange and move the channels up and down to desired sequence, and the GBPVR automagically re-sequences the new lineup. I normally put all my favourite channel in a priority level and easy access.
I want to use this for OTA digital TV that I receive with my antenna in the attic. Right now I don't have cable or satelite. I am currently using a Pinnacle HDTV Pro stick on my desktop PC using GB-PVR and it works great. My budget is around $400 and I am looking for a spec that can play the OTA HD signals to my TV and act as a DVR as well and play DVD movies as well.
This build would force me to use the Pinnacle pro stick as the tuner or I would have to switch out the video card for something like the HVR-1600.
Antec New Solution Series NSK2400 Mini Tower Case (Silver)
DFI RS482 INFINITY Socket 939 ATI Radeon Xpress 200 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
Corsair VS1GBKIT400 1GB Kit DDR400 PC3200 CAS2.5 Value Select Memory
Gigabyte GV-NX73G256D-RH Geforce 7300GS 256MB DDR2 PCI-E 16x Video Card w/DVI, TV-Out
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Processor (Venice) Socket 939
What I have:
180 GB HD
Pinnacle HDTV Pro Stick
DVD Drive
I wonder if you would let me know of your experiences with Video Inset Mode (videos play in sub-windows) on the MVP. I can't run with them on my system because in fairly short order things stuff up fairly majorly. I think it is primarily a bandwidth problem but don't know whether it is just my system or whether this affects others as well.
While on this inset topic, do you see the following effects. When moving the cursor up or down a menu level, the screen goes brighter for 1-2 seconds then goes back to normal. It does this on every level move. (On my plasma panel I also get the vertical screen lines for these 1-2 seconds as well. In addition, on every secondary screen, these lines appear. Another reason for not using inset mode in my case).
Posted by: nia - 2007-03-13, 08:53 AM - Forum: Hardware
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Hi.
This is a more specific Danish question.
Does anyone have success recieving the coded part of TDC KabelTV?
I would expect that it should be possible using a:
- Selector Card - obviouisly to have the decoding available
- Phoenix SmartCard reader - to have somewhere to put the Selector Card. Compatible with Selector?
- MultiDec plugin - to enable GBPVR to access the encrypted channels
- ?? Some DVB-C hardware - needs to be dual tuner (the HomeRun device I've just come across in another thread looks nice )
Does anyone out there have any setup running for TDC KabelTV ?
I really would like to know if it's possible to get anything going with the Selector card before ordering all kinds of hardware and messing my current setup up entirely :o
I've already got friends that I've originally convinced to use GBPVR deserting to other software platforms, so any help here appreciated, as I'm staying right here and really want to convert them back as well. But theres no arguing against the recording quality from DVB-T/C - I'm soo envious ....
Anyone care to shed light on where the record start times etc for GBPVR are stored and what database will open and edit the file.
To get round the problem I am having with none use of multiple tuners, I would like to schedule recordings via the EPG, but get at the start times in the database to manually ensure that the recording will use a spare tuner.
I have a hvr1600 and a ATI HDTV Wonder in my current setup. I do not have the digital side of the hvr1600 setup ( yet ). The problem I am having is that in the TV Guide the channels only show the first 4 letter of the call sign. Which makes it difficult to determine if I have going to record channel 16 KLRT or channel 16-1 KLRTDT. Is there anyway to show more digits and/or differentiate the channels in some fashion?
Each tuner is populated from zap2it, each tuner has a separate account.
subtitle renderd into the mpg.
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