I have a Kworld DVB-T 220 card installed and working in GBPVR using the BDA drivers. This card also has an s-video input and I would like to know how I can get this input to work.
I was wondering if there could be more stuff shown in the recording library. Mainly, all the recordings show Ready. I was wondering if you start it and then don't finish it would say "Paused" or something but mainly i would like it to say "Watched" after completing the viewing it. This would sure make figuring out how far i've caught up on easier.
I'm using an HDHomerun and am able to watch channels perfectly, but I've encountered two problems:
1) When changing aspect ratio (F7) the screen gets corrupted. I've tried the nativeutilities patch from another thread but that didn't help.
2) When I record a show GBPVR says it's recording and creates the recording directory / file, but doesn't actually write anything to the hard drive except a 6KB file.
Using the Nvidia purevideo codec and DVR-MS; System: Athlon 3200+, 1GB ram, 6800GS.
The aspect ratio isn't a huge deal breaker, but I'd like to figure out why the stream isn't being saved.
I am new to GB-PVR and I intend on using it as the core software for a media server that I have actually convinced the wife to let me build. (Pretty cool huh?)
Anyways, I have audio with DVD, Video TS folders, etc, but I can't get the audio to play on my collection of MP4s. The MP4s were converted from DVD using Nero Digital and the AAC audio codec. I have directed GB-PVR to use the Nero audio codec, but with no success. I have searched the forums and I think I found all the information out there regarding similar issues, but none of the fixes seem to have worked for me.
Any help would be appreciated.
I think recordings that are in progress would be more sensibly categorised in the What's New tab rather than Pending. After all, they're not pending - they're new, and are available to watch now even though they're not finished.
If I ran GBPVR on a fairly powerful pc, e.g. AMD dual core 3800+ with 2Gb Ram, and used this as a server for music, DVD's and TV, could I use a lower sprec pc as a client to use the media on the server?
I'm thinking specifically of using a tablet pc as the client - something like a Celeron 500/800 with 256Mb Ram in various rooms of the house. The network would be a wired 100Mbps.
I'm sure I'd get reasonable performance for music, but what about DVD and/or TV, either Live or Recorded?
I've had to do a complete system reinstall. Which files do I need from my old GBPVR installation in order to avoid having to set everything up from scratch and what are the steps involved?
I am playing around for a while now to play DVD's with GBPVR from HD. All the needed key's i programmed with girder and a mce remote. All key's/ buttons worked ok but after installing version 99.05 the key to skip to the DVD root menu does not work anymore.
When I hit the escape key on the keyboard it is ok. When I hit the key on the remote I see that Girder recieves the right key-press but it looks like GBPVR does not reconise the <escape> command from girder.
I find the little program in the keymappings folder for test but this program also recieves nothing.
I have noticed some other people suffer from this from time to time:
Probably about half the time after watching TV using MVP the MVP will crash when TV is stopped. By crash, I mean it will not go back to the TV Guide instead I get Connecting To Servers .......
After a brief delay the GBPVR home screen will come up again.
I include the logs which shows a connection forcibly closed error in file MVP-gbpvr.exe-1.log:
MVP Timer Refresh error: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host
2007-03-09 09:23:00.046 ERROR [10] at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Send(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size, SocketFlags socketFlags)
I am not sure I believe this totally tho' as I have noticed GBPVR.exe restarting when this happens making me think it is a gbpvr issue rather than a network config issue ?
