Is there a way to have I-xmltv season record a new show with the * when the * isn't there.......I.E. say you only want to season record "it takes a thief" but only the new shows with the * but there aren't any new shows yet with the * for "it takes a thief" in the guide, I guess my question is can you add a * to a season record for a show so it will only look for the new * shows......
My Music directory is located on a USB drive with over 10000 songs in more than 1000 directories. I have no problem playing individual songs on alblum directories. When I select the m3u's which worked in MediaMVP's software, there is a quick flash on the GB-PVR 99.12 beginning with the word Exception, followed by a large black block box covering the the rest of the error message and with Windows Media Player controls along the bottom. Nothing plays and GB-PVR must be closed and restarted. I haven't been able to figure out where the conflict is arising. A sample m3u and logs.zip are attached.
Is there any way to fast forward or skip ahead using the web stream?
Currently there is a 10 sec Rew button that works and a 10 sec FF button (that didn't seem to work for me) - but either way - if I need to FF 15 minutes - that would take forever.
Is there something I'm missing? Or is this not possible?
I'm not sure of the best resolution to this annoying niggle.
I have four "sources" at the moment - 2 DVB-T on a nova-t-500, 1 on the RF analogue aerial side of a PVR150 and 1 on the RF, fixed channel to STB of the same PVR150.
EPG all sources are pointing to the same EPG source - xmltvgui from the RadioTimes in the UK.
If a new channel comes in from the EPG, then it gets added to all four tuners and is "enabled". The DVB ones have no tuning info, but the RF one gets the next available RF channel and the RF/STB one gets the next available satellite channel. Even though the channel is probably not broadcast on that device/channel. Sods law proves right in that any recording will use the wrong source.
What I'd like is that any new channel from the EPG is NOT enabled by default and has to be enabled manually on the right source. I realise this would be a real pain for others, hence my first comment about not knowing the best way out of this. (a manual config.xml entry?)
regards
Martin (who has just 'un-enabled' 8 channels from three sources=24 unticks).
Yes, and can config be tweaked so that a mouse click on a box will untick it without having to highlight the line first
I'm cleaning up the skinning errors generated in the logs by the XRecord suite. Even with absolutely no plugins I'm getting the following errors. Are these caused by gbpvr itself? Is it my setup that has bad/old blue skin files?
Code:
2007-03-08 03:51:12.984 ERROR [1] Unable to find node: /settings/SpecialElements/SpecialElement[@name="ForegroundTransparency"]
2007-03-08 03:51:13.000 ERROR [1] Unable to find node: /settings/SpecialElements/SpecialElement[@name="MenuType"]
2007-03-08 03:51:14.140 ERROR [1] Unable to find node: /settings/SpecialElements/SpecialElement[@name="MenuType"]
I just finished off a fresh install of WinXP Pro and I'd like to install GB-PVR to use with my nVidia DualTV Tuner. I must be going crazy, becasue I can't get the package to install. I download the MSI file, run it, accept all the defaults, and I get an:
"Internal Error 2908."
it seems to recover from that and keeps going, until it gets a:
"Error 1935. An error occurred during the installation of the assembly. 'wmppia, Version="9.0.0.3095",Culture="neutrual",PublicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35",GUID="6bf52a50-394a-11d3-b153-00c04f79faa6". Please refer to Help and Support for more information. HRESULT0x..."
Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to install any other packages before installing the MSI under "Download" on the homepage?
I think I know the answer to this, but I have not really been paying that close of attention to new hardware these days. I have Comcast digital cable and have been using my pvr150 for a couple of years to record the analog channels. Is the only option to use gbpvr with the digital channels still to use a cable box and ir blaster?
I have just completed a new build with v 99.12 and am having problems getting NetRadio to play over my MVP, it all works fine on the Server. It worked fine with my MVP with v 98.13. Occasionally a station I select from the Web options manages to play but my Favourites won't at all. Sometimes it looks as if they are loading (I see the http under the station display) but then everything just stops. I have tried playing with the buffer size from 96 kbs upto 1000 this has no effect. I'm sure I'm missing something very simple! Can anyone advise?
System:
Win XP Pro (IBM, 2.8ghz, 512mb)
GeForce 6200 LE (EVGA brand)
Hauppage PVR 150 (retail version)
.Net 2.0 installed
GBPVR 99.12 (upgraded from 99.05)
S-video connected to TV, no monitor attached
As a GBPVR novice, I spent alot of time searching all the posts before creating one. I first built my system with the 99.05 version and a GeForce2 Ti card. It was working flawlessly except the crappy video-out on the dinosaur card. So after reading many posts, I purchased a GeForce 6200 LE (EVGA brand) as an inexpensive replacement ($40). Days before receiving the new card, I upgraded to 99.05 and starting having issues with the PC not going to standby. I just left it running all the time and assumed I did something wrong to keep it awake (no further action). Soon the new 6200 card arrived and that was an instant improvement on the video quality.
After I realized it wasn't ever going to standby, I found the patch for standyby issues in the survival guide and the machine would go to "sleep" successfully. However, now when GBPVR is running upon going to either standby or hibernate it won't display upon resuming. In other words, resuming without GBPVR running will display my normal windows desktop, but with the GBPVR (full screen) running all I get is a black screen. Exiting GBPVR and launching it again still nets a black screen until the system is rebooted (I haven't tried restarting services... I'm sure that would side step the reboot).
Moving the mouse, pressing the PC power button or pressing any remote keys will not 'wake' the screen. Up arrowing on the remote once and pressing ok will exit GBPVR and then I get the display.
I have tried setting the power button to "ask me what to do" as suggested by an earlier post. That doesn't seem to make a difference on my setup.
The decoder device is set to the default "none" as suggested in posts with PVR-350 issues.
I tried with and without running TVTool (in entertainment mode) although it doesn't technically support the newer card.
I tried using an application that installs as a screensaver (forget the name) that can capture an idle profile to create setpoints, but it only seemed to cause a recording problem (7 minutes into a recording, it stopped).
Aside from downgrading back to 99.05 or just leaving the system on all the time (adding to my already high electric bill), I'm not sure what else to try.
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