The fix you put in for garbage collection on 99.12 looks like it fixed the memory problem I was seeing on 99.05. I don't see any real growth at all now.
Thanks.
Mini Guide works great for Live TV, but it would be nice to do the same thing when playing a recording.
Ctrl-B for OSD displays the recording's info, but then I have to map another button to this. Ctrl-G on a recording should do what Ctrl-B currently does.
Then you can do away with Ctrl-B for OSD.
Have recently done a fresh install of WinXP MCE2005.
Have installed GBPVR and am now running latest version 99.12
I have tried adding capture devices in the config applet.
I have successfully installed a Hauppauge PVR500 and it works and records just fine.
But when attempting to add a Hauppauge NovaT terestrial card (90002) then the app reports that it is "unable to start a BDA device that you have configured".
This also occurs when trying to add The Twinhan DVB-S card.
I have had these devices working successfully in previous installations but I cant get them to work now. I have read the forum etc and can find no suggested fix.
I have attached logs and would be grateful if you could advise me what I'm doing wrong.
When I'm in Timeshift Mode, I want to get back to live tv. I set a button on my remote to Ctrl-O, the catch up key, and it works.
I wanted to know if it makes more sense to have the Live TV button do the catch up, thus eliminating the need for Ctrl-O. When in Timeshift Mode, have the Live TV button do catch up.
I got a clean install of 0.99.12 and have it configured to run in client mode.
Live TV works fine, but I'm unable to view the TV guide or the recordings screen. When I try, I get the message:
Error: Specified cast is not valid.
I've attached the logs.
GBPVR will only utilize one processor in my dual processor server.
Logically, this symptom will also present itself in dual core and maybe even in hyperthreading scenarios.
Are there any different builds that are built for MP architecture?
what are other users with dual core systems experiencing?
Hi all ...just want some advice, has anyone got MVP and Vista running 100% without any lock ups or resets. Have tried everything from advice on various forums and what do you know lack of any info from hauppauge support on the matter. The best I have had this working was after following advice to turn off tcp scaling... this means I can watch more video before a reset! Any news would be much appreciated. :confused:
