Hi,
This is my second post here so I hope not to break any rules.

I have some major problems with my anime .mkv and .ogm and divx files with multiple subtitles and multiple audio.

How can I jump or change subs or audios when I’m using GB-PVR or mce?

When I’m using media player classic there are short keys predefined and modifiable under option> keys.

For example if I press “A” on my keyboard when watching a divx movie with multiple audio on Media Player Classic I can jump to next audio alternative. The same goes for the subs. Pressing “S” key changes the subtitle on my video and “W” turns the subtitle off.

Is there any function and command key definition that I could use in order to define some of these keys on my remote using e.g. HIP?

Not being very technical, I have to ask this perhaps dumb question. Can I order the GB-PVR to use other tools e.g. media player classic for watching movies?

By the way gr8 tool and thanks a lot for sharing

Thanks
Regards
Akhtoff

The question please sub - what time do you ask windows to wakeup from standby. i.e. recording due at 02:30 what time do you ask it to wake.

I ask as I would like to use wake.cmd and haupblast to send a "wakeup" channel change to the pvr150 and let it time out on the STB. reason below.

Not really a problem with your software, more like "yet another blaster problem".

I lost a recording last night as it recorded the wrong satellite channel. I caught a fraction of a second of the channel display at the beginning of the recording and it showed 9-- The channel should have been 109. Normally a UK Sky box displays the digits as you enter them and after the last one will disappear, so if one is left on screen then something went wrong. The log shows that as I expected the correct channel was sent to haupblast.

I suspect that coming out of standby the pvr150 blaster bit may be playing up and it sends a garbage character which then upsets the sequences of any following data sent. Or it swallows characters.

I'd like to use wake.cmd to use haupblast to send a channel change to clear/flush any oddities out of the pvr150. Then if only a partial set of digits gets sent to the STB then the STB will time out any garbage and be ready for the real change from gbpvr in xx minutes.

cheers
Martin

I have finally gotten to the point where I need to find something to delete before I can record anything to my 200 GB recordings drive.

I always just assumed that I would be able to add another drive, then somehow join the 2 together to appear as one drive.

I have spent the last hour or so searching the forum for drive spanning and found that it's not easy at all. My PVR is running XP Home so changing the drives to dynamic is not an option.

A couple of posts mention a utility called "Junction Link Magic" but as far as I can tell this just redirects any reads or writes from one folder to another folder that I specify. Wouldn't this mean that my first recordings drive would never be used?

I know there are some work arounds regarding the my videos plugin or manually moving older videos to another location but I really want just a very big recordings folder.

Has anyone done this succesfully with XP Home?

Hi people,

I cant configure gbpvr to find any channels.

I have a NOVA-T-USB2 tuner and the Hauppauge software that came with it has no problem finding channels, so the card is working.

BDA Mux checker reports:
[SIZE="2"]GB-PVR has detected the following multiplex filters on your machine:

Found: PP MPEG Muxer (aka, CyberLink MPEG Muxer)
FILE: C:\Program Files\CyberLink\PowerProducer\ppMpgMux.ax
VERSION: 5.0.2820

If you're running WinXP SP1 or higher, you will also be able to use the built-in DVR-MS mux filter[/SIZE]

Ive tried configuring as follows:
Config => Capture Sources => Add
- Recording Source: BDA Recording Plugin
- Settings
- Device Type: Hauppauge Nova-T USB2
- Country: Southern England
- Region: Beacon Hill
- EPG Source: Either XML TV or BLEB (UK)
Ive got all the channels I want enabled.
I select "Map digital channels to EPG channels"
GBPVR scans, but doesnt find a single channel.

What else do I need to do?

Ive included my config logs.

Thanks

Build 56 of EWA has been released. You can download it in the EWA Support Forum build 56 Release Thread.

ZapTools Users if you have not yet upgraded to latest Version of ZapTools you will need to do so to use any version of EWA higher than build 54.
You can download from wiki....read the upgrade instructions.

Date: 2007-02-14 Build Number: 56 Changes:

• UncleJohnsBand: Fix search error when clicking on title of Reocccuring Recording.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Fix Treeview sort issue in Manage Recordings.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Updated channel logo logic to support channels with a "/" in it.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Now pull pre-post padding setting from GBPVR Config for non-scheduled shows.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Added RSS Feed functionality.
  • GenRss.exe in web\bin directory can be run as a batch program. This will create RSS feeds for the different recorded/scheduled programmes. Feed xml files are stored in web\public folder.
  • GenRss.exe has a config file with parameters for setting link location (LAN/WAN) as well as a filter and specify RSS feed file location.
  • On-demand RSS feed is available from
    Code:

    http://yourmachine:yourport/gbpvr/public/rss.aspx?filter=
  • Filter param options for above URL include:
  • completed
  • pending
  • in-progress
  • conflict
  • failed
  • season
  • deleted

Build 56 of EWA has been released. You can download it here or on the wiki.

ZapTools Users if you have not yet upgraded to latest Version of ZapTools you will need to do so to use any version of EWA higher than build 54.
You can download from wiki....read the upgrade instructions.

Date: 2007-02-14 Build Number: 56 Changes:

• UncleJohnsBand: Fix search error when clicking on title of Reocccuring Recording.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Fix Treeview sort issue in Manage Recordings.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Updated channel logo logic to support channels with a "/" in it.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Now pull pre-post padding setting from GBPVR Config for non-scheduled shows.
  
• UncleJohnsBand: Added RSS Feed functionality.
  • GenRss.exe in web\bin directory can be run as a batch program. This will create RSS feeds for the different recorded/scheduled programmes. Feed xml files are stored in web\public folder.
  • GenRss.exe has a config file with parameters for setting link location (LAN/WAN) as well as a filter and specify RSS feed file location.
  • On-demand RSS feed is available from
    Code:

    http://yourmachine:yourport/gbpvr/public/rss.aspx?filter=
  • Filter param options for above URL include:
  • completed
  • pending
  • in-progress
  • conflict
  • failed
  • season
  • deleted

I hooked up the 6 channel audio from my Asus P4S800D-X motherboard to my surround sound setup, it works just fine for games and the windows media player, but I can't get it to work in gbpvr, it only works out of the front left and right speakers and not the rear or subwoofer speakers, It's probably an easy fix with a driver or setting or something......

Please help......

Thanks

I'm on a fresh windows installation with my new PVR150 but when I try to record form Live TV ( "CTRL + K" keys) I got that message and record doesn't start.
I append my logs..
Thank you for your help-

Hi everyone,

Does ffdshow work with gbpvr ? It works fine with zoom player on my system but not with gbpvr.
I have used "dscaler/intervideo noncss/intervideo/system default" as mpeg2 decoders. None of them work.
I have enabled "use ffdshow" in config.

I have all the latest version of gbpvr installed.

Thanks.

On my server the conflicts are seen when using the VApanel on the main menu. What do I have to change to have it show up on the client?