This is a wierd problem that I started noticing recently during playback where (usually once in every 1 hour episode) it's like a "fast forward" for a second or two and then it works fine for the rest of the episode. I am not using GBPVR for playback when this occurs, I am playing back via VLC over a mapped drive. To see if I maybe had a network glitch, I have replayed the part and it always does the same thing again.

This happens whether I'm recording one channel or multiple channels at a time and using different STB or cards. It seems to be happening on all of my recordings regardless of which card is recording.

It's almost like something is pausing the CPU or something and the video has a hard time recording for a little bit.

The only change I've made recently is to add a second hard drive (the 300 GB, and slimm GBPVR). I did switch the video directory to the new drive, but left GBPVR on the other drive. Could there be something with about this config causing the problem? Maybe some kind of cache buffer flush or something?

Anyway, if anyone has experienced this or has any ideas, I'd really appreciate some input on this.

I'm trying to record radio off Sky broadcasts in the UK. This used to be fine; record the slot then strip the audio from the video.

Recently they've changed the channel allocations and now they are not on channels 821, for example, but now "0101" for BBC Radio 1.
When I type "0101" into the channel set-up it drops the first zero which would then record the wrong channel

Is there a way to get the whole number passed through to my MCE remote?

Hi,

When I am running comcut on my files it looses sound. I assume it happens at the time where sound and picture is remuxed but I am not sure since I find no log files. The thing is that it works in some cases and in other not. The 2 files that are remuxed contains data.

I am using comcut (1.2 build 81 beta) through the UI (Batch Mode) and not command line.

Any ideas anyone? Any tests I can perform?

\\Agerdin

Hi All,

I see a couple of people are using this card. Can you give me any comment on whether you are happy with it.

1. Is it suitable for free to air satellite TV in New Zealand ?

2. Does the remote that comes with it work ok with GBpvr ?

Thanks.

Hi can anyone tell me what i need to do please...i have just downloaded the gb-pvr and i need help to configuar so that i can put all the channels into it so i can record from them ...but first the mux checker tells me that i need a multiplex filter to be able to run this...can anyone tell me where i candownload one of these filters please...many thanks for your help...

I've found numerous mentions on the web of this page http://www.gbpvr.com/downloads.htm but the link for GIRDER.GML does not work. Is this file still available? And was the issue with sending windows messages from girder to GBPVR instead of keystrokes figured out? Thanks in advance.

I get the following error after I installed the Sassari skin, when I open config.
Can anyone tell me what I did wrong?
Also I see nothing in the plug-in's tab either.

I've tried to be good and search all the FAQs and the forum to try to find the answer before I posted anything, but I've reached a point where I don't know what else to try.

I have a Hauppauge 350 card that works great with BeyondTV (except for CBS - audio is very choppy). I was told that GB-PVR is THEE software to have, so I'm checking it out. No luck so far. I have configured my service and have updated my channel listing. Now, when I try to launch Live TV, the window just hangs. What's supposed to happen? Is the current window supposed to be replaced by the Live TV? Is it supposed to open a new window? :confused:

I'm running version 99.5 of GB-PVR

I took a look at the log files - nothing jumps out at me. The log files are huge, so I didn't include them - I will if necessary.

I'd really like to get this working as it looks much more feature-rich than Beyond TV (and hopefully CBS will come in clear!)

I appreciate any help anyone can offer!

Thanks.

This is an update of my GBPVRTray replacement, Slimm GB-PVR.

[SIZE="5"]To install[/SIZE]:

1. Ensure you have installed .NET Framework 2.0. It can probably be installed by accessing your Windows Update or you can follow this download link: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Redistributable
   
2. Download and install SlimmGBPVR (for v9707+): Direct download link
   

• Play random recording added to Recordings menu.
  

• Setup executable now does not contain the redundant 9707 suffix which was used to indicate that this version of Slimm GBPVR is designed for use for versions of GBPVR of 0.97.07 or higher.
  
• Startup entry now does not contain the /wait command-line argument.
  

Hello,

I am looking at buying a good video card with an S-video output to get good quality video to my TV. I am looking at this card

http://www.evga.com/products/moreinfo.as...&family=13

It has hardware Mpeg2 decoding and supports DirectX9.

Any thoughts?

Thanks

The Doc