Hey all,

I am trying to get my GBPVR guide to look like my normal Dish Network guide. In the DN guide they map the channels from the 8*** channel down to the channel that they normally appear on in the viewing area. For example, WRC in Wasington D.C. is channel 4. Dish transmits it on 8070 and maps it down to 4. In the EPG it shows up on 8070. Is there any way to get the listing in the GBPVR EPG to show up on channel 4?

This is a minor annoyance and we can live with it, but we had rather not if it can be fixed.

Thanks in advance,
Rob Hix

Hi,

As the title says, if anyone can post a recently scanned cache file for the freeview channels on winterhill transmitter, i would be most appreciative. For some reason, I have become unable to rescan withouth crashing the config program.

Thanks in advance

Gary

Can someone give me a step by step walk through of configering uburadio.

I have the necessary utilities installed but its when I get to the gbpvr config screen my mind goers blanK!!

I have web radio in the plugin list but where do I go from there. I can get the plugin button screen up but I haven't a clue what to do then

I don't see anything in the gbpvr screen pointing to Web radio either

Thanks in advance

Hi

I have just connected a TV to TV-OUT on my GBPVR server - I got extended screen - windows on computer screen and GBPVR on TV.

I set "Use direct access to Hauppauge remote" as descirbed in Wiki "If you check this, then GB-PVR doesn’t need to be in the foreground. If you use IR.EXE then the remote can be shared with other applications, and GB-PVR is a little faster to start. "

And if I have chosen "cklicked" GB PVR window I can have mouse on computer screen and still have remote working.

BUT if I choose /"click" e.g. on an explorer window in computer screen - then remote stops working.

Question: is the remote suppose to work regardless of which window is active - or do I have to have GBPVR as the active window?

I am using v0.95.16 (yes it is old but working like a charm)

hi..

In GBPVER music (mp3) mode and NET Radio mode
i see this visual effect on my screen

sometime its big in the center sometimes small in the bottom left.

The thing is that when this visualtion works the remote`s nevigation buttons (up down etc..) dosent seem to work.

It works with the keyboard but also i guess because the Ketbd has a bigger refrash rate so more storkes go.

if ill press one keyboard left key it wont go through.

This is ANNOYING! i just can use the remote to here music

i dont realy need this visual effect

is there a way to remove it or fix te nevigation problem?

thanks,

Hi everyone, I have just received a MediaMVP for my birthday and I am trying to set it up. My network setup is a little bit unusual and I think it is causing a problem where the MediaMVP cannot see the GB-PVR server and connect to it. I'd be grateful if anyone could lend any advice; I think my problem is the fact that I don't know which ports to forward for the MVP to communicate w/ my computer. Anyhow, here is some more info about my network setup.

I have a D-Link switch that is connected to my cable modem through the WAN port. This D-Link switch is by the TV and connects to the MediaMVP as well as to my roommate's video game consoles and an Airport Express. The Airport Express then connects wirelessly to my computer which is running GB-PVR.

The D-Link switch is a DHCP server and doles out IP addresses of the range 192.168.0.xxx and the Airport Express has a static IP of 192.168.0.5. Then, the Airport Express is also a DHCP server and doles out IP addresses in the range 10.0.1.xxx but my GB-PVR desktop has the static IP address 10.0.1.200.

Since the MediaMVP is connected to the D-Link switch, it sends out a broadcast on 192.168.0.xxx looking for servers. When the Airport Express on 192.168.0.5 receives this broadcast, I would like it to forward the request to my computer on 10.0.1.200. However, I don't know which ports to forward to my computer. I believe if I chose the right ports to forward, the MediaMVP would just see that there is an MVP server present on 192.168.0.5 and not even realize that it is actually another sub-network.

I can look at the status of the D-Link switch and see the things connected to it. Currently, the MediaMVP has received the IP address of 192.168.0.101 and I can ping it from my computer. However, when the MediaMVP sends out its broadcast looking for servers, it is not finding my computer; probably because the ports are being blocked by the Airport Express.

I hope this makes sense to everyone and is not too confusing. I have disabled the Windows Firewall on my desktop and also tried to install the default Hauppauge MediaMVP software. However, nothing has helped and I have never been able to get the MediaMVP to connect to my computer. If anyone knows the ports that need to be forwarded or has other advice regarding my network setup, I would be very grateful! Thanks!

So I recorded a show for the first time tonight. The picture looks fine but there is no sound when played in GBPVR and no sound if I open the file with windows media player so it looks as though the sound was no recorded. Live TV has perfect sound for that channel.

I am using a cyberlink remote as well and the fast forward and pause functions do not work with the recordings. How can I make it work? My remote setting is on MCE 2005 IR Blaster.

I have not changed any recording settings from default.
I am using the Powercolor ATI 550 PRO

I have the PVR-500 configured and working. I have had both recording simultaneously, and the only promblem is that the very first video recorded is indicated to be ony 52 minutes long although it is about a 2 hr movie. So far I checked dtht the beginning and end are there, but haven't checked the middle yet.
Biggest problem is that when I press the skip button while viewing on MVP, it will skip any amount and it is jsut as likely to skip backwards as forwards. It works okay while viewing on the PC.
After recording a few movies, I dumped the Conskip files into the dvnz folder, but it apprears tht BGPVR hasn't recognized it yet. Perhaps I will have to move them into the GBPVR folder in dvnz. I am guessing that these files are not the problem since skip works OK on the PC

Any suggestions?

thanks

The following are the steps to install and load mvpmc

1. Check this thread for the recommended dongle

http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=25206

2. Save the file to your GB-PVR folder typically to C:\Program Files\devnx\gbpvr\Dongle
3. Rename the file that you downloaded to mvpmc.bin
4. From the GB-PVR Config program go to the MVP tab and select mvpmc.bin and apply.
5. Reset the power on your MediaMVP.
6. When mvpmc starts, select Emulation Mode from the main menu.

To get back to the mvpmc main menu from emulation mode the key combination is to hit the Go and then then Back key.

For any parts of GB-PVR that need the Go key, you must hit the Go twice.

To revert back to the Hauppauge dongle.
1. From the GB-PVR Config program go to the MVP tab and select dongle.bin and apply.
2. Return to the mvpmc main menu
3. Select the Reboot menu option

Advanced Configuration (Optional)

mvpmc is very configurable but for the most part GB-PVR users don't need to do any special configuration. f you want to create a startup file check out Step 2 on http://mvpmc.wikispaces.com/Loadconfig

For example if you always want to run GB-PVR you can have mvpmc power on into Emulation Mode with the following command line option saved in dongle.bin.config

mvpmc --startup emulate --emulate ? &

(or specify the GB-PVR server if you'd prefer this will work best)

mvpmc --startup emulate --emulate 192.168.1.1 &

Martin

Whats up
I was wondering if their was a way to tell if comskippad is working or not.
Everything in my postprocessing Bat.file is working but I'm not sure about comskippad. Here are the Bat files if that helps anyone. Thanks for any help.:confused:

:generic
Rem The actual run of Comskip. Only one parameter, the name of the mpeg file to process.
Rem Comskip will read its settings from the Comskip.ini found in the same directory as Comskip.exe
Rem Both are supposed to be in the GBPVR default program directory. (C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\)
rectracker %1 > rectracker.log
comskip %1 > comskip.log
comskippad %1 > comskippad.log
:continue

Rem Once the commercials have been identified you can run comclean to delete the commercials from the recording.
Rem Do this only when you are not using the Skip function in the GBPVR viewer.
Rem To enable comclean remove the word "Rem" from the following line.
call comcut %1 > comcut.log
RenameRecording.exe -t %1 > rename.log
:eof