Hi I've now managed to get GB-PVR working after upgrading to Win XP and updating the drivers for my Nova-t 90002. Thanks for all the help before.

However I can't get any audio when playing DVDs in GB-PVR. I can get audio when using WMP11 and when using Cyberlink power DVD 7. I have tried changing the audio decoder to no effect.

Any suggestions?

P4 1.3Ghz 640Mb
Nvidia FX 5200
Hauppauge Nova-t 90002
WinXP Pro SP2
GB-PVR 0.99.5

For some reason, when I record, the audio on Comedy Central is extremely loud and ends up sounding distorted. None of the other channels do this. Is there a way to adjust the volume on a per-channel basis?

i am attempting to setup DIRMON to control comskip. Has anyone set this up and if so could they put up some screen shots. I am trying to figure out how to get dirmon to run at a certain time of day. I just got it so maybe I will find it but the best recipe for using this with comskip would be great. Thanks for any help.

I have sometimes liked getting an ego stroke seeing 10 or 20 new downloads of something I put up there. I am modest, small numbers like that make me happy.

The community skin's page has a download for a Christmas theme. It has been downloaded about 180 times. That was cool.

In the last 24 hours that jumped to over 14,900 downloads (highly unlikely in late Jan don't you think?). Something is causing these counts to jump through the roof. What I don't get is that obviously there couldn't have been that many downloads. I wonder what kind of internets causes these results.

I use GB-PVR on a T42 laptop, docked in the docking station.
Docking has VGA and DVI out.

Until recently, TV was connected via the VGA out on the docking station, and all worked fine.

Since few days ago, I had to change to use the DVI (through a DVI->HDMI plug, and HDMI cable to the TV).

Ignoring for a second the problems I have that it does not recognize the native TV resolution (which did work on VGA), but the problem is that when I come back to use it after a long time (several hours, say the next day), I see a blank screen on the TV.

It is sending signal, as if there wasn't the TV says "no signal", but TV doesn't complain.

However, it's not a screen saver, cause using the mouse or even keyboard doesnt bring the display back (I can hear the GB-PVR clicks from the sound system).

Only thing works is hitting Fn-F7 (in IBM language, this is cycle between internel/external/both screens). Then TV suddenly shows picture.

In Power Settings, "Switch Off Monitor" is set to Never.

Any idea how to keep this DVI on forever?
Thanks.

Hi,

seems to be size issues in the OSD for the TV guide overlay and corresponding program information. Text is too big as in other OSD issue you sorted earlier.

Thanks

Sub, question please, (no offence)

Why did you make many many people in the whole world
type \devnz\ ?

What is the background of these 5 letters....

Version 0.3 has been released details and download info can be found in the wike, see below for URL:

http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugin/GameZone

Support thread has been started see:

http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=24044

Please do not post questions, etc in this thread instead use the support thread

Thanks

Hi,

I have released an upgrade to GameZone here is the version changes

* Added Sega emulator - Kega Fusion
* Added more checks in config applet
* Added tooltips - mouse hover provides info
* Added Screensaver support feature, now GameZone disables the screensaver prior to playing a game and enables after you finish playing
* Added autochecking for plugins for the epsxe plugin combo boxes
* Added centralised ROM Path list this allows multiple paths to be setup for all emulators (Excludes My Programs)
* Removed Directx - this may return at a later time
* Ongoing Code clean up

Can be downloaded from:

http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugin/GameZone

Please provide feedback, requests for features, bug reports in this thread as it helps me locate any discussion quickly as I subscribe to this thread.

Enjoy

My Feb 20 edition of PC Magazine arrived in the mail today. This edition features the "Best Free Software for 2007". Supposed that is "78 tried-and-true apps hand-selected by our hard-working editors."

I always love these lists. Not only to you find some real gems in them but it is always fun to see how many of the the apps I am already using.

There in the Video and Graphics section I found:

GBPVR
With GB-PVR you can shcedule and play back recordings from almost any current video capture card or external video sources, but it works best with Hauppauge's popular hardware. It also records radio or Net radio and plays back DVDs. An elegant default skin and a set of default plg-ins give quick access to standard broadcast schedules, and a growing plug-in libray lets you ad weather and other special-interest sources.

Congrats and thank you to Sub for a great base product and framework and to all the other hard working plug-in developers for a great PVR suite.

Regards,

-Uisge