I would like to setup GBPVR to record HDTV. It already works with my pvr150 for SD. I have a HD set top box on my TV and I can get the signal. Do I still need another card? I'm assuming the answer is yes since it's digital but wasn't sure.
If so, which of the reasonably priced HD cards have people had a good experience? I looked at an ATI graphics card with HDTV but I'm not sure it will run along side my nVidia 6800 without problems. It was the ATI 650, if I can find one, and was a decent price.
I just installed Windows Vista on my machine and now for some reason it won't "sleep" correctly. The monitor turns off, and I hear it turning off the hard drives, but all of the fans are still on and I'm not sure what else! Then, it takes a minute or two for it to come out of sleep mode! I know that this has nothing to do with GBPVR, but I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions.
Also, when the computer comes out of hibernation or its awful sleep mode, it gives a warning saying that the Hauppauge IR hardware failed to restart after awakening. The IR application then closes, but to turn it back on all I have to do is hit the "Restart IR" button and its fine. Any ideas on how to get it to not do that, because its terribly annoying!?
I am attempting to configure the ATI Wonder 650 which has both an analog and HD tuner on one board. I have listed them both, one as a BDA and the other as A Direct Recording Device in the capture device tab. Both work, but I have no control over which one is working at any one time. I unually start ATI's Catalyst, and change it there, but that doesn't always work. Generally the HD takes preference. Is there another screen, or plugin that will give me control in GBPVR over which one is active?
Hello, I want to be able to change channels on the cablebox downstairs from my bedroom upstairs using haupblast.exe. I have gbpvr running on both machines in each room and want to send the remote signal to the haupblast.exe on the downstairs machine. I am sharing the gbpvr folder on the downstairs machine and pointing to the exe in the setup in the bedroom machine but get no response. Currently I'm using a remote extender to send the commands downstairs using the haupblat.exe on the upstairs machine, but would like to do away with the extender. haupblast is working fine on each machine, just can't seem to share it. I don't have enough horsepower to have a server client streaming setup. Does anyone know if this can be done without doing the client-sever option.
Hello!
I' m using my MediaMVP with GB-PVR version 0.99.05 to watch my videos and hear my music on my tv. That software is really amasing - thank you!
But although I'm able to change the volume on my MVP (e.g. on my TV), I don't see the level of the volume. With Hauppauge's original software the level of the volume was indicated on the tv-screen. So - is there a plugin available, that lets me see the level/percentage of the volume? I couldn't find such a plugin.
This document has been knocking around the net for a while. This morning I actually sat down and read it and got good and freaked out. I had heard that Vista had a lot of DRM but had no idea how extensive.
I cannot see how GBPVR will be able to make the transistion to HD with Vista (at least not in N America).
How cool would it be if there was a yahoo messeger plugin, so Lets say you were watching TV, next thing you get a instant message on the bottom of your screen, or if someone was using video calling that a video would appear in the top right hand corner, mute the TV sound and you could start chating away, via a mike.
I think this is the future, unless someone has already done it
Please poll if you would like this in the near future, and you never know someone might listen
Having transcoded my "MPEG-2.5" radio recordings to MPEG2 so my MVP will play them, I discovered that I can't really listen to them after all because GBPVR provides no FF or RW function for Music Library.
I can see why FF and RW might be a low priority (even a non-issue) for music files. But much of my MP3 listening is radio recordings, podcasts, and audiobooks, and FF and RW (especially) are essential for listening to these files, both to replay something that was missed, and to skip over a portion that was listened to previously.
The keyboard keys (Ctrl-F/D) and remote buttons (FF/FW) are free for these functions. Any change of GBPVR of taking advantage of them?
Hello my friends... I'm glad to announce that following the great help from agienne, (see this post), I've discovered that it is possible to play the MP3+G karaoke files (mp3+cdg files) using internal video player (not necessary to use myvideos plugin) :
