Hi,

I tried recording something, but it seems that the folder for the program is created, no video file is created. Logs attached.

Thanks

I have been using my ATI AIW for quite a while with GBPVR (Software Recorder). I have been viewing shows on an MVP. I have now bought an HDTV and have been watching now on the VGA port. I am having problems with my AIW 9000 card now when I watch a recording and then a scheduled show comes on. I am finding that the show doesn't get recorded and I lose my settings (it gets grayed out) for the S-video input. I have to reboot the system to get it back.

Any ideas? I have attached logs for when I watched a video file and then started recording. I have also attached logs for when I started recording and then started watching the recorded file (which is working).

I had thought it was because I added a new PCI video card but now I have it disconnected and have the same problem.

Bigbus

Help...my RCA STB requires an OK or ENTER IR code after the {channel} codes which GBPVR normally will send throught IR Blaster. I can see the channel info (e.g. 211, 312, etc,..) appear on screen but the channel won't change since no OK or ENTER code was sent by GBPVR. The STB simply timed out and remained on the same channel. How do I tech HIP or GBPVR to send this code to the IR blaster?

This is from a earlier thread I needed to get a new vidfeo card to send it to my tv. now I have got it installed and works until I launch the program then it freezes my computer and i don't know why?

Hi all--

I'm getting myself set up with a media machine, and have settled on GBPVR as my software of choice. I love it so far. After initial disappointments, thanks to the forums, I've got the MPEG decoding setup so that recorded programs play beautifully.

Now I'm trying out the DVD player functionality and am hitting a brick wall... or a black screen as the case may be. Was wondering if it is as simple as needing a plugin to support the SATA DVD burner, or if it is more than just that.

My setup is:

Asrock 775Dual-Vsta mobo
512 MB
200GB IDE drive
MSI Geforce FX5200
LiteOn 16x SATA DVD burner
Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all updates
Hauppauge PVR150

I'm using the GPL MPEG decoder... Do I need to install some third party DVD player software in order to get past the black screen (any recommendations?) , or is this a hardware issue?

I'm trying to get sound from my PC into my stereo receiver but not quite sure how to do it.

My stereo only has RCA jacks. My sound card is a CompUSA 32bit 5.1 surround card. It has three outputs.

F-Out - output to speakers, earphones or the audio-in of your home stereo reciever

R-Out - connects to the rear speakers while in four channel speaker mode

Cen/Sub - connects to the center speaker and subwoofer while in 5.1 mode.

Ultimately, my question boils down to how I can get the Front/Read/Center-Sub arrangemnt into Audio L-R of my receiver.

I don't get the impression this is just a cabling issue.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

-RM

I have a PVR-350 which has a built in FM radio. WHen I try to use it in GB-PVR it says it can't contact the recording service. I assume this just means that it is unsupported since it works using their software.

I recently installed a MSI Theater 550 Pro card, and I've been doing some trial and error with the settings. I have Intervideo WinDVR 3 and Cyberlink PowerDVD 6 installed on my PC. Last night I recorded 24 S6E2 and it looks phenomenal after I ripped it to DVD at Medium Quality (bit rate 4000, 6200 peak) compared to a AIW 9700 recording.

I'd like to be able to use Cyberlink when I'm watching timeshifted tv. Right now I can only use Interlink.

Perhaps there is a reason this isn't offered, but it would be great to be able to have this machine double as a Slingbox by allowing me to watch live TV over the net...

I a munsure how to get the signal from my pvr500 to my tv everything is installed and working except for this and I cannot figure out how to get it there please help?