MY compter can watch live tv and record and everything, except sometimes when watching the show if i hit pause of fastforward the sound stops playing and i have to start the show over.

Hello,

Can anyone tell me if I can get DVB-T in Wellington

I was going to get a DVB-S card so I can use my existing sky dish, which I wont be using anymore, but with the new digital platform coming soon (isn't it?) - that is going to be on DVB-T

So I was wondering what card I should go with?

Thanks

I just installed GBPVR (latest version) and let it run for a few days, recording shows the family likes. Yesterday I went into recorded shows - yeah it works - 21 recorded shows - or so I thought.

Every show I click on only provides two options: 'Delete' and 'Close'

I can watch live tv, pause, and supposedly record tv, but can't playback any recorded shows!!!

I am running a brand new dell, Pent 2.8 with 1G ram and 160GB sata drive. Geforce 5700 and Hauppauge PVR150 on windows xp pro.

Thoughts anyone?

Hi All,

I didn't know if anyone could be of some help.

I have just stumbled across this page, and have managed to get a few things set up and working, however, I wouldn't mind being able to watch Live-TV through my MVP using GBPVR.

I have a Hauppauge Nova-T USB2 DVB Capture device which is running through a 1600Mhz Athlon, XP SP2, 768MB RAM.

I have got it working so that I can see the EPG on the telly, record something, and then transcode it back to an MPG and watch on the MVP.

However, it seems with the Live-TV the stream is a DVR-MS format (guess it's similar to a .TS format) but the MVP can't watch this.

What I am asking is if anyone knows of a "easy" way to either stream this onto the MVP via some kind of interim conversion to MPG or store the outputted stream as a MPG in the first place.

I know I am not the best at explaining things, so if I am not making something clear, please message me and I will do my best to explain.

I am also using a CyberLink MPEG Muxer 5.0.0727

Thanks in advance

Adam

Hello,

So I am changing from ADSL to Telstra Cable for my internet - I currently have this modem / router combo
http://www.ascent.co.nz/productspecifica...mID=338630
Belkin F5D7633-4

I want to know if I will still be able to use this for my router, and wireless access once I change to Telstra.

The Telstra modem connects via ethernet, so am I able to just plug the modem into one of the 4 ethernet ports (using x-over or otherwise) on the router and have it run the same? (pretty much bypassing the ASDL connection?)

Or do I have to buy another router? (annoying if I do)


Thanks

I have a HP media center pc with ASUSTeK LNA Tiger Hybrid Capture Device. It does not work with gbqvr. Can any one help?

This is not a question but rather a posting with a few
things I learned that may help others.

I recently bought an AverTVHD MCEA180 HDTV card and installed GB-PVR
as (superior) alternative to the AverTV software from Avermedia.

LiveTV plays back smoothly, but when I went to record or timeshift
even using DVR-MS, the recording would freeze.

After many failed attempts, I finally figured out that :

1. I needed to install the Q810243 Update from Microsoft to
allow playing the dvr-ms files used by GB-PVR.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai...laylang=en

File; Q810243_WXP_SP2_x86_ENU.exe
Windows XP SP1 Update: Watch TV Shows Recorded by Media Center PCs on Other Windows XP PCs

2. I also needed to update to >= MediaPlayer 9.

I was so happy that this solved the problems and I can now record and
timeshift successfully.

GB-PVR works really well ... playback and recording is much smoother than
the AverTV application, which often had audio/video sync problems,
lockups, etc.

3.
I also learned that there is a keyboard shortcut for displaying
signal strength, which was not listed in the GB-PVR Wiki Keyboard
reference.

The keyboard shortcut for displaying Signal strength is CTRL-O in LiveTV.

Previously, I was switching to the AverTV application just to view
signal strength on the TINY cell-phone style bar graph.
With GB-PVR, the Signal strength meter and quality meter are HUGE
and able to be seen across the room while I adjust my antenna.
Perfection!

I also love the EPG guide support through Zap2it.


Chris

System: Intel Pentium 4 (Northwood 2.8C), Nvidia/Gigabyte FX5900XT,
1GB RAM, Intel 865PERL motherboard. WinXP SP1.

I'm getting a installation error when I try to install GBPVR on my notebook.
Can support please help me here. I would like to test out the software for my new OnAir HDTV USB.

Thanks,

Dave

I'm flirting around with running a client pc for gbpvr. Set up and installation was easy-peasy... I've tried both streaming and file sharing, but never got streaming to work so sticking with file sharing. The playback is very choppy. There are dozens of posts of people who wrote on this one topic, so i spent a couple hours swimming through that, but i just need kind of a bottom line help.

Both client and server are running on a wireless card (which i'm sure affects playback)... Is it a problem of buffering and just increasing the buffering cache could help? (Is that even possible)... Any help or pointers would be much appreciated.

Hi,


I am wanting to transfer Camcorder tape to my PC and would like to use GBPVR.

My card is a Hauppauge HVR1300.

I have added another Capture Source called Composite, used the Direct Recording Plugin and selected Composite (external 1) as the source.

How do I find the footage as it is played on the tape through the Composite Input, I have tried the tuning assistant but it only seems to find the Co-Ax cable analog TV channels?

Thanks,


Darwin