Is there any way to have GB-PVR pick up the channel numbers from the SID when using DVB EPG Broadcast source? I am getting channels numbered sequentially starting from 1.
Also, I notice when scanning that every transponder is scanned - is it possible to specify which transponders should be scanned? With NA sats there are is usually 1 transponder that transmits the entire EPG.
PS. I am using latest GB-PVR v0.99.5 with twinhan 1020a hitting nimiq1 and nimiq2
Thanks for implementing the sort on original air date so quickly.
Now, I have another request. Would it be possible to put in an indicator for when a show is broadcast in High Def. In the xml for the listings, shows that are broadcast in HD have an entry hdtv="true". Would it be possible to use this like the repeat indicator? I envision a check box on the config page & if it is selected, the shows that have hdtv="true" get a "(HD)" in their listing.
Thanks,
Elihu
P.S. Does anyone know if sub is planning to add the original air date (oad) to the listing for regular gbpvr? Or, is that something that could be done with a skin change? I know there is a utility that adds the oad to the front of each listing, but I personally didn't like that.
I was running 98.8b and Access database, but I've updated to current release and SQLite now and have the same behavior.
The problem is that a couple of my old recurring entries have stopped recording new episodes and adding new recurring entries to replace them doesn't seem to pick them up either.
Adding completely new one-time and recurring recordings in other timeslots seems to work fine. I guess it smells like database corruption or a time conflict, but I don't know how to fix the first and I don't see any evidence of the 2nd.
i'm having trouble getting the sound to work in live tv mode. it works fine if i record things and play them back, and sounds in other applications work fine.
any ideas? it's worked in the past, but i recently moved back to school and had to set it up again.
I have been working on getting my Twinhan 1027 working. So far, so good, but playback is choppy. It is recording in the MS format, not MPEG2. I just tried the MUX checker from the sticky and it says that I don't have any MUX filter, which of course is not true (since it will record a show and I can watch it). Is there some other version than what is posted? I would like to see what my options are.
I just got a new 52" HD DLP LG TV for christmas. Model number 52DC2D. I output the signal to the tv via SVGA cable. The manual says to set the resolution to 1024*768... That is not a widescreen res??? And when I play movies thru GBPVR they are all streched sideways... and not as high as they should be. The windows desktop also is stretched sideways... Anyone else having similar issues... When I play movies with cyberlink powerdvd they seem to display fine.
Sub, I know that you do not receive Closed Captions on your part of the world. You were able to add support for closed captions on Analog PVR250-350 because the Hauppauge drivers can be "tweaked" to save the CC within the MPG stream.
Now, just for clarification. I am talking about US closed captions, no DVB-S subtitles, which I believe we do not receive from Dish Network anyways.
My DVB-S Twinhan 1020 , using MyTheatre and VMR9 with an InterVideo Codec can also display closed captions that are embeded on the MPG stream directly from the incoming dishNetwork Sattelite stream. But I am sure that the location of the closed captions is different than the one from the analog sources.
If I could set up a TS Captured with the TwinHan Capture utility, say 250 MG, and put it somewhere on an ftp server, do you think you have some time to look at it and see if you can identify where Closed Captions are being sent ?
I just do not have the tools or the knowledge, but If I could find some info on it, may be there is already an utility that can extract the CC from the mpg stream and convert ti to SRT format.
Hi ALL,
I would like to get a solution for controlling my satellite receiver from my MediaMVP either using the MVP remote control or even better using the control of the sat receiver. Can GBPVR do this?
