Hi
I am going to buy a DVB-T card to get free digital channels in Sweden.
I prefer to get MPEG2 directly since I use MVP.
I already have 2 Hauppauge 150 which are working fine.
So my first idea would be to buy Hauppauge digital DVb-T and add.
1) But maybe there are conflicts - someone tested this configuration?
2) there are several Hauppauge pure DVB-T cards anyone uses these and have comments on them? 2a) WinTV-NOVA-T-500 2b) WinTV-NOVA-T-PCI 2c) WinTV-NOVA-T-USB2 2d) WinTV-NOVA-T-Stick
3) my 150 cards do have hardware encoding - if I understand correctly all of the DVB-T cards uses PC processor for encoding - am I wrong and/or do you know of cards which have hardware encoding?
4) in Wiki I read about Pinnacle PCTV Dual DVB-T Pro PCI 4a) anyone who has comments about this card? 4b) anyone uses it together with Hauppauge 150?
Ok, I've read all the accounts of people who had memory issues... but I never thought it could happen to me.
I've had issues on and off since I put my system together over 6 months ago. One of the problems I've reported on here was with the Live Video taking awhile to start and the OSD causing a studder.
Out of sheer frustration, I took a stick out of my main PC to test it out in the HTPC. The same amount of total memory (512MB), and it has solved all of my issues. Not only is the PC stable (2 weeks now with no lock-ups), but it is MUCH faster. I had no idea that the ram would make such a huge difference. No more video studder on liveTV.
I had run several lengthy memory tests with zero issues.. so I thought the memory was good. Which it might be, but at the very least it has some issues with my motherboard.
Just set up GB-PVR for the first time (having used MCE for a few months) and am totally baffled about broadcast channel numbers.
I have the EPG (via XMLTV) working fine, channels all there, EPG is fully populated, but how do I tell the system which physical channel the station is being broadcast on?
The EPG has just numbered them from 0 in the same order XMLTV downloaded them, which bears no relation to the real world!
Been through the help, can't find any references to this.
hi all, just looking at this - mostly for the recursive use of the noindex.txt file (and the name of the file is now configurable).
Does anyone actually go and look at the excluded stuff? It is currently possible, but if no-one does it, then I'm proposing it goes away. It makes the changes i need to make easier.
(where i:\ is the drive that has GBPVR installed and extra space), f is actually a Daemon tools drive with something unrelated mounted on it, and g is a Daemon tools drive with nothing mounted on it).
I have the XDVD button and can navigate to DVD content on i:\, but playing doesn't do anything on the GBPVR. (It is in another room so I can't tell if anything is happening on the desktop. If I have vlc.exe running it is gone when I come back, if not then nothing is apparently different, but the results are the same...it doesn't do anything.)
If I select 'f' in the menu (I am not trying to play an iso, just vobs in i:\ directories) it says "Could not find part of the path i:\GBPVR\f" and freezes.
Can any USA/Canadian users of zap2it for their EPG data check to see if their TV Guide listings extend past Jan 4, 2007 at 6PM.
For some reason my EPG either through GBPVR or EWA doesn't show any listings past that date/time and I wanted to set up to record The Apprentice starting Jan 7, 2007.
