I see from other posts that this card will work with gbpvr but will I be able to use the remote control that comes with it with gbpvr or will I need a different one ?
For me the downside of this card are the hardware requirements (SDTV Intel Pentium® 4 2.8GHz for TimeShift and Record in MPEG-2) and (HDTV Intel Pentium® 4 3.0GHz for TimeShift). My current hardware will be somewhat underpowered (P4 1.3Ghz, 256MB) And I suppose the Wake-up from S3 (Stand By) /S4 (Hibernate) mode functionality could be useful ?
Are there any other DVB-S cards I could consider ?
I've just built my dream PVR, but I need a capture card and IR blaster to control my ntl Pace 4010 STB (RC5 IR I think) and I'm not sure which one to get. Ideally I would like a hardware MPEG encoder, a remote that can be used to do everything GB-PVR does, and a blaster that will control the STB, all in one package. Does the Hauppauge PVR 150 do this? If so, should I get the MCE version or not? Is there a difference between the MCE remote and the ordinary Hauppauge one? Are there other options? (I have a dual tuner DVB-T card already, so what TV the card tunes is irrelevant) Should I buy the card andf the remote/IR blaster separately?
I typically record multiple episodes of the same show, and like to watch them all in a row. It would be nice if I could automatically play the next file in the current directory.
Hi all-
I'm new to the gbpvr program, and I am having trouble getting a video feed on the live tv setting. I am using a Hauppauge WinTVPVR-350 card, and I can watch live tv fine on the supplied WinTV2000. In gbpvr, however, I get a good sound feed, but no video feed. I was able to program the channels in the tv guide using zap2it and I have set the MPEG decoder to the supplied InterVideo NonCSS decoder. Hopefully I just overlooked something simple, but any help would be appreciated.
I can't seem to get the OSD to appear in LiveTV. I have tried both VRM9 and VRM7. The "Minimal OSD During Playback" is not checked. While in LiveTV, I have tried pressing CTRL-B and have not had any luck. What am I missing?
Posted by: picomode - 2006-12-29, 02:33 AM - Forum: Wishlist
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I'd like to suggest a single page menu for conflict resolution.
When you select conflict it does not mention what the conflict is with, so "canceling" would be silly if you don't what conflicts. To see what conflicts you need to open another menu. When you open up the "resolve" menu not all of the possible resolutions are listed, the "cancel" is missing. Then selecting "leave conflict" jumps you back 2 menu levels so now you have to re-select the recording to choose "cancel".
My wish is a single menu with all options easily viewed
This would be straight forward and simpler to navigate.
Also for quick and easy viewing of the conflicts, I'd like to suggest on entering the conflict screen each box display 1 line of text per conflict so each box shows all conflicts at a glance.
Posted by: SparcEE - 2006-12-29, 02:31 AM - Forum: MVP & NMT
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When using the analog audio out there is a considerable decrease in the volume level as compared to the cable box, OTA, and DVD when using the MVP...basically I have to jack up the volume on Live or Recorded TV. When playing Net Radio it is much louder than Live and Recorded TV and more like what I would expect.
