Hey all. I tried searching the forums and didn't see anything.
I like to use my keyboard as a remote (call me a wierdo) but anyway when I open video library to play one of my dvd's. I can perform one Ctrl command and then my keyboard stops being responsive and i have to ctrl alt delete outta GB-PVR.
For example I can navigate fine around a movie's opening menu, but then once the movie starts playing, if i have to pause (ctrl-q) I can, and then start it back up again. I then lose all keyboard shortcut abilities.
Anyone ever hear of this?? It's driving me batty. Only seems to affect .dvd playback
I just set up a GB system for my dad and stepmom. I got ALMOST all of it working, however some channels aren't working through GB (ones that DO work on the TV normally). When we try to go to them in GB, the channels appear, but the picture is fuzzy, and has NO sound.
PVR150, X2 3800, 1GB, 200GB sata, Nvideo 7300GS, Svideo to TV. (ignore my signature if I have one, these are the specs for my Dad's comp...)
I have a newbie question. I am trying to get my GBPVR working with a PVR-150. I am using the composite output from an external cable box to the composite input of the PVR-150 and the audio output from the cable box to the line-in of the PC sound card. I have a pentium IV at 3.4Ghz and a Nvidia GeForce 6200SE with 256mb ram. But I seem to be having some problems:
1. The video seems to stuttuer no matter which decoder I choose. So far I have tried cyberlink, intervideo and nVidia.
2. There is no audio either in recordings or live TV. I can't figure out how to configure the audio source to be line-in of the sound card, not that of PVR-150. The reason I am doing that is because I have phono audio adpaters but PVR-150 takes RCA. Secondly, if I use the inputs to PVR-150, I will have to loop those to line-in of the PC as well as my home theater is connected to my PC.
I have the latest drivers from Hauppauge and that doesn't do anything. So does anyone know how can I resolve this problem?
if i send an error report on forcing GBPVR to close ("you chose to end the non responsive program blah, blah...) do Microsoft phone Sub up to tell him there was a problem?
Is there a way (without removing and reinstalling the cards in a different switched order), to make the Device #2 become Device #1?
It seems that whatever Device #1 is, that'll be the card the the main Live Tv is being viewed from. Here's the details: I had purchased an MonolithMC dual tuner system which runs MythTV. I was very unhappy with it (and I'm very inexperienced with Linux), so I decided to install XP and GBPVR. All is now working very well, However, the Device #2 is the card that is attached to the Comcast STB and Device #1 is connected to the Analog cable via a splitter. Both cards are Hauppage PVR150, I believe. The one connected to the STB is the PVR150 and the other "looks like" the PVR150MCE L.P. connections (meaning it only has connections on the back for coaxial, none for composite connections like the standard PVR150 does).
Now before someone suggests, (unless this is my only option), that I just switch connections to the cards, I'm trying to keep the quality of the video up by using the composite connections from the STB instead of coaxial.
All that being said, is there a way I can change the registry settings on some other means to switch the Device #'s. If I only switch it in GBPVR config utility, the cards don't receive signal because, I believe, GBPVR takes it's device # info from the OS.
Sorry for the long post, I just thought I should fully explain my situation.
Would like to see support for Adaptec's Dual TV Tuner device. It was designed with Windows Media Center in mind, but would rather be able to use it without MCE.
