I was wondering if there is a skin, plugin or option in GBPVR that gives a popup menu to allow a user to choose 'keep or delete' a recording immediately after it has been viewed or stopped. My setup currently returns to the Main Recording menu to select the recording again to delete the previously viewed one.
I was watching as my wife was viewing her recordings (Oprah, ER..) for the week, and after she views mondays Oprah, it returns to the main recording menu for her to select it again, and then choose play or delete from the popup again. Then returning back to the main menu to select Tuedays show.
She loves her GBPVR v0.98.13b with dottore's sassari skin
Hi
I have installed Showburner2 and it works. I'm thinking of installing Video Archive plugin. Does any know how this will effect Showburner2? Does Video Archive replace the Video Library menu item?:confused:
Thanks
P.S. Showburner2 is great at what is does. I love it and don't what to loose the function of burning files to DVD.
I'd really appreciate some help with getting GB-PVR to work with a Hauppauge MVP that's either connected via Cross-Over Cable or (preferably) via Zyxel 85Mbps Homeplug Adapters.
Perservering with this project. Two steps forward and one step backward but determined to get GB-PVR to work .
I've hooked up my MVP via Zyxel 85Mbps Homeplug (GB-PVR PC to Router, Router to Zyxel 85Mbps Homeplug No.1, Zyxel 85Mbps Homeplug No.2 connected to MVP) and can get a satisfactory connection established (i.e. MVP boots up reasonably reliably unlike whilst directly connected to GB-PVR PC via Cross-Over Cable) however....
Firstly my MVP Remote Control is interfering with my Teco LCD TV (pressing buttons on MVP Remote either changes volume, aspect ratio or settings of TV).
Secondly Video Playback (Recorded Video) is very jirky.
Thirdly the watching Live TV does not work (selecting this either causes my MVP to reboot or a message pops up saying that there are no tuners available for watching Live TV even though there is nothing recording and watching Live TV works alright on my GB-PVR PC).
....Probably a daft question but should GB-PVR just be launched on the host PC and left in the main menu whilst being controlled via MVP?.
As I don't want to hook up my GB-PVR PC directly to my TV (via MVP using a Cross-Over Cable) can anyone offer any suggestions as to why Video Playback is very jirky (at a guess data is being dropped or needs buffering).
I think that the use of two Zyxel 85Mbps Homeplugs isn't the cause of video playback being jirky as Hauppauge use 802.11g on their Wireless MVP (I'd bought the wired version many months prior to this version becoming available on the market).
Another thing I've noticed is that the MVP Server does not seem to start automatically upon starting GB-PVR (Window does not open minimized (perhaps it's not meant to do this?)). The number of MVP Servers to automatically start has been changed from '0' to '1'.
The router that I'm using is a Linksys WAG354G just in case there are any known issues with streaming video using this particular product.
When i try to transcode a TV show with showburner2 it said file folder does not exist. I just want to burn the shows without the commercials. I think that it's not transcoding any files and that's why it can't find any files or folders. I have reinstalled showburner 3 times with no luck. I'm still very new at all this so any info would be great.
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Hi ,
I have the remote bellow.
I will like to change same keys because they don´t work at all.
I have read in the forum about the irremote.ini and the possibility to change.
I have search my system I don´t have the "irremote.ini".
Is there another way of remaping the keys?
This remote came with the computer (Hush E1) MCE2005.
Hi,
I want my PC to hibernate when finished a recording and that works okay with the inbuild function in XP. But when I listen to netradio the PC hibernates after the set time for hibernation. Do you have a solution for that?
Thanks to whurlston, I got it working with the HDHomeRun, an OTA/QAM HD tuner that plugs into your network (I wrote an article on it here). Give me a few days, and I'll have a new article up about GB-PVR.
GB-PVR, the HDHomeRun, PowerStrip, and an HDTV make a great combination.