I just upgraded yesterday (for the first time in about 6 months) and when I did so, I lost all my old settings (i.e. scheduled recordings). That was easy to set back up. However I can't seem to watch or record anything anymore. No shows appear in the list of available recordings (even though they are on disc) and if I go to the Video Library section and try to play one manually, I get a basic error message about not being able to play the video.
Is there something basic I should have done to convert the old DB over to the new system (I do have a back up)? Is there a reason it wouldn't recognize any of the videos in my video folder? Seems so odd that my guess is there is a simple fix.
Ok, I have the MVP hooked up to a secondary TV. It loads the GBPVR skin just fine, remote allows me to move about using the GBPVR interface. I find recordings, hit play, and get a brief description of the recording, then black screen. Same with LiveTv. Hitting stop takes me back to the menu. I "obtained" a Cyberlink mux, registered it, changed the setting in config under misc, double checked myself with the GBPVR Mux checker, and still nothing. Any ideas?
Can anyone advise what is generally considered to be a good Software MPEG-2 Playback Video Decoder?. I've installed GB-PVR onto a Pentium D PC that has no video codecs pre-installed and am using a Nebula-Electronics USB DVB-T receiver and as far as I'm aware there are no video codecs in the supplied software.
After a quick Google search I'd downloaded from codec-download.de Cole2k Media Codek Pack V5.54 but am not sure whether or not this is a). A legitimate download nor, b). Has installed spyware (hope it has not).
Anyway, there's now a Video Decoder in the Software MPEG-2 Playback Video Decode drop-down menu that seems to work alright (not tested thoroughly though) 'Intervideo Video Decoder'. Not 100% sure what other video and or audio codecs have been installed.
The Video Decoder that I've been using is 'Intervideo NonCSS Video Decoder' however I'm not sure where this was originally installed/downloaded from. Guess that it was supplied with a Hauppauge! WinTV Nova-T-USB2 Driver Cd-Rom.
I have a V-Stream DVB-T PCI card and would like to get it to work with GBPVR but I have had no look so far, can anyone tell me if there is a plug in or file download or just a simple modification that can be made to the GBPVR software to enable it to work with my hardware, any advice will be greatly appreciated, my email address is nospam.today@yahoo.co.uk.
how do i uninstall this program? its not listed in Add/Remove programs list or Ccleaner's uninstaller.
i also used search option in start menu and put in GB-PVR and also tried DVD2MPEG. neither name showed uninstall files.
sorry but i do not want this program anymore. im doing a cleanout..and trying to have as much drive space as i possibly can.
i could delete the menu in start>programs but how can i be sure that will cleanout everything relating to GB-PVR?
I found a little bug...
When I am playing a Dvd (either from the Disk OR ripped DVD) the closed caption show. It is not the subtitle, because if I activate the subtitle, I see the subtitle AND the closed caption.
But closed caption are not enabled in the config..... any idea?
I too have battled the stuttering jerky video when I record on my Fusion 5 Lite card, so I'm trying a few of the forums suggestions. I've gone back to the 84.21 drivers for my 6600 card. I downloaded the Nvidia PureVideo Decoder and tried using it as my playback decoder setting. While my Hauppauge recordings play fine, the Fusions don't play. I then tried just watching live TV, same results.
I've captured all of the from my morning attempt to see if there is anything obviously wrong in my configuration/implementation.
I have been using GBPVR for well over a year and its a great piece of software, recently I decided to invest in a graphics card to handle my tv-out when before I was using the PVR350 to do this, I had lots of problems with th 350 so opted for an easier option, plus I wanted to play divx files etc...
I now seem to have a problem when the machine starts to record a scheduled show, the tv shows no output? , if i start the machine normally, its fine, its only if it wakes up to do a recording, if a recording starts when the machine is already on, then the output is also fine.
I cannot understand why the recording service would affect it so.
This is quite frustating, because if you want to start watching a recording, before it has finished, you have to effectively reboot the pc, thus missing part of the recording.
The graphics card I have is a Sapphire ATI Radeon 9550 and I am running GBPVR v98.13
Does anyone have any ideas on how I could rectify this problem?
Any help would be appreciated.
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