I thought I'd start December off with a donation to say thank you to sub and his family this Christmas season.
Anyone that's been around here much can tell gbpvr is sub's hobby and passion, but none-the-less sub spends tons of time supporting us when I'm sure he'd rather be with his wife and kids, and time I'm sure they'd rather spend with him. My donation is not only a thank you to you sub, but to your lovely wife and kids too.
If anyone else feels likewise, why not take this time to send a little thanks his way.
And while you're at it, consider the others whose work you benefit from freely, but could use a little donation to offset web hosting costs and the like. Personally, I'm headed over to http://www.kaashoek.com/comskip/index.php next because I couldn't live without comskip now that I'm hooked.
Hi I am quite curious about this and would like to know. If you buy any PVR card that has an onboard hardware encoder, know the information for it and enter that information into GBPVR's direct ini file, does that mean that that card will work in GBPVR if the card was not originally listed in the gbpvr configuration app right out of the box? I'm qute curuous about this as it seems that some people after been giving the information for their card entered it into the direct ini file and got their card working with GBPVR. Thanks.
I've had this problem for a while and finally decided to post for help. I have version 13b of GB-PVR.
I have a PVR250 which works great. I have two capture sources set up. One for the cable input and one for the AV input. I use the AV input for my video game systems (the Wii is Swiit!).
If I am playing a game, and a recording starts, the game cuts out (which I would expect, since I wouldn't think the card can handle both inputs at once). However, anytime this happens, my recording will have only about 1-2 minutes of sound, then the sound will cut out. The recording also loses sound at the same point if I try to watch it with WMP. Also, if I am recording a show and try to watch a show or play a game, I get the familiar busy tuner style message (again, to be expected). But now, the sound for the recording show is lost.
Any ideas?
Side note: I used to be able to watch a recording while recording another show, but this seems to no longer work since I upgraded.... I'm not sure if this is related or not (any ideas for this one too?).
Is there a way to have the DVD player automatically start playing the main movie like some DVD players do when a DVD is played ? Is there code available for the standard DVD plug in ?
I recently upgraded to v. 0.98.13b. Strangely enough, although there are no problems using the TV Guide to watch live TV, the channels do not switch properly for scheduled recordings. I didn't have this problem with the prior version. Could it be something with my configuration? Thanks for your help.
is there free tool do you use to split long mpg recordings (such as a 210 minute college football game)? i.e. u'd prob record in 'nedium' mode or what cbr value would u use? and then divide into 2 4.7 gb dvd's
I now have (2) 150 Happ cards installed.
The coax that connects directly to the back of one of the cards works brilliantly.
However, my other card does not display my STB channels (only back screen)
from my 2 way splitter (coax)---->STB(svideoout)--->to second 150 card.
Attached are my logs and screen shot of my STB settings.
any ideas why im getting a black screen on my STB connection?
Can anyone advise why selecting 'Live TV' is causing my Media MVP to search for servers even though previously recorded programs etc. are working alright via Media MVP?.
Also, the f.fwd and f.bwd buttons on the Hauppauge Media MVP supplied Remote Control don't seem to be working properly (sometimes resulting in my Media MVP locking up completely requiring the power to by cycled).
