I am in the process of collecting information on the Hauppauge wireless MVP in order to create a shared source of user experience with this device and the various wireless routers that are available. To help me out, a brief synopsis of your personal experience connecting your wmvp in wireless mode would be appreciated.

I am especially interested in finding out details on specific router setup options that may have been required. If warranted I will publish a web page, (names will not be used unless you give prior approval), to help others since it appears the results of wireless use have been mixed and I feel that part of this is due to missing information.

To get this started here is my experience:

Router: D-Link DIR-625 wireless N router. Using the router defaults the mvp would show my SSID and I could select it however a message would be presented indicating that I could connect to the wireless router but an IP address could not be obtained. I tried several versions of the firmware all with the same result. Eventually after much frustration I found that if I deselected the default option "WMM Enable" the problem disappeared and I could connect without any difficulties and the network speed was excellent

MediaMVP: H1 running firmware 2.05

I look forward to hearing from some of you.

Martin

According to my wife, she was watching a show in GBPVR earlier today when she heard a blip and then the sound stopped working. She claims she did nothing else. The sound on the recordings is still there since I can play them just fine in Media Player. I can also watch TV with sound through WinTV. It seems to be a GBPVR-specifc problem. I have tried downloading hauppauge's latest drivers and changing the audio decoder/renderer settings with no success. Any ideas? I'm attaching my logs.

PS. It is a PVR150, if that matters.

Quick question for everybody. GBPVR has worked great for me in the past (not currently using it due to a lack of cable television and crappy OTA reception). I'm thinking about a few months down the road when I will have cable again, and would like to put another 1 or 2 PVR-150s (or a PVR-500) with the one PVR-150 I currently have (need to be able to record Fox primetime Sunday nights along with Desperate Housewives on ABC). I am wondering though, can they all record to the same drive (the current drive recorded to is only for television)? Or do I need to get additional drives? Does each tuner need its own drive?

Keep in mind I don't intend to record three different channels at once, I mainly want to record two different channels at varying timeslots. For that matter if Sunday night Fox is my goal (U.S.) along with ABC, maybe two cards is enough. I just want to make sure I don't miss parts of shows if they are not perfect bottom to top of the hour slots.

Thanks for the help! I don't want to be over spending on the hard drives if I can help it!

Help!

Just got this Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library message

Debug Assertion Failed!

Program: C:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\GBPVRRecordingService.exe
File: c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
2003\Vc7\atlmfc\include\atlcomcli.h
Line: 148

Expression: p!=0

For information on how your program can cause an assertion failure, see the Visual C++ documentation on asserts.

(Press Retry to debug the application)


What does this mean? GBPVR seems to work but things are not recording or working properly in the EPG. ie says it is recording a program that ended an hour ago.

is zap2it an opensource project? seems like it has no ads compared to titantv. i couldn't find an article about it on wikipedia. wonder how long it will continue to offer free service.

I have a ATI Xtasy Theater 550 pro, and i want play my xbox on my computer by hooking it up through the Purple box that came with the tuner, i dont know how to set up GBPVR so it will recognize the box...what do i do?

This is a problem that has been ongoing for awhile. I was living with it, but I finally got around to looking on the forum to see if anyone else is having this problem and it doesn't seem like anyone else is.

At random times when I go to playback a recording it will play with no audio. I haven't been able to figure out what causes this to happen. Other recordings will play fine, but that recording will not play any audio. I'm positive that this isn't a problem with the recording itself as the recording will play just fine using Media Player Classic. Even more interesting, If I open the file in Media Player Classic (the file can then be paused or stopped in that player) and then play it in gbpvr while the recording is open w/ MPC the sound shows up in gbpvr no problem.

I almost seems like gbpvr is having trouble picking the correct codec to use or something.

I must also point out that the recordings also play without sound in Windows Media Player.

Hi,

Can anyone advise whether or not a Freecom USB DVB-T Receiver (http://www.freecom.com/ecproduct_detail....ID=1146532)
is supported under GB-PVR (providing that BDA drivers are available which is something I'm not 100% certain about) without needing to edit the bda.ini file?.

Realise that there's two seperate entries for a Freeview USB DVB-T Receiver
(Freecom DVB and Freecom DVB Type 2) but not sure whether or not they're referring to Freecom Part No. 25451-rev.3.

Was wondering whether or not one of these DVB-T Receivers can be used in conjunction with a WinTV Nova-T-USB2 for a Twin-Tuner GB-PVR PC. Is this possible?.

Updated: 01:40am 29/11/06. Think that this question might've been answered already .
http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=9044

Thank you .

what does gb mean?

Hi
I am having horrible time getting gbpvr to setup. I read the wikis and I still cannot figure out what I am doing wrong. I get no picture or sound. I have wintv pvr 150 connected to directv reciever via s video. I went through wiki setup guide. Any suggestions guys

Thanks