Sometimes, when playing back a recording, the video will skip, almost as if it is on fast forward. Any ideas why this would happen? It doesn't happen every time, and sometimes will only be part of the recording. Makes me think that something is happening during the recording(?).
I'm using a Haup 150, with an Athlon 64 3000, 1 gig ram, etc.
Not sure what version of GBPVR, and whenever I go to "Download" I just get a weird screen of code?
Following a recent .Net 2.0 Security Update a recording program locked up and some serious wierdness appeared in the logs, specifically
GBPVRRecordingService.exe-2.log
and
gbpvr.exe-3.log
It looks like code, rather than a log... :confused: . Anyway I lost half the recording ER12 EP7 :mad: , but after a reboot and chkdsk by WinXP, the 2nd half started and completed OK (I think).
I have a question as to how CDK interacts with the built in GBPVR scheduler. What I mean by this, is what happens when there are recordings scheduled both with the built in scheduler and CDK?
I guess my main question is that if there is a show scheduled with CDK and one scheduled with the built in scheduler, which takes priority?
What is the best way to uninstall all the pluggins and themes and start from just gbpvr? I've even tried uninstalling, emptying the gbpvr directory, and reinstalling gbpvr and that didn't do it.
Hello,
I recently bought the Hauppauge PVR-250 bundle that comes with the grey remote and IR blaster. My question is this, will this IR Blaster be capable of both receiving signals from my remote and sending signals to my cable box, or is it just one or the other?
Sorry for such a such a basic question, I've searched the forums here extensively and couldn't find anything.
I built a new PC a couple weeks ago...in that build I got a PVR500 (Hauppauge). The reception sucked bad for lower channels so I'm currently RMA'ing it with newegg. However, I've noticed other folks giving it bad reviews for this same thing so I'm not optimistic about getting a better card. My question is if there's another dual tuner card that is supported in gbpvr. If it makes a difference, I'm in the US using cable (no cable box for regular analog signal).
And if anybody is terribly curious, the new PC includes the following: Asus P5W-DH Deluxe, Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 2.4, 2GB Corsair 4-4-4-12, XFX Geforce 7900GS GDDR3 256-bit 256mb, Hauppauge PVR 500, Antec TruePower 550, NEC DVDRW, Sony DVDROM, Thermaltake black aluminum case, and all the trimmings.
Any recommendations on another working dual tuner card that encodes mpeg2 on board would be greatly appreciated.
I'm no DB expert, but I worked with MySQL in the past and found Navicat almost indispensible for composing and testing various queries as well as administering MySQL databases.
Quick question. On the Live Tv option for the config, what does encoder passthrough actually mean? Don't hesitate to be technical, I have a bit of DShow knowledge. Also, I have my own personal deinterlacing filter hanging around here that I would like to try out in GBPVR. If I gave you the CLSID, would it be possible to include it in the decoding options? Thanks for any help.
I managed to get this set up after using MceIrApi to capture the remote codes (although the power immited by the ir blaster led's seems less than when was using media centre as the led's need to be right on top of the digi eye for the skype box).
Is their a way to always add a command to the begining of the blaster sequence before the 3 digit channel no? It's just my wife tends to set the set top box in standby when she leaves it, so I would like to send a resume from standby command before every channel change?
Conversly is it possible to send a command at the end of a recording to set the settop box into standby mode?
