I have the PostProcessing batch file set up to retime and transcode recorded shows to Xvid right after they're recorded. I just added this to the PostProcessing procedure--after doing this manually a few times with great results. The problem is that GBPVR failed to record Nip/Tuck, which comes on right after Law & Order: SVU; I assume this was because GBPVR was busy with this batch file. Is there a work around for this? If not is there a way to set up a batch file that will run this procedure on every mpg in the GBPVR recording directory?
Hi,
I tried to add an recording via command line, but unfortunatly it doesn't work that way (no command line functionality available as far as I can see).
Is there any chance to add/delete recordings (and to get a list of recording) without using the web-interface or EPG?
This would be really helpful for programming some nice features together with other programs.
Has anyone else noticed they released an update that causes the boxes to go into standby after so long? So when you first tune a channel, its the previously watched channel? Does anyone know of a fix for this?
If you were to watch the dish box, it has a little screen saver type thing that says press select to continue. I guess if no one has a way to disable this, could sub possible add it into the program so that it sends Enter before tuning a channel?
For some reason, sometimes, after GBPVR records a show, it shows the wrong length on the OSD when I'm playing it back. For example I recorded House on tuesday and it shows up as 18 minutes. Now, if I let it run, it continues through the full one hour show. But I can't fast forward after this point. Is there a way to fix this?
I've been searching and reading for hours trying to find how to setup my machine to automatically cut the commercials out and then convert that file to xvid. I'm working with a Hauppauge Win-TV PVRII 250 and have web admin setup and streaming stuff setup and it works excellent. Now i'm just trying to go the extra step so that the video files made will be without comercials and nice and small file sizes.
I've read about postprocessing.bat and parallellprocessing.bat, but cannot seem to find these files in my gbpvr directory or even anywhere on my computer. I installed this version on Monday - GBPVR09808.msi, and I'm not sure if it was made differently (no processing.bat files) or if I was supposed to make those and missed a step along the road.
My 2 big questions are...
1) How can I set up GBPVR to automatically cut out the comericals?
2) How can I set up GBPVR to automatically convert my huge mpg files to xvid (.avi) files?
Even if it's a link to another thread with more answers it would be appreciated, I'm just so lost in all the documentation.
Howdy all,
I'm having an issue with the Web Admin, with or without the Enhanced version installed.
in the web admin under "Configure" I changed the "Minute Span" from 120 to 180 and when I save/apply the changes I loose all backgrounds of the web page and have only text.
In attempt to fix this issue I restored a backup of the Web directory without success.
I followed the instructions for installing the current Enhanced web admin to recover my backup.
I would like to not have to reinstall the app to fix this issue.
fresh install windows xp sp2, all updates, .NET 2.0 updated
NO .NET 1.x
Great looking App btw, it looks to be a contender to replace Myth, much nicer layout.
Hi everyone. I'm a noob here, so be gentle please.
I've had my HTPC up and running for a few months now, and its really cool. Thanks Sub for developing such a cool program and letting us use it for free! These forums are great also, its where I've had all of my questions answered.
I have a feature request though. The OSD doesn't stay on long enough for me to read the entire description. Would it be possible to get an option to set the OSD display time? Prefereably in ms rather than seconds.
Thanks for listening, no big deal if you don't implement it, just a little thing I wish I could change.
