I have 97.13. I can listen to the radio for a little while (varies from 10sec to 2 min), then it cuts out. It does not say buffereing or anything when it cuts out. I have tried changing the cache size, but it did not solve the problem.
I've got an issue with my remote & gbpvr. The remote will work with all other pvr software, but when it comes to gbpvr the only time I can get the remote to work is on the main menu. Once the selection is made to watch live tv all functionality of the remote is gone.
Anyone have else have this issue? I've searched the forums, but have come up empty handed.
I really enjoy gbpvr just for the fact that you can customize and tweak it to suite your needs. Really awsome software, but not so functional for me without a remote
I am using a fresh install of version 97.13 of gbpvr and a ir200l to change channels on a motorola cable box. When I first turn on the PC and start up gbpvr I can select a program from the guide to watch without a problem. It changes to the proper channel and the tv starts playing.
The problem comes when I want to change channels. I exit LiveTV and go back to the guide to select another show, click watch and the program freezes. When I check task manager the gbpvr.exe process is using 100% cpu. After I kill the process and start gbpvr again and try to select another channel it freezes again.
If I reboot the PC I can once again change channels once or maybe twice without it freezing. I have tried the new NativeUtilities.dll posted on the forum but it didn't help.
All scheduled recordings I have tried have failed.
I have attached the log files.
After a system crash amd reload, I'm trying to get my recordings to be renamed by episode title. I'm using GBPVR 0.97.13. I believe I used to use RecordingsManager, but no longer see it listed as a current utility.
If I run myold copy of RecordingsManager from a command line, I get this error.
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Unhandled Exception: System.BadImageFormatException: The format of the file 'GBP
VRBackendCommon' is invalid.
File name: "GBPVRBackendCommon"
at GBPVR.RecordingsManager.Manager.Main(String[] args)
LOG: Policy not being applied to reference at this time (private, custom, partia
l, or location-based assembly bind).
LOG: Post-policy reference: GBPVRBackendCommon, Version=1.0.1930.13094, Culture=
neutral, PublicKeyToken=null
LOG: Attempting download of new URL file:///C:/Program Files/devnz/gbpvr/GBPVRBa
ckendCommon.DLL.
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I found RenameRecording, but have had no success so far. I have quite a few recording that I would like to have renamed. I have created a postprocessing.bat file with RenameRecording.exe %1 > rename.log as the only line. Since I haven't yet had any recordings renamed, I'm not sure it's even being invoked.
When I run RenameRecordings from a command line, specifying the mpg with full path to rename, I get an error "No episode name found." If I view the recording via the GBPVR menus, Recordings - Ready - , it correctly shows the episode title.
So what's te current method to rename recordings with the episode title?
Heloo everyone. Im a super-noob.
I had a computer built a few months ago to use as an HTPC. They installed GBPVR for me and I have loved it. Now i need to learn the basics and start enjoying the real power that GBPVR offers.
The first thing i have noticed now after a few months is that my TV guid no longer works. i checked my zap2it account ad it is still active. Is there anything that i nedd to update for this to work again?
Sorry for the hopefully simple question. I look forward to getting to know this great software better as i get more experienced. I love what i have read about in these forums.
A few people have expressed interest in my latest project, and I told them I would post my results and pics here in the forums for them to see. Well... here they are.
This is the entire inside of the case. Machine is not quite done here, wiring is still messy and not complete. It is a micro ATX board, that will give you an idea of how big the case is. I really like the layout, and the compartmentalization of the case. I went with rounded IDE cables (to aid with cooling) that and I had them laying around as leftovers from other peoples builds. The single expansion card is my PVR150MCE and just to the right of that is the output header for the GeForce 6150 on board video.
Here is more of the motherboard compartment, along the right you see both of the 120mm fans that do 90% of the cooling for the case. They are both 3 speed fans, and right now they are both set to "low"... which is you guessed it, SILENT! A little more motherboard detail and the Zalman cooler. When I was readying the machine it was sitting in my spare bedroom/computer room (which is where it is in this picture). With AMD's "Cool 'n' Quiet" enabled, it was idling about 27*C with the Zalman spinning at ~1800RPM's, which was silent. The case is so quiet, that 6 feet away, I can't ever hear a defrag running!!! Again wiring is not complete, but you get the idea. The other 10% of the case is cooled by a single 80mm fan in the power supply. Certainly does an adequate job, as the optical drive doesn't make much heat (idle 99.9999%) of the time and there is very little load on the psu to heat it up much.
Back of the case, on the right is my PVR150MCE and on the left is the output header for the GeForce 6150. The board as has 4 USB 2.0 ports on the back as well as firewire. There is 3 USB headers on the board as well as another firewire header. Plus there is a bracket in the motherboard box that would let you add 2 more USB ports, I didn't really need them, or want the extra wiring in the case. Its not too often that you see DVI on a motherboard either! The output header has S-Video (which I am currently using) as well as Component Video out. The wires you see running out between the header and the capture card go to the Zalman fan mate, lets me change the speed of the CPU externally.
Of the 4 DVD-RW drives that I have, every single one is BEIGE! Most of my cases have doors to hide the optical drive. I didn't want something that ugly fouling up the good looks of my new case. Not to mention all the logos on the door of them anymore. I pulled the faceplate and door plate off of one of them, went out side and put 5 or 6 light coats of silver spray paint on them. I should also add that I didn't want the logo's showing through the paint, so my first two coats were white. I didn't sand it, or use an adhesion promoter. I was worried that the silver might chip or flake but it hasn't so far. The drive blends well with the case, the spray job is not perfect, but unless your within 12" of it, you can't really tell. Plus, having the drive match helped the Wife-Acceptance-Factor.
Currently I get FTA analogue channels via a normal antenna and MPEG2 delivered over DSL through a decoder box.
I am in the market for a new card and until DVB-T arrives here, was wondering if I can use a Digital or DVB-T Tuner for the MPEG2 feed? i.e if I buy a digital card, it should work on the MPEG2 stream right, as it's already a digital format?
Currenlt I feed it through my analogue PVR-150, but it seem a bit odd that it encodes an MPEG2 stream ...to ...MPEG2. Does this make sense?
i've started using the language plugin to rename a few buttons to improve the WAF. All works well except every time I run config it deletes the language.xml file on closing it. I am i missing something? has anyone else got this problem?
So if I have Three Tuners, all with the same channel lineup, and zap2it login/password, does that mean I will have the lineup tripled in the database?
The TV Guide only shows one lineup, as it should. It just seems that webadmin gets slower with each new tuner I install... like it's ploughing through more records