I'm running the newest version of GBPVR and I'm using Windows XP Pro SP2. And I don't know where all of the channel frequency information is stored? Can anyone help me?
I've long since wondered about some recordings that seem to indicate they have the right length through thr GBPVR interface, but when watched actually play for an hour and a half and then stop.
The recording time in Recordings doesn't match the play time in the seek bar - often by hours.
Last night I recorded a 3 hour show during the middle of the night to test this out (one of those stupid quiz shows that go on forever that nobody watches).
... (and then a bit later processing kicks in) ...
8/08/2006 3:01:14 AM.623 VERBOSE [9] RecordingFactory.loadScheduleRecordingByOID()
8/08/2006 3:01:14 AM.623 VERBOSE [9] About to start transcode of: C:\TV\Recordings\Quizmania\Quizmania_20060808_00000300.mpg
8/08/2006 3:01:14 AM.623 VERBOSE [9] getValue cached value: /settings/AutoConvertMpgToFormat : DivX
8/08/2006 3:01:14 AM.623 VERBOSE [9] About to run transcode command: C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\Third Party\FFmpeg\ffmpeg.exe -y -i "C:\TV\Recordings\Quizmania\Quizmania_20060808_00000300.mpg" -f avi -ab 224 -ac 2 -acodec mp3 -vcodec mpeg4 -b 1400 -vtag DIVX "C:\TV\Recordings\Quizmania\Quizmania_20060808_00000300.avi"
... (and a couple of hours later, that's done) ...
8/08/2006 5:00:20 AM.108 INFO [9] Deleting old file...
8/08/2006 5:01:20 AM.214 VERBOSE [9] RecordingFactory.loadScheduleRecordingByOID()
8/08/2006 5:01:20 AM.214 VERBOSE [9] Removing non existant file from conversion queue. OID = 71
8/08/2006 5:01:50 AM.969 ERROR [9] Unexpected error removing recording from conversion queue: System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteException: The database file is locked
database is locked
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLite3.Reset(SQLiteStatement stmt)
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLite3.Step(SQLiteStatement stmt)
at System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
at GBPVR.RecordingService.x92f6085038c83bb7.x4fa2bfc067e20d05(Int32 x0f7b9658643bceb7)
...
After 3 hours transcoding kicked in for the program as normal, and this morning as I skip through the file, I notice that it is 1 hour 27 minues long, not 3 hours. Transcoding has killed the file. What can I do - other than turning off transcoding altogether?
Using GBMVP.bin through SCART to SCART looks washed out, through SCART to S-vid it looks great, but either way crashes very often, sometimes at the first keypress, and can go out of sync after 10-15 mins of playback (the crashes are pretty random and associated with keypresses or ff/rw).
Using dongle.bin or Dongle_24088.bin through SCART-SCART gives a green hue on the TV (ive read various haup forums detailing the gree/red sync issues - no solution in sight!). Using the same dongles using a SCART to s-vid gives me a black and white picture?
The MVP is more stable however.
Im guessing it might be to do with the fact i can adjust NTSC/PAL setting in GBMVP.bin?
Anyone know how to rectify the B&W issue?
Sub, ive included my logs following use of GBMVP.bin just in case they are useful (i didnt see any error logs though, and i zipped them right after the screen turned a funny pink colour and crashed)
Thanks in advance!
Specs: Opteron 146, ASRock Dual Sata2, built in LAN - latest drivers, Belkin F5D7630 modem/router. one MVP rev D3A lot 5103. anything else needed, just ask.
Previously the google used to be reasonably on topic. I'd see ads for companies selling DVB equipment etc. The last few weeks I've been getting really strange ads about vacuums etc.
I know the ads vary depending on where you are and what words are on the page, but what sort of ads are you seeing? Anything on topic?
I've been playing around with the GBPVR UI Elements for my YouTube plugin, and I think I have a decent grasp on how it works so far.
One last piece to the puzzle: popup windows. Kinda like this one:
I want a window to pop up after selected a list item with a few buttons for actions to take on the item selected (in my case, 'play' 'bookmark' and 'cancel') as well as display some text (in my case, title, description, length).