Now my system tray utility allows you to manage reoccurring recordings from the system tray. Visit the Slimm GB-PVR thread for more information, the download link and a list of all the other features.

Any questions, comments or bugs, please post to that forum thread. Thanks.

I was just thinking this morning what a friendly bunch of people this forum seems to have on it. Probably in the top few percent if you search around and look at all the trolling, flaming and general fanboyism that abounds all over t'internet.
Sooooo I was just wondering what it took to build such a lovely community....

Can GBPVR change the time period on selecting (from 10mins-->5mins)?

(I'm transcoding some kids VOBs to Harddrive for easy MVP viewing)

Using ffmpeg.

When I transcode a VOB to an MPG, My video length timing is off... A 24:39 VOB becomes 28:35 MPG. Several 10 minute VOBs become 3 secs MPGs

(I should point out that it appears to create a full size MPG with all the content, just that VLC or WMP reports the lengths wrong.

I suspect that with those time errors, skipping forward and back with the MVP would be he11...

Any ideas?

Hi everyone,

Well I have never had this issue before and I do not know what started it. I set up gbpvr on a new windows install and everything was fine for a few days, and then I lost audio in gbpvr. Not in all programs, just gbpvr. I found a way to get sound back, but to do it I have to open the windows volume controller and set the Wave volume to 100%. I have to do this every time I open a new file in gbpvr. I tried uninstalling and deleting the program folder, but that did not solve it. Any ideas or suggestions would be great.

Thanks

Ok - so I have a couple of custom tasks which I use.

I want to add a task image for each of these to keep with the look & feel of the skin - is there any way to have an image for a custom task? (and can I have a seperate image for each custom task?)

Thanks

I am looking at junking my DirectTIvo's and runnign with just basic SD cable.
I plan to purchase a 500MCE and one wireless MVP.
My question is should I run a dedicated server for this? (I will only be using the MVP to watch recorded or 'live' TV. I will very rarely use my PC for watching TV)
I currently have a 3200+/1 Gig Corsair Ram/plenty of HD space for my needs.

From what I understand GBPVR records in MPEG-2, and the MVP will Decode MPEG-2, making all my encoding and decoding hardware specific. (Less processor time on my PC)

I use the PC for very occasional gaming, e-mail, web browsing. Will the streaming feature be too much?

I am of the opinion to purchase another PC to act as a server, but I wanted to hear what everyone here has to say.

Hi;
will someone please let me know the proper settings for my WinTV-PVR-USB2?
my system;
amd tb 3000mhz
Nvidia geforce ti 4200
WinTV-PVR-USB2
1 gig ram
multiple hard drives
My setup works with beyond tv, wintv 2000 and sage tv.

I have played with settings and can not get any that work.
The initial setup did not work.( I cant remember what they were)
I do get tv guide and channel list.
I can not get live tv
I dont know about recording settings, cant get there yet.
I do have directories set up.

Please do a step by step walkthrough for noobie.

I have searched posts and wiki with no results( at least that I can understand)
TIA

Well I use an lcd monitor but, also output to a SD TV.

Whenever I play back anything to the secondary monitor whether it be the lcd or sd crt it will have tearing.

The monitor placed on primary will look fine however. This tearing only happens when I use any type of frontend software. If I output with a media player like vlc to both monitors it never occurs.

I tried messing with the decoder settings etc.

I also searched the forums and it seemed like others have this problem but I never saw a specific thread on it.

I think the program searching as it is, is fine but not very refined.

It could use first a on screen alphabet and number pad for easy searching with a remote.

Also it would be great to have tv genre filters like sports, action, drama etc.