Ok, ignore the fact this is file is geared towards Chameleon skin users right now. I might in the future be making PluginPacks that will be universal or compatible with other skins.
Within this zip file is a setup exe file. When run, it gives you the option to choose to install the skin file, and/or the Calendar plugin v0.7 files also.
The plugin and any other files will only update if it is newer than the version already installed.
After installation, you will be prompted to run the GB-PVR config utility.
At the end of the installation process, a log file is created detailing what files were copied and to where.
Ver. 0.97.13
Used to be there, but disappeared. When I play a recording back, the normal onscreen skip features (Fast Forward, Rewind, Exit) no longer popup with a mouse-over.
Because of various reasons, I run comskip manually. I copy the comskip files(exe,ini,dict) into the show directories created by gbpvr. I then drag the show file onto comskip and it does its job. This works fine, if I view the shows on my PC the commercials get skipped automatically; but when I run them through MVP they don't get skipped. If you view the timeline bar, it shows the commercials, just nothing happens.
Any ideas?
I finally upgraded to 97.13 and got everything stable. We used to use Music Player for music but I haven't tried to see if it will still work. Before I go down the path and potentially screw up the WAF, has anyone given it a try?
Sub,
A common use of GB-PVR in my home is to listen to music using NetRadio and watch family photos using MyPictures3, Beta 3 using the MVP. There are periods when the MVP transitions to the "Contact Servers" screen then resynch with the GBPVR server. The resynch might take 30-60 seconds. This behavior seems to happen in groups, 4 or 5 times in an hour then no other occurences the remainder of the day. We occasionally experience this same behavior when watched recorded shows.
The attached logfile has the following at the end.
7/29/2006 8:21:23 AM.187 ERROR [912] MVP Timer Refresh error: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.
Any sugguestions on what changes I might make to clear this problem up?
ffmpeg transcode - avi to mpg - high pitched sqeaks
Has anyone encountered high-pitched squeaks (sound a lot like pcm digital noise) that occur in MPGs created from AVIs?
I have been ripping DVD to AVI (for my use) The AVIs look really good..
But after transcoding to AVI, I realized that I'd rather have some stuff in MPG format. (Baby Einstein Educational stuff) So that I could play them back on the MVP and seek ff/rw easier...
That's where I have the problem. Perhaps it's becauase it's DVD to AVI (xvid) to MPG...?
I'm looking for a patop solution, so are there any pc cards for laptops that do tv tuning (I'm in australia), external usb sticks, or that kind of thing? If so, can you post links to manufacturer sites, or tell me of your experience with trying to do this?
I wasn't sure how to describe this correctly - one reason I've taken so long to actually write a couple of questions...
OK. Lately this summer I'm only recording three shows (Fururama, Family Guy, and Southpark) They're regular recordings. A couple of these shows record simutaneously with my two tuner system...
Once in a while I'll notice that the picture and audio speeds up or skips for milliseconds at a time. Short enough to not screw up the conversation or the sentence, just a word. This may happen, a couple of words in a sentence. This may happen for about a minute and then it's OK.
I have comskip running 'during' by GB-PVR. I do have post processing happening, but I've been checking these glitches against the original MPG with or without the comskip.txt file present too.
These problems were much more obvious when I was previously fighting with the Timesync errors, that I have since fixed...
Anyone know what I'm talking about, and where to look to adjust/fix?
I wish that when I pushed "mute" on my remote that it would mute GBPVR, not the computer system running underneath it. Currently it mutes the whole computer, which I don't think is right. Software other than GBPVR has a right to be heard too, regardless of whether one program is muted or not.
