I have a new install of the latest release of GBPVR. I use a DViCO Fusion Plus (DVB) board in a box running Win2K - NVIDIA based motherboard with Athlon 2700, 1 Gb RAM, GeForce 4400 MX. And after reading forums today, I downgraded my Nvidia graphics drivers, and Purevideo back to "correct" versions, before re-installing GBPVR from scratch. So I have a nice clean install made AFTER all codecs were put in place.
Whenever I try to record - manual or scheduled, I get zero length MPG files as a result. I thought it was a MUX problem - but Muxchecker returns:
[SIZE="1"]
GB-PVR has detected the following multiplex filters on your machine:
I can and do watch live TV and record with the DViCO FusionHDTV software just fine. I can watch DVDs and AVI/MPG files using Windows Media player or PowerDVD.
The LOG for the recording session contains just this:
[SIZE="1"]20:35:08.265 INFO Log started
20:35:08.265 INFO BDARecorder:::StartRecording(Dvico Fusion DVB-T PLUS, 1, E:\Video\Medium\Medium_20060706_20302130.mpg, )
21:41:00.171 VERBOSE BDARecorder::StopRecording()
21:41:00.171 VERBOSE BDARecorder::StopRecording() finished[/SIZE]
The file produced - "Medium_20060706_20302130.mpg" is empty. Zero Bytes.
Where do the posters in xrecord get downloaded from? I mean what web site and is there a way to make it get posters from a different site, like maybe in a .xml file?
I have an annoying problem that I didn't used to have.
Whenever I record using the Nova-t on version 97.09 the recordings always stop short of the set recording times. I have tried changing the MUX (was using Cyberlink, now tries MS) and it's still the same. I didn't have this problem before but now it's happening every time. There are no errors in the log, in fact, GBPVR thinks that it's recording happily but the file just doesn't grow!
I'm going to re-install the last version that I have to see if the problem goes away.
I'm a huge fan of GBPRV, but I'm having a bit of trouble...
I'm using v.96.12 (which I reverted back to recently since the Recording Service in the current version was failing a lot of recordings for me).
Yesterday, I got my analog cable service upgraded from 40 channels to 80. But the software doesn't want to recognize the extra 40 channels I just added.
I've gone so far as to complete uninstall the GBPVR software and reinstall it, but everytime I go to configure a new tuner -- in my case, a Hauppauge PVR 150 -- it only detects the original 40 channels I had before our upgrade.
I know the tuner gets those channels, since I can see them with the Tuning Assistant (as well as Hauppauge's crappy WinTV software). But I'd really like to get GBPVR to recognize them, as well.
I haven't found anything in the forums that helps -- though, it's possible that I'm just too tech-unsavy to understand some of the threads that might be applicable.
I have GBPVR .97.9 running and I've tried all manner of combinations of decoders etc, but live tv runs fine for only 5 minutes, then the picture starts giving roughly 1 frame per second. The audio continues OK for a while, then it goes as well. This is with Live Preview mode enabled. If I turn off live preview mode (and I've tried buffers from 600ms - 4 s) the audio and video are not in sync. If I record a show then play it back, the playback is perfect. CPU load hovers around 15-30% while playing back, and I've tried Overlay and VMR7 (can't do VMR9). I'm currently using Cyberlink Video S/P Decoder (PDVD7), Cyberlink Audio Decoder and Render (PDVD7) and the BDA Multiplexer is set to Cyberlink. The Zulu HDTV Video Decoder doesn't work, but the Zulu HDTV DxVA Decoder will play TV - same as above though, with everything working for 5 mins, then video going seriously choppy. The Zulu HDTV DxVA Decoder won't play DVD though.
I have a FusionHDTV Dual card, and the fusion software runs TV fine.
..........and my eyes ARE open haha.
Good day there guys and gals. I am a newbie here and have a problem. The first problem is that I'm not a computer qiz or anything so this whole PVR thing is a challenge for sure.
Anyway, I have my system set up and have installed GBPVR and have it almost up and running, it's the almost part that's killing me. I have my tv channels working now (pretty happy about that) but I have sound and no video. I did a search and didn't find anything on it but I'm sure it's gotta be out there.
Please, please help me.
Hi....I am in need of some help with music playlists. I am using the lastest version of gbpvr and have a hauppauge 45 button remote. When in "My Music" the red button adds the first album to my playlist, but will not add additional albums. I can go to my keyboard and hit control r and it adds the other albums, but the red button will not work.......If anybody has a suggestion to figure this out that would be wonderful. I am a newbie, so it may just be an easy fix that I don't relize. Thanks for your help.
I have an older hard drive(6 gb) I want to stick in the comp I'm using with GBPVR to hold roms and maybe some music if i can squeeze it on there. But when I open up my computer it doesnt show up; right now its setup as a secondary slave. I had had it as a primary slave but then that caused my system to not boot up.
Thanks for any help in advance.(I'll get good enough soon to start offering some help myself)
