I'm quite new at this, and am looking for someone to point me in the right direction.
I've installed the Music Panel plugin, and it does not seem to be working. I've noticed it is not listed among the other plugins in config, although the .dll is in the plugins directory.
I'm running 97.9 with BaseSkin. The BaseSkin\panels directory has a MusicPanel.xml.
The webadmin has been working for the longest time. I just recently noticed it hasn't been working (i don't use it often). Maybe because i upgraded to .9
Well here is what is dispalyed.
Code:
Server Error in '/gbpvr' Application.
Runtime Error
Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.
Details: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a <customErrors> tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. This <customErrors> tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off".
<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->
<configuration>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="Off"/>
</system.web>
</configuration>
Notes: The current error page you are seeing can be replaced by a custom error page by modifying the "defaultRedirect" attribute of the application's <customErrors> configuration tag to point to a custom error page URL.
<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->
<configuration>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="mycustompage.htm"/>
</system.web>
</configuration>
I'm curious if it is possible to disable visualizations that run when playing audio?
When playing music, the visualization floats over plugin menus (i.e., theme mangager for BaseSkin and Weather) so you can't see what's behind the visualization. I find visualizations to be pointless and annoying in general, so I would be more than happy to part with them. Iâd much rather see currently playing track information or album art.
I'm running v97.9 with BaseSkin (HDeeTV theme). Plugins installed: Theme manager, weather, music albums, and music panel.
Description:
- Derived from Nate's Australian ScanChannelsBDA utility
- Modified for UK users and simplified so it just creates a log file
- Will check base frequencies and 166kHz offset
Usage:
- Download and run
- Read ScanChannelsBDA.log file that is created
Note 1: Not all BDA drivers are equal. Some will give nonsense figures. Most are good enough though.
Note 2: This utility is no longer suitable for Australian users (although I do have a version which includes both UK and Aus support). Other countries sharing the same frequencies as the UK should also work (UHF C21-68, 8MHz bandwidth). If you want support for Australia, download the original ScanChannelsBDA utility.
look at the screenshots.... first problem: the text "1 Aufnahme" is way too small. it is labeled @status but every status-text is set to 17.... in the detail-view, not the folder view, it works (as you can see in the second screenshot).
second problem: the deleteconfirmation-popup is too big. the buttons are ok, the position also, but the popup-image is too big. in the video library it works with the same parameters. i think, this has something to do with the 720x480-resolution....
attached is the skin.xml, maybe i made some errors.
I have a problem getting past config. When I attempt to view TV or the guide, I get a message along the lines of "no channels set up, please config and run EPG to import channels, although play DVD works fine. I have an XMLTV file (download from OzTIVO) and it (GBPVR) imports the channels (although the checkboxes are unchecked). When I select "Map digital channels to EPG channels", I get the error depicted in the attached jpg screenshot. Also included in the attachment is a copy of the xml guide and a current config of my box.
The Dvico TV app works fine - tunes all expected channels and signal is >95% for all channels.
Of note is the fact that I was getting a "no microsoft mpeg2 decoder" error which I fixed by reregistering the appropriate .ax file and there are NO! *.grf files on this box. Also MediaPortal will not start - reports BDA driver type error.
I am currently having a problem with recordings that never end. The file grows and grows past the end of the recording time but, here's a weird thing, when I try and play some of the files in PowerDVD, it's only a handful of minutes long. (This seems to apply to any recordings that start after the anomaly first occurs.) The only way to restore things is to stop and restart the recording service.
I am running GBPVR v0.97.09 (this did not occur under 9707 but, and I stress this, I am not saying that GBPVR is at fault). The GBPVR install is clean. GBPVR v9709 was uninstalled, the GBPVR folder deleted from Program Files, GBPVR v9709 installed afresh.
My system has four tuners: two on a Hauppauge PVR500, two on a Terratec Cinergy 2400i. Both have been working reliably for several months.
I am using a Cyberlink mux for BDA recordings. This has been working reliably for several months. I use PowerDVD to watch the recordings.
After hunting around on the forums I found possibly related problems and installed the GBPVRCom...dll and GBPVRRec....exe from the LiveTV / Quick Record post.
This is one of those disagreeable problems that I cannot reliably reproduce on purpose. It has happened twice today. These are the logs from the second occurrence.
The system was set to record Due South on ITV3 from 7-8, then Fortune Files on TMF from 8-8:30.
At 8:15, Due South was still recording. The two GBPVRRecordingService logs both state that a StopRecording request fired as expected but they have no effect. Trying to stop the recording using GBPVR does not work. All future recordings will also continue forever. Showing the tuner status states that the digital tuner is still recording Due South. The only way for things to sort themselves out is to stop and restart the recording service.
In between this happening at lunch time and this evening, three programmes recorded fine off abc1 (this lunch time problems occurred on recordings on abc1 and itv3).
It is my intention to uninstall v9709 and reinstall v9707 to see if the problem persists.
Hi, pretty new to this GBPVR stuff but loving it. Only little snag is that I don't receive ITV4 which is a bit gutting now that the Tour de France is on.
Is there a way to manually tune a channel?
I live about 250 yards from the Crystal Palace transmitter and can get excellent reception on my set top box with just a cheapo 'pound shop' aerial. I guess I must have poorer reception with my Freecom DVB-T stick and the little aerial that comes with it.
I can't get BBC3 either if that makes any difference.
Afraid I don't understand much about MUX and such things, so any help would be much appreciated.
there's a bug with the functionality of subfolder, we can create within the config App.
You have a tree like this:
Live Medium
-----Live TV
-----FM Radio
-----Net Radio
-----WebTV
Medium Archiv
-----Music Library
-----Photo Library
-----Video Library
and so on, i think you understand what i am trying to describe.
Ok, i can navigate without Problems through the Mainmenu's Subfolders and go to the Plugin i want; but if i am leaving the Plugin i am not back in the subfolder, instead i am back at the Mainmenu root. Sometimes this is really annoying, because i have to click more buttons to navigate back, than really needed.
The other bug is, again, the Inset. Running fine within the root of the mainmenu, under the subfolder it's not running fine:
ShiningDragon Wrote:etc. pp, like you can see, i have "two" MainMenu's. And here's the Problem: All is working fine, but not the Inset Panel! If i am within the Main Main Menu and see a Movie or anything else in the Inset and switch into the Group Folder "Live Medium" or any other, than the Inset remains black; but sound is running continued.
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