I am trying to run comclean by dragging a .mpg file onto the comclean2.bat icon, but I keep getting an error in cuttermaran, and the following pops up in the dos window.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\1033\nt>Rem demux the mpeg file
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\1033\nt>bbdmux "C:\Documents and Setti
ngs\Owner\My Documents\My TV Shows\Greys Anatomy\Greys Anatomy_20060625_22002300
.mpg" 0xe0 "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My TV Shows\Greys Anato
my\Greys Anatomy_20060625_22002300.m2v"
'bbdmux' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\1033\nt>bbdmux "C:\Documents and Setti
ngs\Owner\My Documents\My TV Shows\Greys Anatomy\Greys Anatomy_20060625_22002300
.mpg" 0xc0 "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My TV Shows\Greys Anato
my\Greys Anatomy_20060625_22002300.mp2"
'bbdmux' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\1033\nt>Remove the commercials
'Remove' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MAPI\1033\nt>"c:\program files\cuttermaran\
cuttermaran.exe" "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My TV Shows\Greys
Anatomy\Greys Anatomy_20060625_22002300.cpf"
I have cuttermaran, comclean2, bbdmux, and mplex1 all located in the gb-pvr directory and the recording has already been run through comskip. What am I missing? Perhaps this can only be run from postprocessing.bat and not by dragging a file onto the comclean2.bat?
I would like to go back to windows 2000, from windows xp, but I do not think my remote will work under 2000. Will the MCE remote work on 2000? And if so, how do you do it.
It took me awhile to figure out what was happening, but I noticed that I was running out of disk space even after I had culled a lot of recordings. I saw that some recordings were being removed from the Recordings menu, but still physically existed on the hard drive. I finally figured out what was happening. I was removing the recording whist comskip was removing the commercials. So GBPVR removed the recording from the database, but was prevented from deleting the file because it was in use. Thus orphaning the file, taking up my precious disk space.
Is there anyway we can prevent GBPVR from removing the recording if itâs in the process of comskiping? Or, be able to stop the comskip process, and then remove the file along with the database entry.
I have an idea about how this could be done. When comskip starts to work on a file to mark the commercials, could it also create a marker file. Then when itâs finished, remove the marker file. Mean time, GBPVR checks for the marker file when it goes to delete a recording. And if the two bump heads, GBPVR would either tell me I have to wait for comskip to finish, or be able to stop the process and finish its work
Unhandled Exception: System.BadImageFormatException: The format of the file 'GBP
VRBackendCommon' is invalid.
File name: "GBPVRBackendCommon"
at RecordingUtils.Scheduler.schedulePrograms()
at PriorityRecording.RecordingManager.Main(String[] args)
LOG: Policy not being applied to reference at this time (private, custom, partia
l, or location-based assembly bind).
LOG: Post-policy reference: GBPVRBackendCommon, Version=1.0.2070.16814, Culture=
neutral, PublicKeyToken=null
LOG: Attempting download of new URL file:///C:/Program Files/devnz/gbpvr/GBPVRBackendCommon.DLL.
I bought an AfaTech DVB-T from ebay with BlazeHDTV (this works ok). I am trying to get GBPVR to work. It comes with BDA Drivers, I set the bda.ini accordingly but I get either error that it can't start the BDA Driver or the cache is in use. I installed mpgmux.ax in case this was the issue. I notice in the config-native.log (attached) the following failure:
15:34:45.044 VERBOSE FindFilterByName failed to locate filter: GB-PVR Flow Status
I have a Kworld (Conexant 878a chipset based card) that as far as I can tell is almost exactly the same as the V-Stream card that this software is supposed to work with. In fact, one of my friends ordered the same exact Kworld card that I have, from the same website, but about 3 weeks later, and it came in a V-Stream box. I think it is the same exact card.
Anyway, I thought I would try the GB-PVR software out. So far, I haven't even been able to get it to complete the installation process. I'm running Windows XP with service pack 2 on an AMD Duron 2800, 512 MB RAM. I haven't had this sort of trouble before. I get a long error message:
Error 1935 An error occurred during installation of assembly 'wmppia, version = "9.0.0.3095", Culture = "neutral", PublicKey Token = "31bf3856ad364e35," GUID = "6bf52a50 - 394a - 11d3 - b153 - 00c04f79faa6"' HResult: 0x8002802f
After this, the installation progress bar actually rolls backwards, and the installation exits. It happens every time, so I can't seem to get the install to complete at all.
Occasionally, I also get another error before the one above during the install process: Internal Error 2908 {A31ffc4c - 7a78 - 4b48 - b816 - 571be429ecb9" I'm not sure how important this is, and it doesn't show up every time, but I thought I would put it here anyway.
Anyone have any hints on what I might be able to do to actually get this program installed and try it out? Thanks!
I like this program so much and I like programs in my own language. So I created a Hungarian language file for GB-PVR. Anyone can use it and I would thank if it'll be included in the next releases.
I have been trying to remove/close any programs running in my background that I don't need and noticed that GBPVRTray.exe is using 18,640 k Mem Usage and the GBPVRRecordingService.exe is using 27,876 k Mem Usage. I am able to close the GBPVRTray.exe icon and still be able to have my computer record a show if one is set, as long as the GBPVRRecording Service is running in the background?
Basically I want to remove the GBPVR Tray icon from starting up with my computer... but I don't want to have to open up and run the GBPVR service everytime I have a recording set. Is that what the seperate recording service .exe is for?
Currently I'm using a p4 3.0 Northwood (533) and 1GB of ram for my htpc. I recently aquired a micro-atx motherboard and really would like to use it so I can get an htpc case and not have the ugly dell optiplex I currently use. The micro-atx board is lga 775 so I would need a new processor but I can keep everything else. I was thinking of putting a celeron d 3.33ghz in it. I know a p4 would be better but I want to do this cheaply. Since I only use my htpc for gbpvr and nintendo emulators, am I really going to notice that much of a speed decrease if I go with the celeron d since I will be keeping 1GB of ram?
Thanks
I was wondering if it's possible to organize recordings directories? I'd like to have shows for my children in one directory "Children", sportsshows in another and so on. Is this possible?