Thread title explains it all, I instaleld this PVR software tonight and let me be the first to say it sounds and looks AMAZING! But when i go to watch live TV, I get the sound only and not the video. I can switch chennels and all, but no video.
Another problem I am having is with the Hauppage remote software, whenever I try to start it, it says that It can not initialize the remote and immediately closes.
Yet another problem I am having is that when I try and scroll down on my menu, it gives me an error about parmeters being out of range and doenst met me scroll. Any idea's for all 3 of these problems?
I have a few .ts hd files that gbpver won't play but they play fine in media player. When I selct the file in gbpvr and hit play I get a black screen with 2 little different colour bars that are like 2"L by 1"H in the right hand corners. When I press the back button on the remote I am back to the videos menu.
On some of my programs, the timing is wrong. The program is for example 1hour long but it shows up as only 7 minutes long. When i watch it it ends up being an hour long but now if i fast forward or rewind it never goes in the right spot.
I dont know how to explain it, but hopefully someone knows what im talking about.
I recently installed a new Hauppage PVR150 and GB-PVR. Everything works great except I cannot use the Hauppage remote to rewind, fast forward, or pause. The rest of the remote seems to function normally. Anyone have any ideas?
I have regular analog cable broadcast in 4:3. My video card, TV, etc. are all 16:9 aspect ratio. My current config of GBPVR "stretches" the 4:3 to fit my 16:9 display. That's all great.
When I get a broadcast in 4:3 that is letterboxed from the cable company, I would like to be able to make it full screen without the "Letterbox bars" on the top & bottom. Is this possible?
(I've tried toggling through the modes w/ F7 - no luck)
I have the PCI version from Adaptec with the TV tuner and as far as I can tell form other posts ended upwith the same issue where I am not able to view any life tv.
I receive the following error message as soon as I click on the Live TV button :"object reference not set to an instance of object". I have not yet checked the log files, thus I will provide them as soon as I get home.
If anybody got this card working, please let me know the settings in the setup; which codecs you use; which adaptec driver you use and so on.
I have the following setup: I have comskip running in postprocessing.bat, followed by renamerecording. Both of these work fine. Then, every night, anything that is recorded is transcoded to mpg4 (video ipod).
I don't need comclean to run for the original recordings, because I watch them in GBPVR and the commercials are automatically skipped. I would like the option to run comclean on specific mpg4 files that were transcoded though. Is this possible?
I guess the alternative would be to have comclean run and then transcode the new file that was generated, but I like having the whole recording in GBPVR...
Title says it. I'd like to be able to change the recordingservice priority - currently it's set to 'normal' but since this is my work machine and I sometimes record stuff during the day, it'd be really nice if I could manually up the priority of the recording service so that important stuff didn't get interrupted by work <grin>.
Thanks for listening,
Greg.
I see that you export a graphEdit file named lastgraph.grf.
Would it be possible to give a list of grf files to try before you build your own graph? It would allow us to use hardware decoders with directshow filters for instance (and many other things). The automatic graph building mechanism is some times very unpredictable...
thanks
As some one who has kids who use my MVP who are more up with it than my other half I can't help wonder if its secure with my movies and music unsecured. For example - Saw the movie and Team America the OST are not exactly kiddy friendly ...... would it be possible to add pin protection to selected directories in a future version ? ( Bit like the Sky Plus lock feature )
