I just bought the new PVR-150 with IR Blaster and am trying to get it to work with GB-PVR. I cannot seem to find the module for this in GB-PVR (the only option I see is for the MCE edition). Alternatively, I tried using the MCE edition and it does not work.

I watch the IR Blaster and it does not blink at all as if GB-PVR is not in any aspect taking control of the hardware.

Also, I installed Beyond TV to test and it seems to sync fine with the hardware and changes the channel on my set top box correctly.

Has anyone had any luck with this or have any idea how I should proceed?

I tried different combinations fo searches on this but could not come up with an answer.

How does GB-PVR handle back-to-back recordings? I have the config set to start recording 1 minute before and 1 minute after a show, but when they are back-to-back I get confused.

Thanks in advance!

Kind of a hardware question, but more of a software one.

I have three 250GB drives in my PVR machine. I would like to be able to have GB-PVR record to all of these. The easiest way in Linux is to set up the LVM so all the disks looked like one big one.

Windows XP PRO has this capability, but I am only running XP Home on my PVR machine. Is there another way to set up disk spanning using a third party program?

Thanks in advance!

Installed GBPVR 09709 over an older version today. Got 2 errors during the installation:

see grabs:

Oh, and it doesn't work....crashes out when running up. So I've had to downgrade again....any ideas???

If I watch a DVD movie right after launching GBPVR, the picture looks great. But, if I watch TV first, then go to DVD it is way too dark. Does anyone know why this is happening?

I use Overlay for my playback.

Now... who wants to write a plugin so that we can record these streams?

http://www.ascii-wm.net/

gb-pvr exe locks win xp up after a few second during live tv. i have to hard reset the computer. winamp tv seems to play back fine. can't seem to figure this out.
useing current gbpvr
i think it has something to do with my direct show filters so i attached csv from avicodec

Hey guys,

It's 4:00 AM here and I've spent way too many hours banging my head against the wall, so I'm ready for some help. I've read, installed, uninstalled & experimented until I'm blue in the face.

I just bought a 52" high definition TV to go with my GBPVR system. I had to buy a new video card that had DVI output & ever since, things have spiraled downward.

I can't seem to get a set of codecs & settings that work. I'm having audio/video synch issues with live TV when using any of the VMR modes. When I use Overlay mode, I can't play DVDs or AVI files in Widescreen - I get audio, but no video. Overlay mode works great in 4:3 mode - everything is great except that I waste a large amount of my nice new TV (Top, Bottom and a significant amount of the right side as well.)

I'm running a Celeron 3.06 Ghz. 512 MB of RAM. Radeon 7K with S-Vid, D-Sub & DVI. I'm going from the DVI port with a conversion cable to HDMI that plugs into the HD TV. XP Pro w/ SP2, GBPVR 9709. I'm using an old copy of InterVideo WinDVD (5.x I think) and I think it's called "XVid Free" - the codec file name off of free-codecs.com is "XviD-1.1.0-30122005.exe"

I've downloaded & installed the Omega Drivers for the card. I've tried the wacky qaurtz.dll fix using version 6.5.1.902 which seemed to be the consensus for the "good version" I went back to the DX 90c DLL because the 90b dll didn't resolve my issue (I know, it's an old post, but I was desperate.)

If I use the WinTV program from Hauppage (I have a PVR-150 PCI) live TV works like a champ.

If I double-click on my AVI or play my DVD via Windows media player it works like a champ.

The Radeon 7K is the new addition. I was previously using a 4:3 aspect ratio with S-Video out from the PC's onboard video card.

My sound card (Realtek high def audio) is built in and has digital coax out that I'm running into my Onkyo surround sound.

I think my biggest problem is this: I need a good, slim, efficient, solid, stable set of FREE codecs that will allow me to run liveTV, avi, mpg & DVD from GBPVR. It would be nice if someone could point me to these codecs and give me some super-detailed instructions on how to make them work.

I know that GBPVR is just a wrapper & doesn't directly handle displaying video, but I could really use some help with this.

Sorry for not organizing the information better. I've been married for 2 weeks now and my wife is getting upset that the TV's getting more attention than her tonight... and if I spend another 10c on my theater she's gonna kill me no matter how much attention I give her.

GBPVR kicks ass & I refuse to give up on this. Please help!!

In the more recent versions of MediaPlayer there is a feature that allows variable speed playback of media files (View > Enhancements > Play Speed Settings). While I don't see much use of this feature for recorded tv comedies or dramas where timing is important, it's actually quite usefull for documentaries and educational programming. In fact, there is some interesting research into the benefitts of accelerated playback of educational lectures: http://www.enounce.com/docs/BYUPaper020319.pdf.

Would it be possible to implement this feature in GB-PVR? If not directly into the program, could it be done with a plugin?

Thanks! Great Software Sub!

Hi all, friends, I'm a new happy user of GB-PVR, coming from Mediaportal... after about three months trying to make work my DVB-T TV card with MP, and after a lot of headaches and desesperation... I've discovered this soft and It works fine for meeeee I'd like to let all know that my TV card is supported by GB-PVR, it is called Redbell USB2 TDT-2GO (a fully compatible freecom DVB card using Eurostick generic BDA drivers)

I would like to thanks developers for this great work. And I want to make my contribution finishing Spanish language translation : I'm from Spain, and current translation is... well, I'll only say it is 'incomplete'

I've attached xml translated file to let all spanish-speakers users fully enjoy this marvelous piece of software... If developers want include it in next software distribution package, it would be great.

Thanks all