i suppose this is a wish, but anyway,

is there any way that the event text could be changed or extended somehow (perhaps another event) to give the absolute filename of the playing file?

at the moment it just gives the shortfilename.

Hello,

Can anyone tell me if there is support within GBPVR for USB hardware encoders such as the Dlink DUB-AV300? (http://www.ascent.co.nz/ProductSpecifica...mID=338321)

This thing captures into Divx format using a hardware encoder as well as mpeg1/2

Would implememtation of this be difficult using the current GBPVR system?

Thanks

2006-06-06 Updated ThemePack with new popups and OSD buttons

Anyone interested in Chokemaniacs wonderful Mayhem3 design for XBOX?
Get it at: http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Skin/...ThemePacks

You are most welcome to help out with the graphics and nice task images.
Ther are still things do here and there.

Just curious if anyone knows the default location where MusicLibrary2 saves playlists generated from within it?

Does Mvp support Divx, I try a few time and does not work. Any ideas or i am just crazy. Like always.

My two month old daughter slept through the night, last night, for the first time - Yahoo!

I used to run my system with an Nvidia 6200 128 mb card. This was actually running quite OK untill recently I got extreme video stutter (skipping frames every few seconds or even pausing for a few seconds and then fast forwarding) whilst sound was always OK. This started after the last Microsoft update round which also massed up quite a number of other things as you might now....

I now swapped this card with my old ATI 7500 and video now works like a charm. I guess this again confirms what so many others have told before ATI is so much better when it comes to video and TV out. Even better I use the Nvidea purevideo codec which runs at a lower CPU useage with the old ATI card compared to the Nvidia itself.

I'd like to make a start on converting my VHS collection to something digital. Some of this I'll probably burn to DVD but there are quite a lot of hours of stuff that I want 'on tap' to watch through my TV/MVP setup. MPEG-2 is obviously nice and stable on the MVP but BIG file size etc.

So I'm interested in any MVP users' experiences of other formats and the MVP. Ideally I want the best filesize reduction but to retain the best possible picture/sound quality and also for playback to be stable (no hiccups/jerks, no intermittent loss of video/audio sync., being able to FF/RW properley etc.).

Any suggestions/experiences gratefully received.

EDIT: I meant to say I'll be recording originally to MPEG-2 using the s-vid input of my PVR350 and then manually transcoding.

Cheers,
Brian

I use a Terratec tvcard as a composite-in for my satelite-tuner. I have always used Dscaler to watch tv, but wanted the posiblility to make timed recordings. So then GB-pvr. The problem is that with GB (and most other media portals) the tv-picture is terrible. It's full of noise and seems to have a very low resolution. Even the onscreen meny (+/-, pause) is very low resolution. Can someone tell me why?
And why do I get "no tuners are avaible to watch the requested channel" when I try to pause (timeshift)?
And how do I get fullscreen other than with alt+enter?

The new WinTV PVR350 fed GB-PVR setup is quite the success here so far, what a great App! Using it on a Compaq 1.8ghz, 512k Ram, Win XP setup.

Do also want the TV-Out capability to view Internet and PC apps on the TV. Quite sure solution is a AGP video card with TV-Out. The PC does not need enhanced video, and I don't want to add some performance gaming high heat producing device to this always on PC.

I have a USB 2.0 PCI card - is there a USB device for TV-out?
If I go with a Vid card, will having the TV-out feature turned on change the PC Monitors display? (On our old PC it would then overfill the PC monitor making scrolling necessary on it).
Any recommendations on a sub $100 ATI or Nividia based Vid Card thats runs cool and has "Family friendly" features (e a s y to use)?

Thanks as always!

Don F