For some reason my reoccuring scheduler is not working. when i try to set up a reoccuring recording, it does not indicate that the show is going to record in the tv guide. it also does not show up in the pending recordings. the weird thing is that if i just schedule a show to record once, then it seems to work fine. I use Zap2it as my EPG source. the reoccuring shows that i'm trying to record are Lost, 24, Extreme Home Makeover, and Gilmore Girls. I do not use any plugins or Comskip. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm thinking of buying a VGA to TV converter and am wondering what people think of the quality of video output. Since my video card does not have an analog video out for my TV, I am thinking of going this route. I have a SD TV and will be using the converter to convert from VGA to Svideo. I hope to leave my computer at 1024x768 and still have my lcd monitor attached. The TV will just be used to view video and operate GBPVR, not as my primary computer screen. Doing a quick search, it was easy to find converters which could convert from VGA(1024x768 @60Hz) to Svideo(480i).
Any opinions on this setup? Can anyone recommend a decent converter?
I got a PVR 500 MCE and as you know this one has two tuners.
if I record something manually or by timer on lets say tuner 2
and then later tries to watch TV on the other turner it wont let me.
As Ive tried to figure this one out, Ive noticed that if i record on tuner 2
and the LAST tuner i used for watching TV was this tuner 2 or if i record on
tuner 1 and my last tv watching was on that tuner, i just cant get in.
but if i record on tuner 2 and my last tuner for wathing tv was 1, it works.
it tells me that no tuners are available for watching.
I cant recall the exact errortext it says, but if you try this, you should get the error right away.
This summer the BBC are going to be broadcasting the world cup (amongst other things) in HD over satellite. Apparently it's going to be MPEG-4 (h.264) whatever that means, does this mean that any DVB-S card will be able to receive it? If not, does anyone know which cards will be able to handle this?
I don't have a dish at the moment, but if I could just buy a dish/LNB and PC card and not have to get a sky box or subscription it should be good in anticipation of a HD "freesat" service.
Ya'll were so helpful with my last problem I thought I'd come back for some more.
I've decided that instead of screwing with my 9600 AIW for weeks trying to make it work, that it was time to update it and I thought i'd go fo a Hauppauge product.
When it's says it's for XP MCE edition, will it work under just plain XP, i'm not all that interested in installing MCE.
Also, the product I was looking at was the Hauppauge WinTV PVR 150. In the list of tuners to choose from in the config program, i see the Hauppauge PVR 150, but I also see other Hauppauge products listed specifically as WinTV .. and the Hauppauge WinTV PVR 150 is not among them. Before I go shell out cash for it, can someone confirm (or deny) its compatibility with GBPVR?
Some plugins does not work on my computer: ExternalRecorder, Ubustream and WeatherPlugins. In the config these plugins are invisible.
In the logs I see an error. The path has a double backslash. Strange!
..."gbpvr\\plugins"... instead of "gbpvr\plugins".
Where is the path of the plugin directory specified?
GBPVR.exe.log:
4-5-2006 9:47:07.234 VERBOSE [2] Found recording source plugin: ExternalRecorder in: C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\\plugins\ExternalRecorder.dll
4-5-2006 9:47:07.296 INFO [2] Reading C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\UbuStream.xml
4-5-2006 9:47:07.359 ERROR [2] Error initializing menu plugin: C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\\plugins\UbuStreamPlugin.dll
4-5-2006 9:47:07.359 ERROR [2] Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
I have just bought a KWorld DVB-T 300U USB digital receiver. The software with it is awful - channels appear in an completely un-intuitive order and can't be rearranged. I would like to get GBPVR working with it but don't see it in the list of cards when I am installing it. The drivers are BDA compliant. Could anyone please give me an idiots guite to getting this working? I can't find any mention of this card on the forum
I'm having an issue with the dvd burn function in My DVD and am looking
for some advice.
When burning, steps 1 and 2 seem to work fine but I error out at step 3 below.
I watched my temp file while the programs were working.....
I saw the following files - demux.ajb, temp, temp-delay, temp.mpv
also a DVD file was added with audio ts and video ts subfolders.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr>"C:\Utils\dvdauthor\mkisofs" -dvd-video -V "Joyce"
-o
/cygdrive/c/Utils/dvdauthor/mkisofs: option requires an argument -- o
Usage: mkisofs [options] file...
Use mkisofs -help
to get a list of valid options.
C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr>"C:\temp\temp.iso" "C:\temp\DVD"
'"C:\temp\temp.iso"' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
I currently have GBPVR running with a PVR250 and MVP box. I'm thinking about replacing the 250 with a DVB-T card but I need subtitles. Which card would do this best (and at a reasonable price)?
Does the good old Nova-T allow subtitles through GBPVR and the MVP? I'm sure I could pick one of those up cheaply on Ebay but any other suggestions would be most welcome.
Hi,
I am using v0.96.12 of GBPVR. Live TV,EPG and recording works great. But when I play back my recordings using GBPVR the video is jerky. Jerky being defined as plays for 1 second freezes for 5 seconds and then plays for 1 second.
The same recording when played using Windows Media Player works great.
