I just bought the hauppauge pvr150 and was wondering how I would go about recording (90% of my channels) analog via the coax and the digital channels (only watch 10 or so) via the composite video.
Not really concerned with titles or epg data for either (but would be nice).
Basically with the digital channels, I will setup the cable box to turn on and to the correct channel when needed. All the computer has todo is record via that input at the scheduled time.
Went through the guide and had one for either digital or analog.
HI All,
First of all, I found Gbpvr the most useful application for 550P, so thanks a lot Sub for great piece of software. Almost everything works, what is a suprise having in mind how many issues the ATI driver has.
Playing with recording profiles: I was dissapointed that I was not able to tune audio bitrate. In the Graphedit I can open MPEG Properties Window and change the bitrate from 128 to 384kb, and it works OK. In Gbpvr the audio bitrate is fixed to 384kb, dispite different values for different profiles are set. Driver issue or Gbpvr "feature"?
Gbpvr 96.12, Ati driver 6.14.10.134/145beta
Here's the deal.
First my set up.
I have a VIA EPIA MII-10000 (VIA 1gHz, like a 550 mHz p2).
1 gig of memory
20GB system drive (storing all media on my file server 512GB drive)
built in network card
on board video
on board sound
Tiny case, solid state power supply (bright blue led on the front because I haven't disconnected it)
WIN2k Pro (minimized the memory footprint and running processes [with gbpvr running] before config 196mb mem footprint and 32 running processes; after config 102mb mem footprint 21 running processes)
Auto Logs into my domain with a mediacenter domain account I set up with minimal permissions everywhere except on that box and to media directories on the file server.
Only has one pci slot, being used for PVR 150.
Second, yes it works. Works just fine for recordng and watching and playing mame.
The thing is, I don't think this little box would has enough power to mark, clean and remove the commercials while recording other shows.
I would like to set up comskip and comclean along with converting to smaller files sizes (30 min show currently about 1.3GB) on my file server (P4 2.8 gHz with 2GB memory lots of idle time) has anyone set up such a thing remotely? Ideally it would process the files after they are done recording like comskip in gbpvr does. But if the processing works well in stand alone I can just set up a scheduled process on the file server.
Hi, I have all my freeview channels set up nicely with gpvr and visually every channel is great, but two channels "E4" and "CHANNEL 4" although visually fine, they start off with sound for about 2 seconds and then it cuts out never to return.
I find it strange that its only these two channels. They work fine with wintv2000 (sound/visual that is).
GBPVR was recommended to me by a friend and I really want to to give it a go.
It seems to have installed properly, but when config.exe tries to run it says it encountered a problem and needs to close ... nothing more specific than that.
The computers is an AMD Athlon 2500+Mobile/ATI 9600AIW (is this card supported) and an old SB LIVE! 5.1
I'm sorry I can't provide any more details. HAs anyone encountered this problem?
Would it be possible to export and import reoccurring programs to an xml, like we can do with the recordings? It sure would be a nice feature to have when someone wants to do a fresh GBPVR install.
Also, I’d like to see “disabled” or “0” added as a reoccurring program option. The Recordings menu could show them as Disabled (in red), instead of Reoccurring. I could live without this feature if export / import was available.
