now that I've got my AIW working with GBPVR I have dual tuner capability - PVR150 and AIW.
Now for some reason I'm having issues on channel 27 and 46 with my pvr150. Is there a way so that I can delete these channels from the PVR150 but not my AIW?
Is it as simple as unchecking those channels in the capture source section of the config?
To people fom Ottawa....I've just recently noticed that my PVR 150 doesn't have sound on ch 46 - comedy network...anyone else experiencing this? The picture is just fine though. I'm on Rogers analogue cable.
This happens in GBPVR and WINTV2000...my AIW is working fine though.
It's curious because it only happened once I installed the software decoder to get my AIW working.
My harddrive crashed and I can't find my cd to reinstall my all in wonder card. ATI allows me to download drivers for my card, but I can't install its software without the original install disk. Will I still be able to use this program even though I don't have ati's programs on my computer (or ati's dvd decoder)?
I really want to avoid buying a new video card and tv tuner if I can right now because I'd rather wait until Vista and a new line of dual tuner HDTV cards come out.
i have fly video 3000
and in the config there are no this card
if you can give me the file that i have to edit because i so in the Wiki that this card is supported
but i dont understand what i need to do
I installed a DVICO Fusion 5 Lite HDTV tuner (ASTC). I am using a dual output video card (ATI X300) with an ATI DVI adapter to view HDTV content on my TV. When I run with the FusionHDTV application that comes with the card, I get a nice full screen picture on my TV that shows only the video content and not any of the rest of the PC screen. However, when I run the Fusion 5 Lite through the GBPVR application, the display on my PC only fills a small square box in the center of my TV screen. It is about 1/4 of the area of the full screen. The picture quality is great, only its too small. The TV also shows the rest of my PC screen including the Windows task bar at the bottom of the screen.
Is there a way to correct this so that I can get a full screen width HDTV picture on my TV screen?
I know this has been brought up a lot before and I've searched through the forums looking for an answer, but I wasn't able to see any reference to the CPU Usage History in the Windows (XP) Task Manager.
At first I noticed GBPVR.exe was doing something every few seconds that used about 15% of my CPU, so I disabled the Recording Soon plugin on the Main Menu. Then I noticed once the GB-PVR screensaver came on, that used about the same % everytime the logo switched positions, so I disabled that as well.
I thought that would have done it, but now I see GBPVR.exe doing somthing about once a minute that uses about 15% or so of the CPU.
Can anyone tell my of any other process within GB-PVR that would be causing this little spike in CPU usage? I have pretty much a default setup and no additional plugins installed.
I've got this error again (well I've had it serveral times since but only had time to debug this morning)
I'm downloading the radio times listings from the UK via Alan Birtles XML TV tool. (data.zip)
I've included the logs from my machine, (all_logs.zip) for your enjoyment.
I've run the RecordingDataFixup.exe which reports 'all schedule recording items have their related programme record' and I've can only click close.
I've looked into the data.xml using TVGuideViewer and the file appears fine.
I've looked at the EPG in GBPVR.EXE , when I select TV Guide from the menu, I've lost all my listings except the scheduled recording. (I've even lost some channels(AKA BBC2)).
When I select UPDATE EPG from the system tray, the update window is displayed and the routine starts, about 20 seconds later I get the error.
For Once I.ve got time to debug the problem, let me know what you need !
Because my PC is loud, there are times I do not have it on. Unfortunatley the next time I load up GBPVR, it lists all the TV show season passes that I missed as "failures" for not recording (because my PC was not on).
Is there a way for GBPVR not to list the failures because my PC was off? It's a pain to delete the failed recordings manually every time.
Also is there a faster way to delete programs? Doubling clicking each one individually and clicking delete is cumbersome.
Thanks! I love the program btw. Just want an easier way to do above.