Hello. I've finally been able to properly setup GBPVR to run comclean on my recorded shows. However, when I watch them from the 'Recordings' menu, the commercial skip zones are still in place. If I delete the .txt file associated with the file, the problem disappears.

But since my computer is hooked up to my tv and has no dedicated monitor, it makes the process a bit frustrating.

Is there any way I can have comclean delete the .txt file that comskip produces?

Thanks

Brodie

Hello - I'm getting stuck in the middle of installation with the following message:

Error 1935. An error occurred during the installation of assembly
"smppia, Version=9.0.0.3095", Culture="neutral",PulicKeyToken=
"31bf3856ad364e35",GUID="6bf52a50-394a-11d3-b153-00c04f79faa6". Please
refer to Help and Support for more information. HRESULT: 0x8002802F.

Please help! Thanks!!

I read some threads on this board, and saw some things indicating the cable box IR control stuff worked better with XP MCE. I was going to use a PVR-150 and Win2k. Is this a mistake for IR control issues? Should I spend the cash for XP MCE?

Tom.

Hi,

First of all, I would like to say that I love GB-PVR.



Alright, well, I have an ATI HDTV Wonder and with it, you have to manually set up the Tuner Request. I set all of my DT channels up, but there is 1 channel in my area that doesn't have a simulcast in digital TV. It's channel 63, so I tried to set it to "T:63,63,1" and various other similar settings, but it won't pick it up.

How do I access normal TV?

Thanks!
Clete2

Edit: Also, I can't use timeshift. When I watch TV and press pause, I get an error stating:

"Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

Hi.
Has anyone tried running GBPVR on an Intel Mac booting into WinXP with BootCamp? I have snooped around here and elsewhere but can't find any threads on this yet.

The general consensus is that everything pretty much runs fine within WinXP, and loading BootCamp+XP is simple and fast. But before I invest much time I was hoping to know how GBPVR will fare... as GBPVR is pretty much that only thing holding me back from taking a steamroller to my PC. (then I'll get to update by Hardware signature below...) :-)

Still intended to be free, but obviously biased towards Yahoo content. Might see a few migrations to GBPVR?

http://www.zatznotfunny.com/2006-04/yaho...ys-meedio/

stu

I have a couple of favorit radio channels I would like to listen to through GBPVR.
But they are not avalible from shoutcast (only .asf feeds)

So therfore I wish that Screamer radio would be ported via gbPVR! OK, I can use it as a external program, but it would be better to have it built-in.

I can even consider to try and write a plugin that use the features in screamer, if it's possible and I get a little support in the beginning... (Like a tip on wich plug in to start re-building)

Hi,

I'm completely new here and considering building my first PC-PVR. I was going to try to find a cheap pc, buy a PVR-150, get GBPVR, and an IR Blaster type thing. I have a unusual home setup though and I don't know if this is all going to work.

I order for this setup to work I will need to run two inputs into the PVR-150 card 1) TV coax 2) SVGA or RCA video/audio. If I want to record OTA TV then the GBPVR must tune the card to the correct channel. If I want to record Dish programming, GBPVR must tune the card to LINE1(2) and then call IR Blaster or something to tune the Dish301 box.

Is this all possible? My TV watching is 50-50% OTA and Dish. In fact, the the kids dominate the Dish box for cartoons until 9-10PM every day, so I can only really program Dish recording during the middle of the night and school hours. Also from reading here, there is a database that is downloaded and used. I suppose two databases must now be used. Will GBPVR use two databases and know which one to use?


I hope I can do this...


Tom.

Hello,
it's a my first thread.

I have installed the gbpvr software in my configuration system:

Windows XP SP2 full update
Pentium IV 3.0 Ghz
512 MB RAM
DVB-S Technotrend Budget PCI with module CI (type NOVA-S)
Code Cyberlink

I not have problem with ProgDVB, or Mediaportal, i watching channel free and cripted with my module CI cam.

In GBPVR i have this problems:

Installed BDA device, Nova-S it's OK.

But, whn I search all frequency channel with DVB EPG, search only RAI tv channel!!!???

Wich procedure I can for search all chennels in Hotbird?
I don't understand!
Help me please!

I'm currently using a Leadtek 2000XP Deluxe software-based card (with the WDM Recorder plugin) for my HTPC and while it works ok, some of the TV channels (antenna-source) look awful. I have a T-junction connector so I can use the same aerial for my TV and HTPC, and the channels look fine on the TV but some look really bad through the TV card. Also, I find that without using pay-to-use MPEG2 encoders like Elecard, the audio is out of synch with the video stream.

What sort of improvements in my HTPC experience would I see if I upgraded to a hardware encoding card like a Hauppage PVR150? Better image quality? Better synching without needing 3rd party encoders?

Basically I'm looking for a reason to fork out the cash to upgrade my TV card

Any advice/help appreciated!