When I play an audio file using PluginHelperFactory.getPluginHelper().PlayAudioFile(fileName)

And then check the audio queue to see what is playing using

System.Collections.IList PlayList = PluginHelperFactory.getPluginHelper().GetAudioPlayList(out currentIndex, out trackDuration, out playbackPosition);

Nothing is returned. Is there a method that can be used to retrieve the currently playing audio track?

Thanks

Jeff

When I being watching a recording, playback is fine. If I skip ahead or back playback doesn't quite studder, but motion can get a bit blurry and less fluid. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this? Thanks in advance for your help.

EDIT: This also occurs if GB-PVR skips part of a video because of comskip.

As many UK users are probably aware, the normally excellent bleb.org has been down for several days now - meaning no EPG.

Here's how I got my listings up and running again:

Download and install XMLTV GUI Grabber:
http://www.birtles.org.uk/xmltv/

Run the app and go to Tools > Settings

Open the Grabbers tab and tick UK_RT

Highlight UK_RT and push 'Channels'

Use the button marked >> to build your desired channel list in the right hand pane

Push OK

Hit the Grab Listings button (this is just a first run - you can automate this later if you like)

By default the XML data will be downloaded to C:\Program Files\XMLTV GUI\data.xml (you can choose another location in the settings if you like)

Now open the GBPVR config app and edit your capture source.

Change the EPG Source drop down to XMLTV Plugin and hit Settings.

Browse to the location of data.xml (as above) and hit OK.

Now push 'Update EPG' and your guide will once more fill up with programmes!

To automate the update simply set up a scheduled task to run the XmltvGUI.exe app once a day. Once you have set up the scheduled task using the Windows wizard go to the advanced settings for the task and add the switch \Grab to the end of the call in the Run: field so that the full path appears like: "C:\Program Files\XMLTV GUI\XmltvGUI.exe \Grab"

Hope this helps.

In the last installation the Happauge IR Blaster is simply does not appear in list, even though PVR0150 (non mce) is recognized, why?

Can you add simply a possibilty to use only the file name which look correct.
Hebrew mp3 info still appear as europan special character langugue. You should use the font of the default locale instead.

I installed the My Music program according to http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugin/MyMusic I went to GB-PVR's config and put a check mark next to My Music in the plugin's tab but when I run GB-PVR My Music is not in the menu. This is true when I use either the default skin or BlueMCE2 skin. Does anyone know what's wrong and how to fix it? Any help is appreciated.

I am using a PVR150 and recorded a show last night, as I do every week. The Recordings window oddly showed two identical programs recorded for the exact same time, same name - however, one was failed, the other listed no errors.

I deleted the failed recording and proceeded to watch the successful recording.

Problem is I think, that there is no index on the recording. The Pause key does pause the video, but when I press it again - the video returns to the beginning. No skip or FF or REW controls have any effect, except to bring up the "status/progress" indicator at the top of the screen. I tried using remote control, keystrokes, and mouse controls to advance the video - but nothing had any effect.

Is this likely a corrupt or missing index and if so, can I force a rebuild of the index?

hi, can you make plextor px-tv402u hardware encoding support like pvr350
thx

I found the wonders of standby mode, and have to say how brilliant it is.

However, the one problem I have encountered, is that the Scheduled Task I have setup to run for XMLTV, does not seem to run and wake the pc up. Also, I assume that GBPVR is not waking up to import the epg.

Is there any clever way around this, or could I make a feature request to have the pc woken up X minutes before it imports the EPG (so there is enough time for the Scheduled Task to run before import) please?

I've installed gbpvr on a separate PC as a little "multimedia-server". The pc runs 24/7 without pause (even no standby and no hibernation).
Since I upgraded to v 0.96.12 I notice that the recording service eats up my free memory. After a fresh restart of the service it allocates about 35 megs. Yesterday, about a week of duty without pause, it had already allocated about 500 megs!! I had to restart the whole machine to get it to work again.

By the way, since restarting yesterday, it already allocates 150 megs again.

My multimedia-server is based an an simple XP Pro installation. Never had such problems before (with previsious versions of gbpvr).

stevie77