The default setting in Windows turns off my monitor after 20 minutes of idle time. Problem is the LCD won't turn back on using my remote to control GBPVR. I have to either move the cursor with the mouse or blindly navigate the menu to play a recorded movie.
To free a pci slot, and unable to use it in a 64-bit OS, I stuck a nice pvr350 in the old intel, currently housing an ati550 theatre.
How do I get gbpvr to use the pvr350 as the primary, and the ati550 only if it has to?
I find the quality of the pvr350 to be better, that's why.
The pair record together fine; they're doing it now. I don't know which is capturing what, but I could probably tell by looking at the finished product. Also, the ati550 has an occasional problem with tuning the channel, where it can be more or less off-channel. The pvr350 has never done that, and it doesn't drift, either.
From reading so far, it looks like this simple thing can't be done. I'm on 95.16 (old machine, old software). I could always just pull that ati550, but as a backup, it's useful... but not as a primary.
I am using the language file to change XRecord to Recordings. However the file keeps getting deleted. I make the file from the .ignore, and then after a few restarts of GB-PVR it will be gone. Somehow I don't even have the language.xml.ignore file either. Can someone either upload theirs, or just copy and past the syntax.
When I am watching fast action live TV, the system appears to get interlacing artifacts (well, thats what I think they are - lots of very thin horizontal lines in the motion area - also seems to be a bit "twitchy" on the scene changes)
I wanted to have a de-interlace filter work with GBPVR, but everything that I try instead of Encoder pass through gives me an error about not being set to an instance of the object when I try and start live TV.
Does anyone know what this means and how to resolve? Do I have to explcitly set the de-interlace filters in the same directory as GBPVR or anything like that?
I'm putting the final touches on my HTPC. My Fusion 5 Gold Plus (PCI)
arrives tomorrow. In the meantime, I've been playing around with the
sample HDTV (.tp) files that I downloaded from DViCO's website.
I can play them in PowerDVD, and in my trial version of BeyondTV. But I
GBPVR does not list them as available to play, even though they're in the
same directory as my other video files. I changed the names to .mpg and
tried to play them without success.
I chose the Fusion 5 because I've read that GBPVR will work with it.
Here's my question: What does GBPVR do with the signal? Does it record to
that .tp format or does it transcode it to something else?
If it records .tp files, how can I get it to play the ones I've downloaded?
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the forums and for the software itself. I'll be honest -
BeyondTV plays these files perfectly. But I really like GBPVR better -
especially because of the price.
It seems to me that if you can get comskip to mark and blockout commercials, then there would be some way to (maby not with comskip but something like) hit a button while watching a prerecorded show and where line is at on the time bar, have a marker go there and stay, (I.E. when you exit then come back later all you have to do is press another button and it will jump to that marker) like have it write a small .txt file like comskip does, this would be handy......
Need help.....how to config gbpvr with adaptech Videoh model 2200. Please help? all other features, (tv guide, ect) work, but get this error message "No turner availble to watch requested channel"
