I'm looking for some users from various parts of the world to send me transport stream files captured from your local digital TV broadcasters. Having access to these files would really help for my testing. I have only limited access to DVB signals here in NZ, and these only make use of some DVB features.
This would help make sure things like channel scanning, DVB EPG, AC3 audio etc works reliably, and allow for future features like ATSC channel scanning, DVB subtitles, MHEG etc.
Ideally, I'm after people that already have the knowledge of how to capture these files. I'd like to get large files, so I'll ask those that can help, to save these transport stream files to a DVD or a few CDs and mail them to me.
I'm interested in various European countries, UK, Australia, US, or anywhere else using digital tv.
If you can help out please post here, and I'll PM you my mail address.
I still use GBPVR exclusively for recording my TV shows. I love the features and flexibility of the program and never looked for another solution once I started using it. BUT... I use my PVR350 TV-out for viewing recordings. The last GBPVR upgrade I did caused me a few problems (mainly corrupt recordings, application instability), but I've been able to tweak things to stabilize my system again. I'm one of the few lucky people who have had no problems with the 350, and I love the output quality. I don't relish the idea of having to buy another TV-out card with only software-out support and messing with codecs, quality issues, more instability issues, or spending more money when my current solution works so well.
I'm wondering if I should do another upgrade if the 350 is no longer supported. I really don't want to change my PVR software, but I feel like I might lose support if I run into problems (most issues are addressed by new releases, so it's a Catch 22) and miss out on great new features. Are there any other 350 users in my position? Thanks!
I suspect this may be difficult as the job is just passes off to a 3rd party encoder - but is there any chance of a 'transcoding status %' or a 'trancoding complete' flag or a 'transcoding now' in the main menu next rcording or VA panel?
I have a Freecom USB DVB-T stick, with the Yakumo BDA drivers installed. Originally, gbpvr worked fine, but the epg was incomplete (not all channels), so I started mucking about with the settings.
Now, I have managed to kill all video (live or recorded), but audio is ok.
This is driving me crazy, because I love gbpvr (in the 2 weeks that it worked), and really want to use it, but can't.
Looking through the logs, I have found something odd, please can anyone help?
GBPVR.exe-native.log:
22:27:12.609 VERBOSE FindFilterByName failed to locate filter: default
22:27:12.609 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredAudioDecoder)
22:27:12.609 VERBOSE getSetting(DeinterlaceMethod)
22:27:12.703 INFO pFG2->RenderEx(pOutputPin, AM_RENDEREX_RENDERTOEXISTINGRENDERERS, NULL) failed: -2147220968 (trying normal render() next)
22:27:12.765 INFO pGB->Render(pOutputPin) also failed: -2147220968
Is this "failed" video renderer my problem, and if so, what can I do about it?
I was happy owner of PVR150 and happy GBPVR user. I put in second Hauppauge card - HVR1300 and now I'm stuck. Remote doesn't work any more in GBPVR, putting ir sensor behind either card, nothing happens, remote signals doesn't reach software. So what to do? I will be happy if one card accepts remote and I could still use GBPVR as I used to. Please give hints or what to do!
Anyone know why Zap2it add's channels that I did not select? after an update I get extra channels and have to go to zap2it and deselect alot of extras, I wish there was a way to tell Gbpvr to only allow channels I want and not the extras......
I would like to see support for DVB Subtitles in GB-PVR.
The DVB Subtitle support should be just like the support for teletext subtitles, that is to sya, record it and display it during playback.
The reason for this request is, that on the 31st of March 2006, the new national DVB-T network in Denmark will have it's debut. DVB Subtitles has been selected as standard for subtitles. So far we still have the analog TV signal as well, but the analog network will be closed down by 2009, so there is some time yet to get the DVB Subtitles support
Sub, Denmark is current not in the list of countries/locations for DVB-T in the configuration program. I can provide the information if you let me know the format you need it in.
Okies both my hauppauge 150 (no FM no AV or remote input) and my winfast pvr 2000 XP work fine on my system (except for the loud volume on the winfast) but when I'm recording two shows it's supposed to give me a chioce to not watch tv or watch one of the programs that it's recording well it gives me an unspecified error instead I dunno anyone know what to do about that
terramir
PS: anybody know if I could get the fm on the winfast to work with this thing?
Is there a way to modify the default brightness, color, etc. when playing a DVD in GBPVR? I am using the Intervideo codecs, and when I play a DVD with WinDVD I can adjust these, but the adjustments only work in the WinDVD app and do not carry over to GBPVR. Looking for a way to improve the playback in GBPVR...
