Perhaps someone can help me solve this problem! The forum did not give a clue how to solve the problem yet...
My installation of gbpvr on my epia M10000 with PVR350 is working fine, expect for playing the recordings. When the recording is finished (at least it looks like it's finished) I get a runtime error:
Runtime Error
Program: C:\gbpvr\GBPVR.exe
R6025
-pure virtual function call
The GBPVR.exe logfile is attached! It might help I read...
Quote:So unless you really need 10 Mbps vs. the 3-5Mbps you'll get from non-Turbo HomePlug, and are ok with paying twice as much for the privilege, I suggest leaving HomePlug Turbo products on the shelf. You'll not only save yourself money and disappointment, but maybe also send a message to manufacturers that you've had enough of their performance claim games and are not gonna take it any more!
First of all thanks for a brilliant piece of software
Got This up and running in no time flat well cool.
I have a question though is it possible to have GBPVR boot the PC in time to start a scheduled recording?
Does anyone know where/how I can find/extract a full list of XML skin tags and their attributes? I've looked through about 7 skins so far, and I keep finding new things. I know special elements are their own thing - I'm not worried about them. If there isn't an easy way to do this, I can list out all the business rules, tags and attributes I've got so far, with the hope of getting the blanks filled in.
Has anyone used SPYDER To calibrate their TV. It's a $200 product, i'm wondering if it's worth it. It doesn't seem that it is, but just curious of people's experiences.
A few people have mentioned that when they manipulate a file with VideoRedo, they cannot use My Videos to burn the DVD. I have found a way to to make it happen. When saving the file in VideoRedo, save it as .vob rather than .mpg. You can then import that file into My Videos DVD Burning. Note that the file will have a .vob ending. You can actually change that .vob to a .mpg ending. So after you save the file and you change your mind and you want to use ULEAD (MF 3 doesn't recognize .vob), you can change the extension and use ULEAD.
Is it possible to use an external WinTV NOVA-T USB2 DVB-T source with GBRecord?
Looking at the direct.ini file, I guessed it might be a simple task of creating a new section for the NOVA-T. However, having searched my PC I couldn't come up with any suitable names for the FILTER_CROSSBAR, FILTER_CAPTURE, FILTER_TV_TUNER, FILTER_TV_AUDIO or FILTER_ENCODER settings.
So, I guess my Q is: Is this possible and would anybody happen to know what entries I need to put in the direct.ini file.
I need some help with making my GBPVR SkinTools code more efficient - perhaps with reflection or generics to make the methods more reusable with different types.
Currently, I have code like this:
Code:
switch(e.Node.Parent.Name) {
case "TextStyles":
propertyGrid.SelectedObject = workingSkin.TextStyles[nodePosition];
break;
case "NamedColors":
...
but I'd really like to have code something like this:
Help! Am trying to implement the Web Admin, I followed all the instructions in the WIKI, am able to connect to Web Admin when I am logged on locally to my PC, but I can't access it from work. I forwarded ports 7647 (TCP and UDP) in both my router (Linksys WRT54G) and in ZoneAlarm Pro. Am using dyndns.org to work out my dynamic ip address yet still I can't access Web Admin. Am i missing something?
In the "recordings" section of the main menu, when a show is done recording, it shows as still recording in the "Pending" section and doesn't show up in the recently recorded section. It takes a hit-or-miss combination of restarting recording service and restarting gbpvr (sometimes even restarting the pc) to get it to show up in the new recordings section. Anyone else have this problem?
