This one is driving me nuts. Say you have 50 videos and you need to play the second from last. That requires 48 down presses on the remote (or hold for a long time).
Can we please have the scrolling wrap around the start-end of a list. That way we would only need 2 pushes in the example.
I am a newbe with a new PVR 150. I have read user comments on some review sites say that they have a very clear picture. I have a clear picture until I go to full screen. At full screen the image becomes blurry. I am using win2k pro with a 6600 GT OC vid card. What should I expect from this card as far as image is concerned?
I've been having a problem with the Resume feature since I upgraded to 095.16. All but one time that I tried to resume a recording (I tried w/ different recordings), it went ahead and Restarted. This is while watching through the MVP.
I don't know if this sort of thing has been requested before.
- when on the TV guide page: when I choose 'watch program'; instead of running the gb-pvr tv viewing software a .bat specific for that station is called to run. I could then have individual .bat files pointing to whatever commandline driven viewing app I choose. This could be setup by selecting another drop down box in the config for each channel that the epg had detected - although as a non-programmer this sort of stuff may be more difficult than I think ...
Reason being is I'd like to get a small program called digital watch going. It has a the ability to choose codecs for individual stations and a 'rolling' timeshift buffer - something that allows my nvidia decoders to work (they don't like reconnecting with the current 'block' timeshift set-up). I gather these features are not going to be put into gb-pvr, so this request would provide a work around.
How does one change the default video quality for recording?
Is there anyway to make sure that when you record a season of shows that you
don't duplicate the shows?
It would be nice if there was a button to disable the comskip processing within gbpvr when you're playing back a show. Occasionally comskip makes a royal mess of detecting commercials, to the point where I'll manually go in and delete the comskip index file, so I can watch the show normally.