Until last week GBPVR was running very fine and was even accepted by my wife. Then suddenly the driver for my video card (FX5200) started to make problems. On the monitor it returned to 640x480, but on th TV it was ok. I reinstalled the driver an then problem really started. The IR could not initilaize since that. My PVR350 doesn't work anymore.
I have tried to uninstall the video driver and was able to get the PVR350 to work again.
It seems like the Nvidia driver disturbs the PVR350.
What can I do. Is a new video card required?
Can anyone help me?
I just installed the last release (9514) and I experienced a strange behavour.
All recording whether timed or not have a time lenght of 9.59 miutes.
I have tried the settings: Intervideo and cyberlink muxers; with and without comskip; etc. but the result is the same.
Any idea?
Now, back home I check again and after the last recording with DVR-MS I got the following error:
"ERROR: D:\video\Tom & Jerry\Tom & Jerry_20051205_20052030.dvr-ms...Now:100142264 bytes, Was: 100142264"
but the recording (25 minutes) seems complete. May be the error arose before...
:confused:
[SIZE="1"]ASUS A7V600-X
AMD Sempron 2800 Socket A
512MB DDR PC3200
IBM PATA/40GB
ATI 9250
1x HAU HVR-1300
1x HAU Media MVP
2x Atlantisland PL200
GBPVR v0.95.14
Flat Blue High Visibility
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2
.NET 1.1[/SIZE]
I can view the web server from P.C's on my network but when I try to use my pocket-pc I encounter a problem.
At the "Username/Password" I get "Invalid username or password" when I try to login although I'm using the same username as on other p.c's on my network, any ideas.
I have a question about conflicts. Seems two of my season recordings crossed and there was a conflict. I discovered it by accident. Not sure why GBpvr didn't do some kind of alert but that's a different question.
In Video Archiver is there a way to bring up a conflicts screen, or could there be?
When i was using Recordings it was something i checked once in a while and finding the conflict the other day got me to thinking about not seeing a way to bring up something like that in Video Archiver. Especially now that it's my default and only Video plugin.
Posted by: j3flight - 2005-12-05, 05:14 AM - Forum: Wishlist
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A tiny tiny wish here:
When the program information bar is popped up (you know, the blue thing at the botom) it covers up the channel box that shows the numbers you're typing in.
So, when I'm channel surfing, I punch in my channels, 26, 32, etc, I can't tell what I'm typing because the blue thing covers them up. Obviously, if I pause on one channel long enough and then type my numbers, I can see them fine. Is it possible to just move the channel display to one of the upper corners where nothing can overlap them?
I have a problem and I hope someone has a better solution than I do.
I don't know how many people using the pvr150 have run into the bug the drivers have with timing in the mpgs, but I have a serious issue with it about once every 4 or 5 videos I record. A video may be an hour long, but when I go to play it in gbpvr or whatever, it may show the video is 1 min, 10 seconds long, or something silly like that. Playback is fine as long as I don't try to fast forward or skip. If I do that it jumps all over the place, to the end or the beginning, and then there's no getting back to where you were.
When I have a screwed up video with a lot of commercials I'd like to skip, I've found I can remux the file and then it's fine. One of the plugin writers - don't recall who - made a group of files available for doing this. It includes a retime.bat file that with the help of some other utilities demux and remuxes. It works ok most of the time (not always though) and it takes quite a while to run. Does anyone know of a better/faster way to reset an mpg whose time is all screwed up? Is there just some header record in the file that needs to be reset, or do I really need to remux the entire file to get the time values corrected? It's a real bummer when you sit down to watch a two hour video and realize to be able to skip you need spend an 30 minutes remuxing the thing.
After the holidays, The Christmas Collection will retire.
I'm thinking of merging the Pastoral, Floral, and SciFi Collections into a single system, The ??? Collection, but will continue to release new theme packs.
I'm also thinking of retiring The Color Collection as I expect The Color Collection SE to replace it.
1. If I have multiple tuners, how does GBPVR decide which to use?
2. If I have multiple tuners and they have different channel lineups, how does it decide?
3. If GBPVR is to record a program using tuner2 on a channel that is available on both tuners and a recording is pendng for a channel only available on tuner2, will the conflict management part of GBPVR choose the correct tuners for each recording so everything is recorded?
I'm sorry if I did not phras that last one correctly.
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System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot start service GB-PVR Recording Service on computer '.'. ---> System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it
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