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  Recordings screen "bug"
Posted by: mikaelgu - 2005-12-02, 08:00 PM - Forum: Wishlist - No Replies

I've been working on a skin now for a while and it's going pretty OK. While doing the recordings screen i stumbled across something very disappointing. Now I want the "menu" buttons to look like they do in picture 2. and the popup buttons to look like they do in picture 1. Also is there any way of changing the spacing for the popup buttons like in the TV Guide?
And also, how come popups are mostly semitransparent but not in the TV Guide screen?
And lastly if I may, in some places the spacing between buttons is from top to top and in others it's bottom to top. Should be either way throughout the program IMHO.
Anyway thanks for a wonderful program yet again, it's been wonderful to see it develop under the course of almost a year that I've been using it. Great work!

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  Postprocessing.bat half works
Posted by: reboot - 2005-12-02, 06:43 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - Replies (6)

Having multiple tuners, I would expect postprocessing.bat to run on all recordings...however.
When I have recordingst that end at the same time, sometimes they will get processed, and other times, only one of the two (or 3 or 4) will.
There doesn't seem to be any pattern.
Can I do anything to insure that my full postprocessing.bat get's run on all recordings?

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  multiple users on one machine
Posted by: acidfiend2003 - 2005-12-02, 06:05 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - Replies (11)

Whilst I'm getting a new case sorted out for the PC that will eventually go under the telly, we're testing things out on a laptop that my wife frequently uses for her email etc.

When GBPVR installs, it is only installed for the current user it seems. So if she's logged in, is the recording service still running and will it still record programs? if not, can I set up GBPVR so it can work regardless of who is logged in?

Regards
Dave

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  recording playback in GB-PVR different than other player
Posted by: Major Hostility - 2005-12-02, 05:22 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - Replies (2)

I was burning an episode of a show to DVD today and noticed that shows I've recorded in GB-PVR look great when played back through GB-PVR, but look darker and more saturated when played back through another program like Windows Media Player, or Nero ShowTime.

The show I burned to DVD looks rather dark so I was wondering if there was some way to avoid this problem going forward.

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  Problems with Sat picture playback
Posted by: marc - 2005-12-02, 05:02 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - Replies (6)

Have just installed a Twinhann 1022A DVB-S card (not the simplest install and I know there is still some tweaking to do) but
The biggest problem I have at the moment (after a week of hair pulling) is that watching sat TV has a very slight pause
every second or so. The same occurs watching programs recorded from the sat card and I have had the PC freeze a couple of
times during recording and on this occasion watching live TV via a MVP. From the PVR150 card all is fine. Does anyone have
any ideas? Is the sat stream likely to be bigger? Is it a buffer setting some ware that’s too small?

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

Marc

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Extract of gbpvr.exe-1.log up to point of failure whilst watching live TV via MVP from twinhann sat card.

01/12/2005 23:53:53.750 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:53.750 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B48EEE6000000
01/12/2005 23:53:53.750 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:53.843 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726364160
01/12/2005 23:53:53.953 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726364160
01/12/2005 23:53:54.046 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726456320
01/12/2005 23:53:54.109 VERBOSE [48] Request 200000 bytes (file size:726456320 file location: 726400038)
01/12/2005 23:53:54.109 VERBOSE [48] about to check
01/12/2005 23:53:54.109 VERBOSE [48] ...livetv mode
01/12/2005 23:53:54.109 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:54.109 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B4BFC26000000
01/12/2005 23:53:54.109 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:54.218 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726605824
01/12/2005 23:53:54.531 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:54.531 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B4F0966000000
01/12/2005 23:53:54.531 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:54.546 VERBOSE [48] Request 200000 bytes (file size:726695936 file location: 726600038)
01/12/2005 23:53:54.546 VERBOSE [48] about to check
01/12/2005 23:53:54.546 VERBOSE [48] ...livetv mode
01/12/2005 23:53:54.640 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726695936
01/12/2005 23:53:54.750 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726867968
01/12/2005 23:53:54.812 VERBOSE [48] Request 200000 bytes (file size:726867968 file location: 726800038)
01/12/2005 23:53:54.812 VERBOSE [48] about to check
01/12/2005 23:53:54.812 VERBOSE [48] ...livetv mode
01/12/2005 23:53:54.812 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:54.812 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B5216A6000000
01/12/2005 23:53:54.812 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:54.906 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 726951936
01/12/2005 23:53:55.015 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 727035904
01/12/2005 23:53:55.343 VERBOSE [48] Request 200000 bytes (file size:727287808 file location: 727000038)
01/12/2005 23:53:55.343 VERBOSE [48] about to check
01/12/2005 23:53:55.343 VERBOSE [48] ...livetv mode
01/12/2005 23:53:55.359 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:55.359 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B5523E6000000
01/12/2005 23:53:55.359 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:55.406 VERBOSE [48] Request 200000 bytes (file size:727287808 file location: 727200038)
01/12/2005 23:53:55.406 VERBOSE [48] about to check
01/12/2005 23:53:55.406 VERBOSE [48] ...livetv mode
01/12/2005 23:53:55.421 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:55.421 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B583126000000
01/12/2005 23:53:55.421 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:55.515 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 727463936
01/12/2005 23:53:55.562 VERBOSE [49] MVP data read: 1 (9)
01/12/2005 23:53:55.562 VERBOSE [49] PACK9: 0000002B5B3E66000000
01/12/2005 23:53:55.562 VERBOSE [49] MVP request processed
01/12/2005 23:53:55.562 VERBOSE [48] Request 200000 bytes (file size:727463936 file location: 727400038)
01/12/2005 23:53:55.562 VERBOSE [48] about to check
01/12/2005 23:53:55.562 VERBOSE [48] ...livetv mode
01/12/2005 23:53:55.671 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 727463936
01/12/2005 23:53:55.765 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 727549952
01/12/2005 23:53:55.875 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 727549952
01/12/2005 23:53:55.968 VERBOSE [48] waiting for livetv data! File size is: 727640064

==============================================================================

PC frozen so mouse will not move at this point

==============================================================================
******************************************************************************
==============================================================================

Watching from the PVR 150 no problem as below


02/12/2005 13:20:03.234 VERBOSE [76] MVP data read: 1 (9)
02/12/2005 13:20:03.234 VERBOSE [76] PACK9: 0000006CB21C89000000
02/12/2005 13:20:03.234 VERBOSE [76] MVP request processed
02/12/2005 13:20:03.531 VERBOSE [75] Request 200000 bytes (file size:1868654592 file location: 1823612041)
02/12/2005 13:20:03.531 VERBOSE [75] about to check
02/12/2005 13:20:04.140 VERBOSE [76] MVP data read: 1 (9)
02/12/2005 13:20:04.140 VERBOSE [76] PACK9: 0000006CB529C9000000
02/12/2005 13:20:04.140 VERBOSE [76] MVP request processed
02/12/2005 13:20:04.156 VERBOSE [75] Request 200000 bytes (file size:1868654592 file location: 1823812041)
02/12/2005 13:20:04.156 VERBOSE [75] about to check
02/12/2005 13:20:04.234 VERBOSE [76] MVP data read: 1 (9)
02/12/2005 13:20:04.234 VERBOSE [76] PACK9: 0000006CB83709000000
02/12/2005 13:20:04.234 VERBOSE [76] MVP request processed
02/12/2005 13:20:04.265 VERBOSE [76] MVP data read: 1 (8)
02/12/2005 13:20:04.265 VERBOSE [76] Responding to ping
02/12/2005 13:20:04.265 VERBOSE [76] getValue cached value: /settings/DisableHauppaugeMVPScreenSaver : true
02/12/2005 13:20:04.265 VERBOSE [76] MVP request processed
02/12/2005 13:20:04.718 VERBOSE [75] Request 200000 bytes (file size:1868654592 file location: 1824012041)
02/12/2005 13:20:04.718 VERBOSE [75] about to check

==============================================================================


Windows XP pro
AMD Athlon 3200+
Asus A7V880 motherboard
512 Meg PC3200 DDR Corsair Value Select
80Gb SATA300 Hitachi (IBM/HGST) Deskstar 7K80 7200rpm,8MB (program disk)
Maxtor 300 Gig Hard Drive 5400rpm ATA 133 2MB (video disk)
Intel pro/100+PCI network adapter
Hauppage PVR 150
Twinhann sat 1022A
Hauppage MVP with 100M connection via a hub

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  Two live tv problems
Posted by: bungle - 2005-12-02, 05:02 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - Replies (3)

I'm starting a new thread based on posts here, since they weren't getting away from the original problem and I didn't want them to get lost. http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=11000
These seem like two separate but somewhat related problems.

I'm just going to paste the text in to avoid retyping - see the other post for more context if necessary. Note that I have live preview off.

Quote:I can schedule recordings and watch them from the GUI. However, when attempting to watch live tv via the GUI it displays a black screen saying it is starting timeshift, but it never leaves that screen. Also, GB-PVR becomes unresponsive to the point that bringing another window to the front and then closing it leaves the GB-PVR window unpainted. I have to forcefully end the process. The live tv file gets created and starts to grow, and I can view it in media player (after GB-PVR is killed and releases the lock). I am not getting any information about an error in the logs, either. This is still 94.13.

b00sfuk's problem:

Quote:Sorry to hijack this thread but the subject is connected to the above and I guess the original problem is corrected now.

I have problems with LiveTV Preview with my PVR-150 card (latest drivers with 95.11). Occasionally after resuming from standby (S3) I get a black screen with LiveTV Preview and any subsequent scheduled recordings are 0bytes. I think it causes an issue with the card/drivers as a full power off (not restart) is required to reset it. I've tried devcon but it says the driver is running and restarting has no effect. There do not appear to be any errors in the various logs that could be the cause (rather than effect).

If I configure for always Timeshift (instead of Live Preview) instead then the problem does not occur (or has not done yet). So are there any differences in handling a PVR-150 between Live Preview and timeshift mode in Live TV? Thanks

Any ideas of what to look for?

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  image problem with GBPVR not wintv2000
Posted by: dd2005 - 2005-12-02, 04:58 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - No Replies

Hi,
I am testing GBPVR on my PC. I have a wintv250 and ATI vidoe card. Everything seems fine except most of time GBPVR playback/liveTV has pixelation on the top of image (just a line across the top, barely notice, but annoying). I changed video card and no difference. On the other hand, playback on WinTV 2000 is ok and image is much more smooth. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan

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  Channels displayed confusion
Posted by: reboot - 2005-12-02, 04:03 PM - Forum: GB-PVR Support (legacy) - Replies (7)

I have a multitude of junk channels, which I prefer to NOT see in the TV guide.
I have removed them from the channels tab, and also removed them from the recording sources.
The EPG updates (using labs.zap2it.com), and they're back every time.
I have removed the tick mark from "Complete EPG reload", no difference.
Half the time, I end up with blank spaces in the guide, with the channel name still there, but no programming listed. Half the time, I get channels out of order (like 23 comming after 80), sometimes with, and sometimes without the listings.
Is there a way to permanently disable and remove channels from the guide?
I havnen't checked zap2it to see if there's a method there, for editing my EPG...It would be easier to remove them in gbpvr, with the option to add them back if needed, like when my cable co moves things around again.

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  Recording off HBO2
Posted by: jorm - 2005-12-02, 03:18 PM - Forum: General Discussion - Replies (4)

So I just got HBO. And I was trying to record some shows off there. Series are fine since they always play at a specified time. But I have found that movies dont.

The recording itself works fine. But the listing seems like it is changed often and I end up recording the wrong show.

Does anyone else experience this.

I was thinking about posting a wish list to be able to delete and get all of the EPG data for a specified channel at EPG update.

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  New Plugin: DboxRecorder Plugin
Posted by: alibert - 2005-12-02, 02:58 PM - Forum: Old Stuff (Legacy) - Replies (205)

Hi,

because it seems that I'm not the only one who will use it, I've decided to release this plugin now.

Short description:

Quote:This Plugin makes it possible to use the dbox2 like an ordinary PCI- or USB-based capture card in GBPVR. The dbox2 is connected via ethernet, and must use a Linux-image like YADI or the Jtg Image. For more details, see the following links: http://dbox2.info, http://www.tuxbox.org. As the grabbing engine, ggrab by Peter Menzebach is used (http://www.menzebach.de/).

For more information and download, see the wiki page:
http://gbpvr.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Plugin/DboxRecorder

Please post any bugs or issues here.

-alibert

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