I love everything about GBPVR, miles ahead than the rest!!
But, playback responce on the MVP is average.
My suggestion here is, to have a function that when a button is pressed, the MVP jumps forward then continues on fastforward. When play is pressed next (while fast forwarding) the program jumps back a set time, maybe 3 seconds, then continues to play.
The Collection Series
[INDENT]The Christmas Collection
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All collections in the series have been updated to support version v4.0 of the Weather plug-in. This fixes a bug that made detailed forcasts inaccessible.
Hey, these last couple of weeks I have been missing the OSD when I play some recordings. The recordings that are missing the OSD also stutters sometimes, the recordings that work with the OSD plays smoothly. There doesn't seem to be any consistance in which recordings works with the OSD and which doesn't, like, recordings at some quality settings or something. But it's consistant in the way that if a recording doesn't work with the OSD the first time I play it, then it never will (and, if a recording works with the OSD, then it workes at all other times). Restarting GBpvr or the computer doesn't seem to make a difference...
These are my playback settings:
Video Decoder: InterVideo Video Decoder
Audio Decoder: InterVideo NonCss Audio Decoder
Audio Renderer: VIA AC'97 Audio(WAVE)
I use WMR9, I haven't got ffdshow installed and I haven't checked the "Minimal OSD During Playback" box
I have a log where I play two diffirent files, with the first file the OSD fails, with the second file the OSD works fine:
Code:
03:27:22.089 INFO DirectShowPlayerBase::playVideoFile(E:\Pvr\Vejen til Le Mans\Vejen til Le Mans_20051122_23300000.mpg)
03:27:22.109 VERBOSE Creating new graph
03:27:22.199 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredAudioRenderer)
03:27:22.740 VERBOSE audio renderer filter: VIA AC'97 Audio (WAVE)
03:27:23.111 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredAudioDecoder)
03:27:23.401 VERBOSE audio decoder filter: InterVideo NonCSS Audio Decoder for Hauppauge
03:27:23.401 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredDecoder)
03:27:23.531 VERBOSE video decoder filter: InterVideo Video Decoder
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE getSetting(ListGraphFilters)
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE Graph contains the following filters:
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - Video Renderer 0004
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - InterVideo NonCSS Audio Decoder for Hauppauge
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - Video Renderer
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - VIA AC'97 Audio (WAVE)
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - MPEG Audio Decoder
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - Overlay Mixer2
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - InterVideo Video Decoder
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - MainConcept MPEG Splitter
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE - E:\Pvr\Vejen til Le Mans\Vejen til Le Mans_20051122_23300000.mpg
03:27:25.354 VERBOSE getSetting(SaveGraphFiles)
03:27:25.805 INFO DirectShowPlayerBase::playFile() done
03:27:25.815 VERBOSE DirectShowPlayerBase::setPlaybackRate(1.000000)
03:27:25.815 VERBOSE Restoring audio
03:27:52.984 INFO DirectShowPlayerBase::playVideoFile(E:\Pvr\Vejen til Le Mans\Vejen til Le Mans_20051124_23300000.mpg)
03:27:52.994 VERBOSE Creating new graph
03:27:52.994 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredAudioRenderer)
03:27:53.164 VERBOSE audio renderer filter: VIA AC'97 Audio (WAVE)
03:27:53.404 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredAudioDecoder)
03:27:53.524 VERBOSE audio decoder filter: InterVideo NonCSS Audio Decoder for Hauppauge
03:27:53.524 VERBOSE getSetting(PreferredDecoder)
03:27:53.595 VERBOSE video decoder filter: InterVideo Video Decoder
03:27:53.835 VERBOSE getSetting(ListGraphFilters)
03:27:53.835 VERBOSE Graph contains the following filters:
03:27:53.835 VERBOSE - Video Renderer
03:27:53.835 VERBOSE - VIA AC'97 Audio (WAVE)
03:27:53.835 VERBOSE - InterVideo Video Decoder
03:27:53.835 VERBOSE - InterVideo NonCSS Audio Decoder for Hauppauge
03:27:53.845 VERBOSE - MPEG-2 Demultiplexer
03:27:53.845 VERBOSE - E:\Pvr\Vejen til Le Mans\Vejen til Le Mans_20051124_23300000.mpg
03:27:53.845 VERBOSE getSetting(SaveGraphFiles)
03:27:53.865 INFO DirectShowPlayerBase::playFile() done
03:27:53.865 VERBOSE DirectShowPlayerBase::setPlaybackRate(1.000000)
03:27:53.865 VERBOSE Restoring audio
The diffirence seems to be the graphs GBpvr chooses for the files, in the one where the OSD fails it has:
[SIZE="1"]Graph contains the following filters: Video Renderer 0004 InterVideo NonCSS Audio Decoder for Hauppauge Video Renderer VIA AC'97 Audio (WAVE)
[COLOR="Red"]MPEG Audio Decoder
Overlay Mixer2[/COLOR] InterVideo Video Decoder MainConcept MPEG Splitter
E:\Pvr\Vejen til Le Mans\Vejen til Le Mans_20051122_23300000.mpg[/SIZE]
In the one that works it has:
[SIZE="1"]Graph contains the following filters:
[COLOR="seagreen"]Video Renderer
VIA AC'97 Audio (WAVE)[/COLOR] InterVideo Video Decoder InterVideo NonCSS Audio Decoder for Hauppauge MPEG-2 Demultiplexer
E:\Pvr\Vejen til Le Mans\Vejen til Le Mans_20051124_23300000.mpg[/SIZE]
I wonder if it's somehow showing the video using Overlay, but is trying to show the OSD with WMR9 when I play the first file?
It really puzzels, me 'cos I don't remember changing anything on the computer around the time when this started
i thought i stuffed something up in my code since i cant seem to get the position of the current audio track. ie this outputted all zeros
Code:
IList playlist = PluginHelperFactory.getPluginHelper().GetAudioPlayList(out trackNumber, out duration, out playback);
Debugger.Verbose("trackNumber: "+trackNumber);
Debugger.Verbose("duration: "+duration);
Debugger.Verbose("playback: "+playback);
i remembered that i had a similar problem ages ago with the original lcd plugin, that never showed the correct position. i fixed this later when i formatted my machine.
now i really dont want to format to fix this issue, can anyone think what might be causing the all 0s, could a filter be getting in the way? anyway to try and track down what exactly is going on?
im using the prerelease version of gbpvr, but i really doubt that has anything to do with it since i had this problem before.
Does GBPVR use the real frame numbers of the played back recording to determine where to skip using the frame numbers in the .txt file from SA or Comskip or are these frame numbers from the .txt file first converted to time codes using the fps and are these timecodes then being used during playback to know where to skip?
For some reason I can't get MyPrograms to show up in GBPVR. It's checked in the Plugin tab in the config and I setup an emulator but it's just not there. MyPictures shows up just fine... the MyDatabase file is in the gbpvr room directory as well.
Right now I'm running a 150 card off a dish/sat decoder (CanalDigital, Norway) with a blaster. Got working pretty well exept that the channel change is a bit slow and only one channel to watch/record at a time.
Now I'm looking at satalite cards so I have some questions.
What is the difference between a Nova S and Nexus S cards ?
If I want to record and watch other channels at the same time I will have to add another card right?
Each card with have to get a signal from a seperate head on the dish?
I will have to use a CAM card reader to unlock my subscribed channels. Will muliple sat cards work off one card reader?
Anyone from Norway/Sweden/Denmark with such a set up ?? Let me know!
