I've tried all the de-interlacing options in the gb-pvr config program, but I'm still getting bad combing. Is this a glitch with my Hauppauge PVR150, my system configuration, or GB-PVR?
Well now this is quite a problem. I get no sound on either Live TV (if I set the Software 2 Mpeg Playback to Intervideo NonCSS Audio Decoder) but I get sound when I watch my recordings.
If I switch it to other Audio Decoders, I can get sound on my LiveTV but when I watch my recording, there isn't any sound. Weird huh?
P.S. sub, do I need to post my logfile or something so you can figure out what's wrong?
I'll admit that I am not an Apache guru, but I've been playing around with reverse proxy to various resources on my network. My attempts to connect to the GBPVR Web Admin have not been successful. I usually get a 502 bad gateway error. I am using the web server built into GBPVR, but could move to IIS if that would help. The Apache server is on a Linux (Fedora) box. I am not eager to compile and install version 2.2.
Could somebody explain how the <SpecialElements> part of the skin.xml file works?
I've worked out things like the <TextStyle> and <CompositeImage> nodes and the SkinHelper has methods to pull these in but there's nothing that looks like it handles special elements. Am I right in thinking this is a generic section for defining anything which isn't covered by the standard skin.xml elements?
I am having a really hard time getting the channles from my GB-PVR. I am using a WIN TV- PVR 150 if that helps. I am a really big noob to all of this and any help would be gladly appreciated. I scanned the channels with the tuning assitant, but then I dont know what to do after that because the channle tab in the cinfigure isnt showing up wiht any channles. Thanks -Colin
Anyone know of any good software MPEG2 decoders out there to use with GBPVR? I would like to try a couple different ones to see if I can control the video a little better. My MVP seems to stretch the video slightly so that the sides of the recordings are cut off (about an inch on each side - like its being stretched) and I would like to see if its from my current decoder (XP default decoder)
This is a great remote and it will really help if I can control my TV and sound system via the included infrared blasters. It looks like they will not work with the NZ Pace Sky TV box, which apparently requires an IRDA blaster. Can someone tell me if this is true? Nevertheless, if I can get my number of remotes down from 4 to 2, it will be a bonus.
I got my Cyberlink universal remote to work with my setup, it works great, and all the buttons are wonderful. However, this requires that the focus to be on GBPVR, otherwise it does not work.
I have my system setup as dual tuner with GBPVR on the second monitor (i.e. TV out). I would like to be able to browse the internet while someone else is browsing the net. Is this possible?
I searched the forums and found many solutions for Huappage remotes, but is the same thing possible for Cyberlink Universal?
