with my PVR350 , (and NO tv-out, just software decoding), the applications freezes right away if I press ctrl+f or ctrl+right arrow while watching a video. What's that, and how can I fix this?
I have a Hauppauge pvr-150mce. For recording analog channels I'm using the built in tuner as a source, no problem at all. My TV has a digital tuner in it, which I can use to receive digital channels and output them through s-video into the Hauppauage 150 to record. I also have TVGUIDEOS on my TV to automatically tell the TV to start sending video from a certain digital channel at a certain time to the PVR-150. So, am I setting it up correctly? Here is what I've done:
- My zaptoit account has both analog and digital program information selected
- I have 2 capture sources, the pvr-150 tuner and the pvr-150 s-video input
- For my tuner capture source's EPG, I've checked everything except for the digital channels
- For my s-video capture source's EPG, I've checked ONLY the digital channels
So now, when I create a schedule to record a digital channel via GBPVR, will it automatically select the s-video input as the recording source? And also, when I schedule a recording for an analog channel, will it automatically use the analog tuner as the input source?
On my recordings encoded to Xvid in GB-PVR there is a little icon in the upper right corner with 9 squares with a circle in the upper right one. Has anyone else experienced this problem and how did you fix it? Thanks.
OK, I'm about to uninstall this stupid program and use a commercial one. This is the FIFTH time this has happened. If I close the gbpvr application, and then restart it, the database gets OVERWRITTEN, and all the recorded shows are no longer recognized, and the channel info is GONE!!
If I restore the dbase, the channels are back, but the backup mdb is older than some recordings, so the thing says that the newer recordings have FAILED. The same thing happens if I simply go into the config settings and manually update the channel listings.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water - SuDoku comes to GB-PVR. :eek:
OK, this is a pretty basic implementation. I'm teaching myself C# and playing with plugins is a fun way of doing it. It has no frills and only one level of difficulty. The skin.xml file was taken from the main menu skin so has a load of unnecessary stuff in it. The grid generator algorithm is slightly flawed and could be improved on. Controls are arrow keys, number keys and Esc to leave the screen. Use '0' to clear a square if you need to.
Copy the dll to your plugins folder
Create a folder called SuDoku in the skin folder that you use, e.g., ...\skin\Blue\SuDoku
Copy the skin.xml file to the above folder
Start Config and tick the box for the SuDoku plugin to add it to your main menu.
For those of you in some remote part of the world where the newspapers aren't yet obsessed with Su Doku puzzles , the rules are...
Each row, column and individual 3x3 grid must contain the numbers 1 to 9. There can be no repetition of a number in any row, column or 3x3 grid.
If people like it I'll consider putting a level selector in and possibly a timer and perhaps save/load game option.
Note - Only tested with Blue skin. Not tested on MVP.
I have a NOVA T USB 2 with a laptop that has an ATI Radeon 9700 128MB graphics card.
By connecting via the S-Video cable I am able to view my desktop on my TV. But whenever I try to watch a recorded video, it opens in an ActiveMovie window. Is there anyway I can stop this so that is plays within GBPVR?
I'm trying to optimize my setup and need some help.
First, I want to use the BTV and Dscaler decoders. I've installed each program, but GBPVR doesn't pick them up. How do I get GBPVR to see these decoders?
Also, how do I use graphedit in conjunction with GBPVR? I know that I can drag the file into graphedit but I want to see what happens when GBPVR is used.
, the rules are...