Im running the xe102 netgar powerline adapter. Sometimes I get choppy video playback on the mvp using gbpvr or standard hauppauge software. Is there a fix for this? Maybe a buffer?

I tried using defferent video codecs.

Pardon the question from a video neubie but...

I have my GBPVR up and running on a P3 833Mhz. Seems to work fine and I have a Nvidia MX4000 with S video output.

I noticed in the config that the choice of decoder makes no difference to the TV out. Is that because it is being decoded by the video card?

I don't have any need to have the video displayed on the computer display and I was wondering if it take extra processor to decode for the display as well as the TV. In other words, could I lower my CPU utilization by not displaying the video on the computer display, perhaps by uninstalling the codecs? Or is there another way.

I would appreciate any light anyone can shed on this.

Hello,

Been a user of GB-PVR for about a year now and have been very happy! I'm not an expert though and I have a basic setup. Last week, I made an error in my Windows Date and Time Properties where a date a week or so later was selected.

I can't remember how long it took me to notice, maybe 5 minutes, maybe a couple hours. But the next time I went to use GB-PVR all my recurrings had failed and when I go to select a broadcast in the guide, it selects the next episode a week later.

Any ideas on how I can fix this? I searched the forum and didn't see a similar problem. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Please find attached replacement GBPVRTray.exe icons. They use the G in the recent GBPVR logo (very nice, by the way) as a ring of light.

To install:
1. Find and open your GBPVR folder
2. Make a backup copy (or rename) the files "recording.ico" and "notrecording.ico"
3. Unzip this file directly into the folder. [ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]

The zip contains a white G "notrecording.ico" and a green G "recording.ico". The zip also contains a white G, green G and red G icons under their original filenames.

I made these icons for a little project I am having a bash at to replace GBPVRTray.exe with a slightly enhanced version. See forum thread.

Let me add, as have many others, that GBPVR is a tremendous piece of software, without charge or otherwise. It remains the only downloadable HTPC software that worked smoothly for me here in the UK. It really is a wonderful achievement. Congratulations.

Could anybody enlighten mje as to what this error message means please.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v31/bl.../error.jpg

I have started to get problems when using my MVP.

sometimes it freezes when I choose live TV - and on the computer there is an error: something like "Net framework error"
and sometimes the MVP does not work at all and there is some error.

another error is: (translated from swedish error message hence the ??)
[INDENT]The ??program has generated an exception that could not be handled
Process-ID=0x87c (2172), thread-id=0xdd0 (3536)
[/INDENT]
another error I have got is:

[INDENT]Debug assertion failed
Program: C:\program\devnz\gbpvr\GBPVRRecordingservice.exe
File: c:\Program Files\Microsoft visual studio .net 2003\vc7\atlmfc\include\atlcomcli.h
line: 150

Expression: p!=0

for more info... and ther is button for retry etc
[/INDENT]
Is the above error because of that I use c:\program\devnz\gbpvr
instead of c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr ?


Any idea?

another thing - to add a picture - how can I insert without using URL?

I've tried the various muxers supported by GBPVR and had various issues. I documented it here:

http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=9831

It seems that other DVICO Fusion users had similiar problems. The DVR-MS muxer works great but postprocessing is limited unless you first convert the file to MPEG-PS.

I've found that the Moonlight M71 muxer works great and I was wondering if it would be possible to add it the list of supported muxes.

I've attached a XML file of the graph I use with the M71. I can add screenshots as well if necessary.

Thanks.

Everytime I try to download GB-PVR it either doesn't start or gets to 88% and then just stops. I have no trouble download any other programs, can someone host or send me the program. Thank you.

Apologies if this has been addressed before, but I've not found mention of it in the forums. I'm having trouble with the TV out display when I try to use the remote while the OSD is showing. In other words, I'll skip ahead with fast-forward which causes the OSD to come on. If I wait for the OSD to go off and then hit FF again it works fine. If I hit FF while the OSD is on it will lock up the TV OUT signal. The display will freeze on the TV but I can get back to the menu on my computer. Usually restarting the gbpvr application will fix it. I tried SageTV and don't have the problem with it but want to stick with gbpvr. I'm running 94.13 on XP Pro, P4 3.2Ghz, 2Gb ram, with USB-UIRT and Hauppauge 350.

Thanks.

Hi,

Just checking the situation with this since I couldn't find it resolved in the forums.

I've a W2K system playing Xvids. As warned in the Wiki, the aspect ratio is wrong, filling the TV screen rather than letterbox.

Have any solutions/workarounds been developed with this? Otherwise, is it possible to get gb-pvr to fire up another media player to play Xvids, rather than manually having to go back into Windows to run Windows Media Player.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Tarquin