Is there any way to adjust the directory that the conversion processing uses as an output? I'd like to make WMV files, but put them in a separate directory that I can sync with my laptop (to have TV shows available when I'm on the go). I don't really have the disk space to copy over the whole MPEG2 files.
Ok, I'm totally lost here, I cant get comskip or sa to run within gbpvr, I have a Dell 8200 (very quiet machine) 2ghz running win xp and a WinTV-PVR-350, I have gbpvr with some plugins installed, gbpvr is in c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr so I extracted all of comskip ver.77 into this directory and I tried everything, I checked it in config, I made a postpocessing.bat with no luck, i'v looked all over this site for some info but it looks like everybody got theres to run, Its almost like gbpvr cant see it even with the postprocessing.bat or without, comskip does work because I can drag an .mpg on it and it gives me a .txt file, i'v done all of this with show analyzer with no luck at all......again it works but gbpvr will not run it, I enter gbpvr and livetv and record abit and then stop record and exit back to windows and look into the livetv buffer folder and the .mpg is there but no .txt file, I'm about to rip my hair out.......please help, thanks
This script uses mencoder to automatically cut and transcode files of your choice. The transcodes are high quality and small file sizes. The following profiles are provided:
Letterbox
Cartoon
HDTV
2pass
MPEG recode
PSP
iPod
Hwplayer
Tivo
More info and the latest version can be found on the wiki:
First the good news. I've got my first PVR up and running in my basement. Everything went according to the book and works great. My plan is to locate the PC in my basement directly below my living room TV and run the cables up through the floor. I have 12' S-video and audio cables to make the connention but the cable on the IR receiver for the hauppauge remove is only a couple of feet long and won't reach.
Is there any reason I can't just cut the wires on the receiver and splice in an some extention wire? Has anyone done this?
I am gussing that there are RF remotes out there that would work also but would cost a few $$.:eek:
I have a hauppauge wintv go non-hardware encoding card. Cheap $50 variety and I'm not sure if it will work or not. I do not see the card or do not recognize it in the available list. I've tried to choose different ones but when I import the channels and they show up under configure, they don't show up when clicking the guide under the main program. It tells me the channels are not set up and to return to configuration.
First off, let me say how impressed I am with this program. I've only had it working for about 24 hrs, but it's taken my PVR to a new level of functionality. But my problems is with the SearchGuide. When I select it from the main menu, the screen briefly appears and then quickly goes back to the main menu. I did a search on these forums but didn't find anything like this. What would cause this? I have a PVR-350 using the TV out, and I'm using Zap2It.
