Hi,

My gbpvr.mdb is about 186MB. I'm wondering if that is a reasonable size? I'm keeping about 14 days of channel lineups on my system. My gbpvr.old file is about 15MB and I thought that was supposed to be a copy of gbpvr.mdb. Something about the 186MB vs. 15MB seems suspicious to me.

Any thoughts are welcome.

Thanks.

Thanks to sub's sugestion I have now reregistered the Microsoft demultiplexer that Twinhan seems to deregister.

Unfortunately I'm still having difficulties.

When I get to Capture Sources>Map Digital Chanels to EPG Chanels I get a box saying that the Digital Chanel mapping is Initializing then a an error message :
GB-PVR was unable to start the BDA device you have configured. Check the device is configured properly , and not already in use. (Reason: Failed to nlocate configured BDA capture device.) When I press OK i get a Microsoft Visual C++ debug Library saying that my debug assertion has failed.

Any idea what I could be doing wrong? The TV card is installed and workingproperly on a stand alone basis and I closed it before trying to set up GB-PVR.

Any helpful suggestions gratefully received

Wade

the gbpvr window can be resized, but it allows you to distort the heck out of the image. Is the anyway to force it to keep the aspect ratio?
Or is there a way to reset the window to its original, correct aspect ratio?

I was watching a show last night that was still recording and had two instances where the MVP crashed when it caught up with the end of the stream. I'm running v94.13 with comskip set to run after the recording is complete so it hadn't run yet.

The first crash occurred after pressing the skip forward button:

Hi, Well I understand that the core engine code is not available, I was hoping there would be an interface that would allow us to integrate s2emu into the engine to support decryption. I know I can do it with dvbcore, but as the core engine here is unknown, I was wondering if the developer would at least provide some hooks so we can make s2emu happen....

thanks
RJ

I am begining to feel the pain of mpeg2 for my recordings as I am running out of room. I wanted to try the autoconversion in GB-PVR, and it seems that Xvid is the best option (I tried WMV and the quality is awful). However, it is not listed as an option? I am assuming that I need to install Xvid, but is there a specific version I should use?

This has probably been posted before, so I apologise to those who have already suggested it.

Given the prevalence of dual tuner setups, what do people think about implementing a picture-in-picture capability in GBPVR?

Would this be difficult to do?

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Hi

I'm using latest gbpvr and installed/uninstalled many codec packs but:


14:58:07.078 INFO Log started
14:58:07.078 INFO TRANSCODING: L:\Media\movies\ICEAGE~1.AVI
14:58:07.078 INFO TARGET: C:\MVP000DFE007B5B.mpg
14:58:07.078 INFO ...
14:58:07.078 INFO T1
14:58:07.093 INFO T2.
14:58:07.093 INFO T5
14:58:07.093 INFO T6
14:58:07.093 VERBOSE AVI file type.
14:58:07.125 INFO T4
14:58:07.125 INFO T4.1
14:58:07.125 INFO T4.2
14:58:07.125 VERBOSE FOURCC: MP43
14:58:07.156 ERROR 'AVI Splitter' filter not found
14:58:07.156 VERBOSE ConnectPins: 'Output' to 'input pin'

I'm using MVP

Somebody has an idea?

Thanks

I have installed GB-PVR and am running it via my MediaMVP by clicking on the "GB-PVR MediaMVP Server" shortcut in the Programs menu once I have logged in, however, I would like to be able to have it running as a service.

Does anyone know how to acheive this?

I have previously used FireDaemon which allows you to run programs as a service but I do not know how to do this for GB-PVR. I notice that the "GB-PVR MediaMVP Server" shortcut calls GBPVR.exe but presumabley with some switches to enable just the server part without launching the full program onto the PC screen. I am guessing I should be able to get it working if I just knew which command line GBPVR.exe switch was being used.

Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.