I don't know if this could be a plugin or have to be a built in feature.
You know how different channels have different sound levels and its annoying to have to change the volume constantly? Could it be possible to implement a feature that retains a certain volume level throughout all the channels that come through the tuner(s)?
I know I have seen some TV's with this feature here in the US....
I can't get the My Pictures plugin to work. I extracted both files (MyPictures & MyDatabase) to the GBPVR directory. My problem seems to differ from others in that I don't even get it in the GBPVR config. Is there something else I have to do after extracting the files and before opening the GBPVR config?
There is a fan on my motherboard (right next to the CPU, smaller fan - I think a north bridge or southbridge fan - something like that) and it all of a sudden developed a certain noise. Fairly destracting.
Would it be safe to stop this fan, like stick something in it to stop it or is there a better way? haha
I plan to hide the PC anyway, but I'm pretty sure you would still be able to hear it.
I've got my box up and running, and the actual Tuner playback looks awesome on my Television. I have an evga 5200 with 256mb or ram, and the video playback looks great, but the desktop and main gbpvr screen is all grainey, etc... I tried fooling around with the resolution, which I had set to 800x600 and also tried changing the antilaising settings, etc.. but it still looked like crap. Any help would be greatly appreciated to get my desktop display to look better on my Television.
I bought myself a Sapphire Theatrix a while back, and have been quite happy with it and GB-PVR. My sister and her hubby saw me using it one day, and have now approached me with the task of building them a new system. They are looking to create one complete system for everything from e-mail to gaming to, of course, watching and recording TV. The TV bit will be on their actual TV, and everything else on a proper computer monitor. However, they have digital cable, and do not want to lose that with going to a home-brew PVR. I am wondering what can be done with this setup. Are there cards that can use the digital stream? Will her cable company curse her soul for ever more if she uses one of these cards? Or is it better to stick with the digital cable box and send an analog signal to the computer, as if it were just a plain-old TV? I've been happy with the Theatrix (the ATi T550P) but is there anything better for the price (driver issues aside)? I know a bit about TV-out capabilities on most video cards and I know that to enable/disable it the controls are generally buried off in the Display Properties window. Is there any way to bring it down to one or two clicks to switch between TV and monitor? I'm not worried about any other portions of the system, just the tuner and how to make all of this as user-friendly as possible. Thanks for your help.
I'm trying to adjust the video settings (saturation, hue, etc) for my Hauppauge WinTV PVR USB-2 by editing the direct.ini file, but the changes don't seem to have any effect. I've tried restarting the recording service after I make a change, but that didn't accomplish anything.
When does gbpvr send the settings to the Hauppauge WinTV PVR USB-2? Please don't tell me I have to reboot for them to take effect, because my machine takes nearly 5 minutes to get back to a useful state each time I reboot! :eek:
I have a new LC18 case,
This case comes with a lcd touchscreen with a CRT connector.
I want to connect both the touchscreen and my Plasma to the same computer.
Plasma -> DVI/HDMI
LCD -> CRT
How can I make both of them show the same picture, but at diffrent screen resolutions (some sort of scaling is needed) on an NVIDIA GPU???
I want something between "Clone" and "Dualview"
Clone-Two copies, sam resoultion
Dual-diffrent resolutions
