I recently removed my old SBlaster live card and installed a new sound card with SPDIF OUT. I had just got a new AMP with SPDIF Optical in so I was keen to use this.
Upon firing up GBPVR I noticed the Audio on Live TV and recording playpack was terrible. very distorted at times especially the female voice and when loud events occurd.
I then tried teh music and it plays fine no audio issues. I then tried Real player and the auido is also bad on that too. SOI'm guessing it's an audio codec issues.
Can anyone point me in any direction as to where I can check on the system for parameters that might be effecting the Audio quality. I 99% sure it's only on new recordings that the problem exits. existing recorded files play back fine. It's the new ones and the Live TV that has teh issues.
DVD playback is fine via AC3 and DTS no issues /PCM (thought PowerDVD)
My capture card isn't supported and I was wondering if there is an alternative way I could configure my card by using a different card type from the list or a plugin or if in a future release you will be supporting my capture card. The capture card I have currently installed on my macheine is an Asus TV Tuner Card w/Remote Control (ASUS Silicon WDM Video Capture). Here is a link to the site I purchased it from and other information about the product you may want to know http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/...No=1284598. Thank you for your help in this matter. -Robert
Great site everyone. I downloaded the software 3 days ago and have been tweaking and playing with it ever since.
I will be installing a stand alone system for GBPVR functions only. I am using a P3-866Mhz with a 150 tuner card and 324Meg of ram and a 120GB drive. I haven't bought one yet but will be getting video card with tuner out to connect to my S-video on my TV.
My question is is there a performance advantage to going with XP versus 2000. Either one will be a fresh install. Has anyone compared the two.
Great forum and thanks for any help or experiances that anyone can provide.
With the Hauppauge 150 card in my Windows PC, when I fast forward or rewind using the Hauppauge remote, the audio is muted when I return to play mode. I am unable to hear the audio again unless I back out to the menu of available recordings and start watching the show again from the beginning. Any solutions? Thx.
I've been having problems for some time now. If I try to record a scheduled recording from the TV guide the play back, whether using GBPVR or Media player is jerky. If I record on the fly using the record button in live tv evrything works fine. I've totally wiped my harddrive and reloaded XP. Downloaded all the latest drivers for my motherboard, PVR350 and .NET. Instlalled and configured the latest GBPVR and I get the same thing. I'm not running any other software. I'm told the method for recording live tv and scheduled recordings is the same but something has to be different. Maybe the recording method is the same, but maybe the recording service calls an additional process thats interfering. I don't think it's a hardware problem because it works with live tv and the Hauppauge software. Timeshifting seems to work fine as well.
Can someone point me in the right direction? There must be a setting someplace or something the recording does different for scheduled recordings. It kind of defeats the main purpose of having the PVR if I can't play scheduled recording.
In the TV Guide/Details/Record popup dialog you are using the "ButtonText" text style for the two buttons at the bottom of the box, "Record" and "Cancel". However, you are not drawing the normal unselected button image. The result for my skin is dark text on a dark background.
Could you change the code to draw the unselected image per the CompositeImage spec?
I am trying to add a second (or maybe even third) column of buttons to the main menu, so every plugin would be selectable without scrolling -> optimal for touchscreensystems.
To be honest, I am not a programmer (and probably never will be:o ), but can anybody please help me?
