I only watch tv in timeshift format. I always took to mean I was I was watching a higher-quality recording, as it recorded. But it seems like GB treats or handles them differently. Is this true, and if so, how is it different?
In playing w/ the vNivida decoder w/ HW accel on, I noticed it is only jerky when watching a recorded show. When I watch live tv timeshifted, it plays just fine. Every recording I have that I play is jerky. Both are using the nVidia decoder, and the only difference in the encoding settings (med and live) is < 3000 in video rate (audio the same).
Some time ago I tried to install a PVR-150 into a system that already had a 250 in it. The blaster in the 150 would not work in that configuration. Has anybody figured a way to use the builtin blaster on a 150 when a 250 is present?
as my system is already in a constant state of 2 steps forward, 1 step back with various updating / tweaking, i will wait for a braver soul to take point...
m.
EDIT: ah, scratch that. i see that although the MS site says that the release date was 05/11/03, people have been discussing the full release since last week. sorry for the wasted electrons. also sounds like the peeps who have installed it have not been swallowed into the bowels of hell and lived to post.
Have installed and configured the 2 TV tuners on the card and its working excellent with xml EPG - however would also like to setup the FM Tuner. Can see its listed in the plugins in the config utility, however when I try to scan from the GB-PVR it says "unable to locate FM tuner". I can access the FM Radio Tuner from my MCE application, however would like to be able to use the GB-PVR as I think this is a much more userfriendly (more flexible) program. Do I need to install some driver or what?
regards
Jakob
I have installed the latest version of GB-PVR, and I'm using a Hauppauge 350 with it...
I would like to record TV shows without the commercials. I've installed the comskip files, but it appears to be something that I can use while viewing commercials.
I want a way that removes them entirely from the video file. I've downloaded TV shows (torrents) that people made without commercials, and they are excellent.
How can I do this? Please point me to some step-by-step instructions for an effective method.
If I open the wiki in Firefox then the main panel stays empty (blue)
The navigation bar and the top bar appear.
I can navigate to other subjects but none of the appear.
If I hit the top edit butten I can edit the contents of the main panel. When going back still nothing in the main panel
With IE everything works.
I was hoping to pick up a Logitech Harmony remote to combine all the devices I have: 2 DVD players, VHS, TV, Receiver, CD Player and MVP.
Looking into the Logitech site, it seems like a confusing choice between the models. Does anyone have experiances with one of these remotes and an MVP, and wants to share their story?
Does anyone have an idea what can cause the recording service to crash? It tends to do that when I start recording a show. The message it pops up is:
GBPVRRecordingService.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services:
Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id=0x37c (892), Thread id=0x750 (1872).
Could it be a configuration thing?
I'm using GB-PVR v0.94.13.
Thanks for all of your hard work on commercial editing. I used comclean (V006) and then retime to edit out commercials and fix the joins. Unfortunately, the audio was slightly off in the final version. Is there a fix for that? Has anyone else reported this kind of discrepency?
Other than that, I really liked the speed and ease of these two apps. I liked that I am able to use the .txt file from comskip and edit the location of the commercials by simply editing the frame numbers in the txt file.
