I was wondering if it was possible to make a toggle in the config such that when I press pause on live tv, it goes into timeshift mode then pauses the feed. This sounds more intuitive. Imagine you were watching a show, but then really had to go...you press pause and run off only to find that it wasn't really paused. Now you didn't lose the feed, but still you had to rewind.

If we still wanted the functionality of entering timeshift without pausing then maybe use the blue button to enter timeshift mode. I know the blue button is used to show what's playing but I find that it's redundant with the green button (mini browser) since it starts at the current station.

Jam.z

I am using a 150 with its IR blaster to control a Dish Network box. I updated to latest Hauppauge IR driver. I can change the channel using the remote by pressing in a number and hitting enter. The channel will also change when I press channel up/down. These now work very nicely. So it seems that fundamentally, there is no hardware problem and no problem with the Hauppauge IR-blaster software driver.
But when a recording starts, the channel does not change. I deleted my old recording source and made a new recording source and still no luck. Several versions back it had been working. I can try a clean reinstall if someone can point to the postings as to how to back up the database.
I also have the problem of not having the guide not be automaticall updated from the Zap2it listings. As I indicated elsewhere, I wonder if that is somehow related to the screensaver feature, as I think I noticed that problem creep up around the same time as the feature's introduction.
Any help would be appreciated.

Is it possible to record net radio audio ??

Cheers

If I try to schedule a show for recording through webadmin page I get the following error:

Server Error in '/gbpvr' Application.

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Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.



Exception Details: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index



Source Error:





Line 154:

Line 155: // schedule season recording

Line 156: ScheduledRecording myRecording = scheduleHelper.SheduleRecording(programme.getChannelOID(), startTime, endTime, null, ScheduledRecording.TYPE_RECORD_SEASON, ScheduledRecording.GROUP_ALLOCATE, programme.getTitle(), quality);

Line 157: recordingCount++;

Line 158:





Source File: c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\web\searchresults.aspx.cs Line: 156



Stack Trace:





[ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.

Parameter name: index]

System.Collections.ArrayList.get_Item(Int32 index) +91

xd426863f4d052758.x396614b3dae3b1da.x43b9638dddee1aac(Int32 x70cd72e44179c0c2, DateTime x787497fc33be3c14, DateTime xe3f5c33dc7dd7900, Programme x5d1dc8495c0908a9, Int32 xc496bfae50bb26f7, Int32 xade76a5553fdbdd3, String xc83dcfb9cf32c5cd, Int32 xab9616c0fb092ed5, Int32 x5eba77118f416e8d, Int32 x02593956b6f4e64d, ReoccuringRecordingExtras x2d6df00a4709d230, IList& xfa2c1139e9bd361d)

xd426863f4d052758.x396614b3dae3b1da.x43b9638dddee1aac(Int32 x70cd72e44179c0c2, DateTime x787497fc33be3c14, DateTime xe3f5c33dc7dd7900, Programme x5d1dc8495c0908a9, Int32 xc496bfae50bb26f7, Int32 xade76a5553fdbdd3, String xc83dcfb9cf32c5cd, Int32 xab9616c0fb092ed5, Int32 x5eba77118f416e8d, Int32 x02593956b6f4e64d, IList& xfa2c1139e9bd361d)

GBPVR.Backend.Common.ScheduleHelper.SheduleRecording(Int32 x70cd72e44179c0c2, DateTime x787497fc33be3c14, DateTime xe3f5c33dc7dd7900, Programme x5d1dc8495c0908a9, Int32 xc496bfae50bb26f7, Int32 xade76a5553fdbdd3, String xc83dcfb9cf32c5cd, Int32 xab9616c0fb092ed5)

gbweb.SearchResults.hlRecord_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\web\searchresults.aspx.cs:156

System.Web.UI.WebControls.LinkButton.OnClick(EventArgs e) +83

System.Web.UI.WebControls.LinkButton.System.Web.UI.IPostBackEventHandler.RaisePostBackEvent(String eventArgument) +57

System.Web.UI.Page.RaisePostBackEvent(IPostBackEventHandler sourceControl, String eventArgument) +18

System.Web.UI.Page.RaisePostBackEvent(NameValueCollection postData) +138

System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain() +1292









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Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:1.1.4322.2032; ASP.NET Version:1.1.4322.2032


Any Ideas? Thanks

I am using the 45 key Hauppauge with a PVR150 remote. Currently the pc is in the basement, underneath the tv. I have drilled holes through the floor and everything is working fine. But...

The remote reciever is way too short...Does anyone have a good way for me to be able to lengthen it or a better way to use my remote?

I am looking for a pretty simple solution if one exists.

Thanks in advance.

I'm wondering if this would be just a tweak:

I'd like to have an option to have the system wake for EPG, but stay awake. I run it at 5am, and this way it would be on when my wife comes down at 6. I know I could get her to wake it up, but it's a WAF thing.

I've been playing w/ standby & hibernate, and only stand by seems to behave w/ standby. It will will wake from hibernate to EPG, but not record. It seems more reliable w/ standby (I want to see it in action a few times before I commit).

Hi,

i'm writing a plugin for a capture source. My config class implements the "IRecordingSourceConfiguration" interface.
There are three methods to manage the settings of the capture source: "Save", "Load" and "Delete". Two of them, "Save" and "Delete", provide a database connection as parameter, but "Load" doesn't?

Maybe I misinterpret the interface, but I have created a new table in the database (similar to BDA_RECORDING_SOURCE and GO7007SB_RECORDING_SOURCE), where I store the settings and values specific to my capture source. Storing works fine, but now I came to the point that those values need to be read out again from the database.

So, my question is, if it is intented to save and load the configuration for an external capture source in the database or not?

-alibert

I would like to do a bit to help MythTV as GB-PVR does not run on Linux yet (although it theory it might if it could run on Mono).

I would like to improve MythTV's support for the MediaMVP and get it to work in a similar way that you have got the integration between GB-PVR and the MediaMVP working - i.e. with a modified VNC protocol and running the UI on the host PC with 'hooks' that run up the MediaMVP's MPEG2 decoder for displaying video files and listening to MP3 recordings.

There is a native Linux application for the MediaMVP called MediaMVP Media Center but it is a little bit rough-and-ready at the moment and it would be nice to access MythTV's program guide from the MediaMVP like users of GB-PVR can do when using the MediaMVP.

I appreciate that the source code of the core part of GB-PVR is not being released but is there any chance of releasing at least the algorithms of how GB-PVR integrates with the MediaMVP or if not is there any chance in the future of GB-PVR being ported over to Linux/Mono?

In the last update rollup of Windows MCE, Microsoft added the possibility of using so called "Intelligent Zoom". This mode is used for scaling up 4:3 images into full 16:9 widescreen, but it stretches the image non-linearily (i.e. the middle of the screen is hardly stretched at all while the left/right sides of the screen are stretched more). It also crops a little bit on the top/bottom.

Previously, I used the s-video input on my tv which made it possible for me to use the non-linear zoom on the tv (SuperWide). But with this addition it would be possible to use the VGA input instead - and that means a BIG difference in quality! Actually, the non-linear zoom in MCE is far superior to the one on my Philips TV...

I have absolutely no idea how MS implemented this, but if it is possible to add to GB-PVR too that would be fantastic!

I have a RS232 IR Blaster from http://www.irblaster.info/ and was wondering if anyone has used this with bgpvr, it's just a serial blaster but I have no idea if it will work with gbpvr.....if not, whats the best ir blaster to use with gbpvr??

thanks