Hey everyone,

I want to preface this by saying I am very satisfied with GBPVR, I bought a whole bunch of hardware with the intention of using mythTV, turns out the hauppauge drivers for my VIA KM400 chipset don't work on linux, thankfully there is GBPVR.

Unfortunately my SK43G's internal s-video OUT only fills up about 95% of my screen, giving it a thin 5% border, I hope to buy a new card when I have some money to fix this problem, but I noticed that as of yesterday there are three white dots that appear in the top right hand corner.

After doing some searching I heard mention of closed caption hidden by overscan, but I don't believe that this is the case, because they appear both during television playback, and the playback of DVDs, but only inside of GBPVR.

I have my playback settings to use the default decoder and player for all instances....anyone have any ideas?

Thank You -
Danny.

Also, I hope to get a picture of my setup online for you guys, is there a thread where people have done this? I'm actually pretty proud about how everything looks.

I have just installed GBPVR and think it is a great program and quite easy to set up.

My problem is that all my recordings have sound like a dalek (very juttery). :confused: The LiveTV is fine.

Is there anything that I can change?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Could anyone tell me how i can get the full file name displayed in the videos menu & the music menu. At the moment only one line is displayed the second line has been cut off somehow.I have tried different skins but this has no effect. I get this problem on the pc & the mvp. I am using the latest gbpvr.

Many Thanks Jase

I usually use video redo to cut out commercials and then burn on a DVD using Ulead 3. I'm wondering if anyone has done a sort of comparison between videoredo and comclean to see which one does a better job with the end product.

Hi there. I know i had this issue before but it is still not fixed after: updating the supscrip. , re-installing, change auto-update to later time.

PROBLEM>>When I update the EPG it does so in a very quick manner; almost as if its skipping something (like the channels). When its done processing and receiving channels i then re-start the GBPVR and the entire guide is BLANK. This problems seems to be a sparce one by the looks of the forum.

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHATS OCCURING??????


Thanks in advance,

Matt

Hi gang - My soyo main board fried yet again, so I'm starting from scratch and plan to go with a new pc to mediaMVP connection instead of spending the same money on a nicer video card with TV out.

Only problem - Radioshack manager in city of buffalo claims radioshack never sold mediaMVP; obviously a $40 MVP wasn't found. So if you guys could post to this board when a deal, or rebate is available, I'd appreciate it... thanks

right now, i am using the auto-convert feature to convert to wmv and it is working fine, but how do i use this feature with xvid? xvid is not in the list of options of conversion formats. is there software that i need to install in order to enable this functionality?

thanks...sorry about the newbie question

Hi,

I looked around the GB-PVR web pages, Wiki and the forums and while there is a comment from the author that he will except contributions to help with the development of GB-PVR, I was unable to find how to contribute.

Anybody know the right way to go about contributing? Sometimes there is a way to do this through PayPal...

Hi,

First of all WOW, what a piece of software! I checked out most if not all of the PVR software and they all had limitations that made them less then desirable including poor playback, lack of support for remotes, poor performance and sometimes just bad user interface. GB-PVR handled all the requirements and then some. Not sure if the author reads this forum or not, but kudos and congratulations on an excellent piece of work.

For those of you that are struggling at all with poor playback, I found that using the NVidia Pure Video Decoder made everything much clearer and smoothed out the playback considerably. I was originally using Cyberlink decoder but was disappointed in the quality (oddly the qualiy of the Cyberlink decoder was good enough when using the original Hauppauge Win TV 2000 application, the change was only required to improve GB-PVR playback).

I'm almost embarrassed to put forth this question but here goes: Under Windows XP Pro when I have the taskbar auto-hide unchecked AND I maximize GB-PVR I thought the TV / video should take up the entire screen but the taskbar remains showing at all times (unless I auto-hide it).

As you would expect, a bright blue bar with a myriad of colorful icons takes away from the viewing experience. Is there a setting in GB-PVR that will allow me to experience my video in full screen without seeing the taskbar?

BTW: I never auto-hide the taskbar during normal use of the PC, so it is intrusive to have to set and unset this feature to use a single application like GB-PVR.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

I just recently got my PVR-150 and installed GBPVR and everything seems to work fine...except my remote.

I have IR.exe running in the tray, and I did change my Remote Control Source to ".exe Changer Plugin" and pointed it at HaupBlast.exe. However, the remote still won't control GBPVR.

I know the remote itself is working because if I press "GO" it brings up the WinTV interface. Do I need to somehow tell it to control GBPVR instead of WinTV? Even when I manually open GBPVR it still won't respond to the remote (channel change, navigate buttons, etc.)

Thanks for any advice :-)