I've seen just 3 postings describing this.

Get a error message saying can't handle exception - if you go to debug says:
cordbg.exe !a 0x52c. Similar to what was reported earlier:

>Application has generated an exception that could not be handled
>Process id=0x74c (1868), Thread id=0x750 (1872).
>
>I get this after I just upgraded to the latest GB-PVR. I guess I should have >left well enough alone. Now what do I do?
>glassvial
>10-23-2004, 09:59 PM
>After I hit cancel, I get this:
>GBPVR.exe - No debugger found
>
>Registered JIT debugger is not available. An attempt to launch a JIT >debugger with the following command resulted in an error code of 0x2 (2). >please check computer settings.
>
>cordbg.exe !a 0x74c


Background:
Been happily using gbpvr for about 6 months - no problems. Cable company switched around all the channels and could not get gbpvr and zap2it to recover. Decide to upgrade all the software while I was re-installing everything.
Have Win2000 5.00.2195 SP4
Have a HP PVR150 running driver update version 2.2.22292
Loaded MDAC2.6 - version 26.0.6526.3
Loaded .Net1.1 (dotnetfx) version 1.1.4322.573
Loaded GBPVR 0.9413

Symptoms:>
gbpvr and zap2it work now. Recording quality, channel selection, timing is all fine.
Set up recording schedule and will start recording. I believe it generates an error when goes to stop recording to disk. Keeps recording until I deal with error message - recorded 24G at one time once. After that it will miss scheduled recording and gbpvr will say there was an error when you look for the recording in the windows interface.
Background recording service is still there and can restart from tray or after opening config program without error.

I've already blown everything away and reinstall everything except for HP PVR1500 drivers.

Where do we go from here?

Hello All,

I have just built a new machine and have just been trying out GBPVR's Live TV mode.

(1)

I am picking up sound OK but the picture has :-

- Diagonal RED GREEN BLUE lines
- Looks Black & White underneath.

When I tryed the first time I had no picture until I loaded ASUSDVD (POWERDVD). This I understand loaded the Cyberlink MPEG2 Decoder required for playing the LIVE TV feed.

A SKYTV STB is connected via S-Video2 on a Hauppauge MCE500.

It is worth pointing out that video plays perfectly when I boot into a a dual boot XP MCE setup. So it clearly seems to be a software issue.

(2)

Is there a setting for an MCE500 in the capture settings or do you just select a 150MCE ?

Also, can the quality be set to HIGH QUALITY ? I cant get it to go more than MEDIUM.


Thanks !

Hi,
After using gbpvr for several weeks now without problems ive just had a go at using the webpage. On my localhost it works fine, logs in ok and i can use it without a problem. I opened port 7647 on my firewall and tested it externally. I can get to the login page ok but when i type my username and password in i get a message that they are incorrect. I know they arent because i can use them locally. I have tried resetting it but externally it still doesnt work.
Am i missing something?

cheers
hardrinseron

don't know, if it's the right place, if not, feel free to move the thread...

since the next my music release will have a db and won't play cda any more i had the idea to create a tiny plugin which does nothing other than playing audio-cd's.
i have found an easy way to open and close drive-doors, to lookup the discid, so this can be used to lookup discinfo from freedb, get album art and so on.
this would be automated (if configured), so all you have to do is open the drive-door, lay in the cd, close the door and hit play. with the option to play randomly, repeat......

i don't know yet, if i should use the gbpvr-pluginhelper for playing the cd. for this you'll need to register .cda as audio and so on. but the track - info could be displayed via the music panel or va-panel, which won't work with a non-cda solution.

two questions:
- is it possible, to tell gbpvr, that something is playing or will that mean creating another panel for cd-playback?
- is the interest in such a plugin high enough?

:confused:
Trying to install for the first time on Win2K O/S. Encountered the following error message:

"File or assembly name NativeUtilities, or one of its dependencies was not found"

Options are to Quit or Continue. Quit closes the program, Continue causes it to freeze.

Any suggestions????

Thanks.

I'm supposed to be working on some other projects , but I'm giving in because there is a plugin I want to write for GBPVR. I would prefer to use 2.0 since some of the libraries I want to reference were already brought up to 2.0 compatibility. Does anyone know if GBPVR, written on the 1.1 framework, can reference a plugin written on the 2.0 framework?

I tried some test code before asking this of course and am getting this "Failed to load resources from resource file\r\nPlease check your Setup" when opening the GBPVR config program.. All my code does is reference "GBPVR.Public.IInfoPanel" and return some very simple values.

Thanks,
Mitchel

I'm soooooo frustrated. This all was working so well until last week when i installed the newest version of gbpvr, and now nothing is working anymore.

I have a WinTV PVR USB2 which works fine. I've downloaded the latest gbpvr and reinstalled everything. when I had the BlueMCE2 skin the mediamvp server wouldn't start, so i switched back to the default skin and now everything looks fine. I set up my GBPVR to record some shows and saw that 'something' was recorded (something recorded for an hour, and it took up 2Gig - so it all looked correct) but when i tried to play it back either on the computer or on tv it was just a bunch of blackness, nothing else. The TV tuner shows up fine, so I'm not sure why the recording is failing now. I'll include my logfiles again.

Hi,

I live in Denmark in a small town withouth any possibility for Cable TV (ever?)

I have a nice little MediaCenter based on a custom cabinet and an 2,8GHz P4 with a gig of RAM. All running very smoothly.

On my labtop (for travelling) I enjoy using a Pinnacle PC-TV USB2 unit, nice, handy and relatively stable (value/money). I bought this a year ago, today I think I would have bought something else though as the software is way to closed!

Now for my question:
All my channels at home are received through my Sat receiver as all terristic channels now are available as Digital broadcasts and the rest is provided by the satellite!

This means that I just turn on my TV and have to do all and any channel selections on the Sat-box - there is absolutely NO way i can see around this as a build in Sat-receiver seem unable to read decoding information from the Conax card provided by my distributor of Sat channels.

Now I am wondering:
Why even buy an analogue PCI card for my "Mediacenter" as all I really need is a Hardware based MPEG2 SVHS IN card for recording the signal from the Sat-box.....

Does anyone have any ideas for an ideal solution together with GBPVR?

I find the feature of being able to broadcast the signal using my LAN and a player on my Labtop (in my office) at home irresistible and would love a good solution for this.

Any advice / hints are very welcome before I rush out and invest a lot of money in some hardware I really do not need (Hauppage PVR-150) - or do I _really_ need to own one of these?

Thanx in advance.

/Niels

I've been having a problem with shows being marked failed in the Recordings menu, but in reality they aren't. It's happened about 4 times during the last couple of weeks.

GBPVR won't let me play them directly, but having My Videos configured to show files in the Recording directory, I can use it to play the file. They play back fine, are complete and no error appears in the recording service log.

Anyone else seeing this, and any ideas?

Thanks,
Tim

Hi sub,

Another quick question if I may. Is it possible to select a specific sound device for GB-PVR?

Background - Still trying to share a single PC for both simultaneous PC & TV/GBPVR usage. Hopefully girder will assist with making the picture side reasonably independant, however still searching for a solution re Audio, so that the PC user and GB-PVR/TV (using PC TV output) have independant sound.

Idea - I realised I actually have a midi/audio card (in addition to the standard PC audio out) that I could use. I have a piece of music software for example that lets me choose the audio card for audio output, but all other applications sound does continue to go to the standard PC audio out.

Is this possible with GB-PVR?