Once again, the guide is failing to update automatically. I did a manual update, and that seemed to work - but I really don't want to have to do that every week or so.
Further, I've just realized that the manual update knocked all my scheduled recordings out. Now nothing is pending, even though everything that I set up to record is still in 'Recurring'. Really not looking forward to rescheduling everything each time I have to update, considering among all the people in the house we've got about 25 programs on recurring schedules...
After installing XRecord I started receiving this error in the evening. I presume this is getting kicked off at some point in the evening, but I can't find a way to disable it and nothing is reported in the log file it produces either.
Any ideas?
Tim
P.S. By the way, I only have the XSearch plugin enabled in gbpvr, if that matters.
Channel 56 is listed in channels in the config and it is checked. It is listed as FUSE, and that is indeed the name of the network.
Also, it is listed in the tv guide, and i can schedule recordings to that channel.
However, i cant tune directly to the channel, when i flip channels it passes 56, and 55 for that matter. It may pass others i havent noticed. Both of these channels are available from my cable provider (show up on regular tv).
Scheduled recordings for channel 56 just record channel 5.
I have a dvd stand alone unit
my questions is
now that i have some old files that are burned on to dvd
is it possible to edit out the comercials with comclean
I get a strange occurence with one of my channels in the EPG TV guide.
1. All Programme summaries are listed OK on the guide page, including the odd one, ABC
2. When I click on any programme except for the third one in my list (ABC) I get the green bar and it shows the description in the black bar below the summary guide.
3. When I click on the ABC channel (which SHOWS the summary fine as noted in (1), first there is no green bar and second, in the black bar below the summary guide, it says "no schedule"
4. BUT if I double click the programme (even though it does not go green) it shows the Summary AND the full decription in the OSD just fine.
I have viewed the XML file and it looks OK. I attach the XMl if it helps.
I am using one WinTV PVR-150 and tried to see german Video-Text within LiveTV. The only thing i saw, was a black screen with a Number left above and the clock to the right.
Ok, if i am install a second PVR-150, so i thoght, i will have Videotext. But no, no Videotext.
After a wonderful situation finally gaining the wife's trust, managing the new PVR recording world, I decide to go full out and install another PVR-150 card to handle the conflicts on analog cable with no additional set top tuner boxes.
Windows sees two PVR-150s after the driver(s) installs for the second card, shows no conflicts, and that's where the good news stops.
Major bad. Remote: dead, even w WinTV2000.
Neither tuner card records now w gbPVR .93? last Julyish release, despite the first one showing it's recording and the other card is "sleeping" says the recording service tray. LiveTV blew up at first with a nasty Windows error, then worked after a restart or two.
What the hell went wrong? I searched the forums for three hours snatching hints from here and there, hoping this thread might put all the pieces to together, or maybe the WIKI will someday outline this in as much detail as the MVP stuff.
From the WIKI, I installed / configured the second tuner card by giving it a different name.
Then I selected "PVR-150" from the dropdown menu because that's what it is.
And because it's identically the same as the first tuner card, I made this a different Capture Device #2.
Because both cards are running off the same cable feed via a splitter, this second card also was set to cable and I used the same account and channel settings with ZapTV as the first card to make it easy. <=== is this ok to do?
I've read vague references to having each tuner hold a different set of channels, but that sounds very complicated with the ZapTV accounts and all. Moving channels from one collection of channels to the other to manage a conflict sounds very cumbersome. Gow does that show up in the TV Guide part? It almost sounds better to get another machine to throw the second card into.
But I read about dudes loading in seven tuners. How? Definitive directions are needed in the WIKI if each card needs a different set of channels with different ZapTV accounts(?) and how to manage all of that...
The EPG download for the second card went ok using the same original card settings (account / pass etc) - no errors, but:
Did I need to wipe out the first card's EPG to eliminate the potential conflicts that it was warning me of for the last ten days? Is this why nothing right happened this morning - that it still thought there was a conflict?
How does gbPVR allow manage prior recording conflicts with sudden appearance of an additional tuner card? What didn't happen this morning for me was two shows were conflicting starting at 5 a.m. for each of them and neither got recorded, although the grid and the recording service tray lied about it.
Going into "Video Library" from the main screen I expected to see "card2" because of the "card1" has been there from the beginning of using gbPVR and there was no "card2". Should there be?
I didn't plug in the remote sensor on the second tuner card - is that ok?
If I've missed all the step by steps somewhere, please point me in the right direction-- or if you know how to make a second PVR-150 peacefully co-mingle with the first, I'm looking for answers!
When I press Ctrl + R I only get the black screen with 100 (0) and the time in the top line. Having read other threads about teletext issues I think these lines in the GBPVR.exe-native.log file are related to my problem:
14:48:52.890 VERBOSE ConnectPins: 'VBI' to 'VBI'
14:48:52.890 VERBOSE ConnectPins failed!
![[Image: PriorityRecordingError.bmp]](http://home.insightbb.com/~wt.green/PriorityRecordingError.bmp)
