I have updated the My Music database which is configured to access my large (1800 CDs) mp3 collection over a wi-fi (g) network share.
However, when I go into my music and select one of the folders, it takes forever to bring up the list. In fact a lot of the time it never brings up the list.
I would have thought that with a local database, it should bring up the album list immediately. Is My Music trying to access the local share before bringing up the list?
I am struggling to find an acceptable way of playing my mp3 collection via gb-pvr atm. I did try building a m3u playlist that pointed to a (sample) 73 albums but gb-pvr crashed when trying to access this.
Does anyone have good experience of accessing a large mp3 collection over a network?
Just wondering if you can change the Icon for the GBPVR media Server so its different than the Main Application Icon? I drag them to the Quicklauch bar but my wife doesn't know which one is which.
Now i'll be the first to admit i dont know squat about running progs from the command line really and so was hoping you could give me a step by step guide to running this from the command line so i can tell you where im going wrong!! :confused: :confused:
When I'm in a certain DVD's menu, I use the remote to go through the menus, but nothing gets highlighted. So I have to guess where i'm clicking. (I hope this makes sense). Here's the wierd thing, when i uninstall my dvd decoder (which is Nvdvd), the dvd select thing works fine. So i can browse through the menus and know where i'm doing. But the problem is that it's when i don't have nvdvd installed when i get the wierd 'hard-coded' subtitles.
So i have a couple of questions off of all of this:
1. Does gbpvr have its own dvd decoder/player? Because when I have nvdvd uninstalled, i can't watch dvds on media player, but i can watch it on gbpvr.
2. Is it a gbpvr bug or something else that makes the selection stuff invisible. So like in the dvd i'm watching, there is a red line next to each menu item to tell me where i'm navigating. That line is not there when i have nvdvd installed....
I have 3 mediapvr boxes in my house. My two sister want to use sage tv because they like the interface but I like GBPVR. We have only one computer. My question is, is there a way to run both sagetv and gbpvr server on one computer? How do I set so my room will connect to GBPVR and my sisters room connect to sagetv client? Thanks
Now i'll be the first to admit i dont know squat about running progs from the command line really and so was hoping you could give me a step by step guide to running this from the command line so i can tell you where im going wrong!!
1. I have already ripped my DVDs using Smart Ripper. I didn't rip then as ISO files but instead just backed up the DVD structure to HD. Can I skip the DVDDecrypter part of DVD2MPEG and if so how?
2. If the answer to question 1 is "No" the can I point DVD2MPEG to a HD directory rather than a DVD Drive?
My MVP isnt skipping through the commercials anymore automatically. The txt file is there and the osd shows where the commercials should be but it doesnt do the skipping. I have checked the setting to skip commercials? It was working up until a few days ago cause I remember 'Threshold' was skipping em. I did reinstall gbpvr yesterday though to fix another problem.
I've started to get the following errors recently (only a snippet, this goes on for quite a few times). Any ideas? I see the javascript not enabled error but I haven't changed any thing or months.
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