Well i have a WinTV-PVR 150 w/ Remote... i installed the drivers and ran the tuning assistant with GB-PVR and saw all my cable channels. When i went to configure i was completely lost... messing around trying to get it to work... so now that i am dumbfounded on what to do, i was hoping some one could help me out. thanks
I might have misunderstood this but it seems that the F7 - aspect ratio function is just about the only one we can't access via the remote, unless we program IRremote.ini or use girder or other workarounds.
I use GBPVR native remote input and it works perfectly except I don't have the option to learn a remote signal for aspect ratio.
So I've just received a notice from my cable company that they are rearranging the channel assignments and also adding new channels to my lineup. This change will be taking place on October 8th. Assuming Zap2It is keen on the changes, how will GB-PVR handle the change? Will my EPG downloads be completely destroyed or will the transition be seamless?
I am having a problem with my guide. It displays the information from zap2it however the time for shows is 3 hours off. I can't seem to get the tv shows to display at the proper time. I have tried changing my time zone settings and double checking my zap2it listings. Both are in proper order. Not sure what is causing the problem. I am in the Eastern U.S. Any ideas?
Got a curious problem. When I watch a recoded show or while it's recording and I want to skip ahead, I hit the >| to skip forward. However, that causes the WAVE volume in my volume control to zero out. The same happens if I use |<. HOWEVER, I don't have that problem hitting either >> or << although I have to pause first and resume for normal playback. I'm using an Audigy MP3+, a PVR-150 and release 0.94.13.
Otherwise, these releases are visibly improving. Keep up the outstanding work!
First off, let me just say that this software is awesome. It does everything I hoped it would do, and requires very little trouble shooting to get it working.
I bought an MCE remote and it worked with GBPVR right out of the box... but only for some functions. Up/down/left/right seemed to work okay, but the other buttons were hit or miss as to their functionality. I think I have an older/less featured version of the remote or something.
I'd heard that I should download HIP, as that would intercept my remote signals and I could assign them keystrokes instead. I set it up this way, and it's working great! Well, except that now every time I hit a key, the program reads it as hitting the key twice. If I hit channel up, it goes up 2 channels. Same for every button.
Obviously this wasn't an issue when I wasn't using HIP and simply using the built-in MCE functions. I assume HIP is at fault, but I could find very little trouble shooting info on the net about them at all, much less this problem specifically.
I'd like the best of both worlds, obviously. The reliability of the built-in MCE functions as well as the functionality of the HIP keyboard stroke replacement stuff. Any ideas?
I just downloaded GBPVR today and was playing around with some of the plugins. How do I configure the Stock plugin to display the desired stocks. CUrrently, after the plugin install, i get an empty table.
I'm a newbie at this... any suggestions would be great!
Using GBPVR with a Haup 150. Finally got dualview set-up with my vid card, and I have the nVidia preferences set to launch GBPVR only on my 2nd monitor (TV). Everything looks good, only problem is that when I do something on the computer (surf the net, open a folder, etc.) the remote no longer has control over the TV and GBPVR. To remedy, I have to hit menu, and on my monitor I can see the application selection box popup (what you see when you hit alt-tab), then I have to select GBPVR with the remote and I'll be able to control GBPVR again. But only until someone does something on the computer.
Any ideas for an easy fix?
On a separate note, when GBPVR launches on my TV, it leaves a little white bar at the top of the screen. I've heard a lot about overscan and things of this nature, but have no idea where to look for an adjustment.