http://www.iomagic.com/Products/show_all...DR-PCTV100

Will any of the current types work for this card? If not, any plans for supporting it in the future?
Thanks

I am having trouble finding channels using the set-up scan.
there are 5 FTA channels in my area (Melbourne Australia) and occsaionally the scan detects one, but usually none.

I have used other programs such as the Twinhan rubbish I got with the card (very buggy) so I know they there and my signal strength and quality are ok.

I see that the one sucessful scan returns this string.

Nine Guide (T:C8,191500,0,0,7~P:1074~V:517~A:700~PMT:258~N:>Nine Guide)

Given that I know this data for the other channels, can I manually enter it somewhere? (If so what sort of editor ASCII/text etc. )

This is a great program and I am looking forward to being able to use its potential.

I am new to this forum. I have been using GB-PVR for about 3 months now. great work guys.

Couple days ago when I was watching a recorded show, I paused it for too long. When I returned to watch the show, there was no audio during playback. Restarting the program/computer didn't help. I tried changing the audio decoder selection under GB-PVR config playback tab but still nothing happened. I've installed the latest version (posted sept-17) hoping it would fix the problem. No luck there. Now I've noticed that there is no audio playback even when watching live TV. When I use the Hauppage WinTV2000 software, I have no trouble getting the audio playback. Help please!

Thanks,

I've just uploaded http://www.gbpvr.com/GBPVR09412.msi

As with all releases, I recommend you do a backup before installing this release.

Changes include:

Quote:2005-09-17 v0.94.12
- Fixed up bug that could cause problems when updating the channel list in the config app. This was pretty serious, and prompted this specific release.

- Fixed a minor bug with jumping directly to the next channel off the the bottom of the TV Guide.

- Fixed a bug where file duration was not updated when playing back in-progress recordings on the MVP.

- Fixed a bug with playback of MPEG-1 files.

- Live preview mode should now work on the Hauppauge clone cards based on the Conexant reference designs. for example AverMedia M150 etc

- Fixed a bug that was causing the InterVideo Audio decoder to not be used.

- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash if teletext was enabled on a machine without the Microsoft WST codec installed.

- Fixed a bug that could cause the first recording of a season recording to be skipped for zap2it users with 'no duplicates' enabled.

- Fixed a bug that could cause zap2it to return their default 4 days of data because they couldnt understand the date range parameters passed by GB-PVR.

- GBConvert.exe now ensures the machine will not hibernate during file transcoding.

- Fixed a couple of transcoding bugs

Hi,

Re PC recording with GB-PVR I'm planning to start off by buying either a:
- TwinhanDTV http://www.twinhan.com/product_terrestrial_1.asp OR
- WinFast TV2000 http://www.leadtek.com/multimedia/winfas...prm_1.html

I am about to get the TwinhanDTV I think, but any suggestions/advice regarding which of these 2 value for money cards would be best? Is the TwinhanDTV OK? (reliability, integration with GB-PVR {I see the twinhanDTV is mentioned in the wiki} etc)

Tks

Hi, I hope somebody can help me. Am trying to automatically activate hibernation in Windows XP SP2. I know it is supported, since my board is ACPI compliant. I have setup all the Power Options correctly, set hibernation to 15 minutes, but the system will not hibernate. Hibernation works if I activate it manually either through the START button or through the SHUTDOWN plug-in from the MVP. I have check all my services, I have even tried to disable other services, but still to no avail. I don't know what to do next. I can't find what is preventing Windows from hibernating automatically.

Hope somebody can help. Thanks

I switched from PVRPowerTray to ParaLED due to stability issues and ParaLED works fine. The only complaint I have is every time I change channels or watch a show from the guide it pops up a MS-DOS window to run RecordingStatus.bat. It disappears after half a second or so, but it's annoying. I've added '@echo off' to the batch file, but is there a way to make the window not show up in the first place?
I know there used to be an option to 'run minimized' but I can't find that. I'm running XP Pro SP2.
Thanks

I am using Windows XP home edition for my PVR and I have a wireless adapter that I am using to keep my EPG updated. I can log on to my router and gain access to the internet with no problems and I stay connected for hours. However, at some point, I always lose my internet connection? Windows tells me I am still connected, but if I try and connect to anything on the internet, I get a message that I have NO internet access. I can log off and back on and still nothing. The only way I can re-gain access is by re-booting... then everything works great for a couple of hours or so until the same thing happens again.

I have deleted all of the drivers and software for the adapater and network connection and re-installed them again and again to no avail. Does anyone have any ideas? I did see something in the help section of XP that indicated this might be a problem with XP, but I downloaded the SPs and installed them and it did not help? I'm stumped. :confused:

Hi,

Does anyone have any comments on the possibility of, instead of buying a MediaMVP (ie to save a few $), connecting the PC to TV directly by buying 15m-20m of video/audio and somehow extending the remote. In particular:

[1] Re extending the remote - Options would be I guess:

(a) to use the remote that comes with your tuner card [e.g. I see a good deal on the TwinhanDTV Ter D+A http://www.twinhan.com/product_terrestrial_1.asp) at the moment] with a remote control extender. Anyone had experience here? Would you recommend this?

(b) extend the PC mouse itself somehow (perhaps wireless mouse with extension cable?) - this might be better as you can then use the GB-PVR interface directly + use other PC capabilities?

[2] Video output - I guess this concept would require (assuming the PC is not dedicated to the PVR function) to using a non-primary video output and directing the GB-PVR program to that screen (i.e. the PC monitor would be primary, with the TV in the other room being secondary). Assuming I was using a fairly standard PC video card would the quality/resolution be inferior to the MVP?

Any comments on this concept re signal quality, useability, functionality, integration with GB-PVR? (e.g. potentially may end up with a more functionality at the TV) Or is this a bad idea and I should just go out and buy a MediaMVP?


Thanks in advance for any comments.

Hi,
I can see teletext with the gbpvr application on the pc, but i can't see teletext on the mediamvp (red button). I do see a gray overlay with the page number 100 and a clock. But no teletext pages.

does anyone know what might be wrong?