I have just reinstalled Windows XP SP2 after I tried the directx unistall, and reintsall 9.0b to get the right quartz.dll - it gummed things up big time.
I am recording in DVR-MS format but my files have started to play back slightly pixellated - straight lines are not as perfect as they were yesterday.
I also get a message that says This system does not appear to supprt VMR9.
Does this have a bearing? If so, how do I get my system to support VMR9
I have a really slow response on my MVP. From a push of a button to some action on the screen (even just moving selection in a menu) takes about half a second. It have always been like this, both for GBPVR-MVP and Hauppage server.
Is this something I'll have to live with, or are there any trix out there?
I was having a problem getting the video and audio to sync properly. I switched the mpeg2 video decoder that I was using and it caused my gbpvr to crash. So I just reinstalled gbpvr. Now, when I try to watch LiveTV I only get audio and not video. So I went and dowloaded some codecs and decoders but after installing them they dont seem to be showing up in the config menu of gbpvr. Can anyone reccomend a good mpeg 2 video decoder? and where can I download it?
I have plextor convertx tv402u, and I was using gbpvr version .92.11 something. I just upgraded to the 0.93.10, but I was wondering if there was a known issue with that previous version regarding recordings having the video stop part-way thru while the audio is still encoded? It didn't happen with any consistency. Most of the recordings had no problem. The first of two times that this happened, it was near the very end of the recording. The second time was in the first 10 minutes.
Both recordings with which this happened were encoded with the convertx's built-in hardware divx encoder, if that makes any difference.
I was just hoping that this might have been a software problem, and that it might now be resolved with the upgrade. Since it was only an intermittant problem, I don't have any way of really testing it--which makes me loathe to use the divx recording option, because I don't want to start losing stuff I really want to watch, just in case this is an issue with my capture device.
Has anyone come across a solution to the problem of viewing NTSC videos on a PAL MVP (and vice-versa I imagine)?
A lot of my downloaded music videos are NTSC and because of the different standard, there's a large black bar at the bottom of the screen, sometimes taking up as much as half of the screen, and the rest of the picture is distorted.
I know this is an MVP problem rather than GB-PVR (I asked once before) but I wondered if anyone had found a solution to it?
I guess the only practical answer is to convert them to PAL, does anyone know of a program that'll do it without too much loss?