It might be nice to have a "compressed" TV-Guide view of the scheduled recordings...that is, a view like the TV-Guide view, but with all the empty channels and timeslots removed. Not sure if it'd work or not, but it might make it easier to resolve scheduling conflicts visually.
Since installing 93.10 I've had a strange hibernation problem. My system has no problem waking up and going to sleep during the day before and after recordings, but every morning I find the computer running and I have to manually put it back to bed. I'm wondering if there's a process during the EPG update that's remaining in memory causing it to not hibernate. I didn't have this problem with the previous version and was wondering if anyone else had the same issue?
I have extended comskip with sound processing.
To do this I hacked the mpeg2 audio decoder from libavcodec into the ps demux of libmpeg2. And yes, it may have been easier to use libavcodec also for the video part but libavcodec is only compilable with gcc and I am using vc++ and I could not find a libavcodec.lib readily build.
Now I have a strange "problem"
I use a test stream with interlaced video of 25fps and stereo sound with 48khz samplerate
When I do the math then I should use samplerate*2(stereo)/fps samples per "audio frame" to match the timing of a video frame
However this gives me an audio "framerate" that is exactly 2/3 of the video frame rate.
When I multiply the calculated samples per frame with 2/3 then audio and video match exactly. (comskip is now indeed able to discard the black frames that have sound)
Where do I make a mistake in my calculations????????
Is there anyone that can upload a short (200 MByte) NTSC recording to my ftp server so I can test the NTSC framerate?
Preferrably with show with logo, then commercials, and then again show with logo
I'm thinking about getting a HD capture card, but was first wondering ..
Is is possable to play back OTA HD content recorded using the new 0.93.10 over the MVP?
Obviously I know the MVP doesn't support displaying in HD, but is it even able to handle the higher resolution / higher bitrate files generated by recording / viewing HD. I guess on the same note, the network speed could also be a limiting factor depending on the size of the files ?
The only thing I changed was to download the nVidia PureVideo MPEG decoder trial and tell GBPVR to use it instead of the previous InterVideo NonCSS for Hauppauge I was using.
I tried to restart the recording service - looks like a normal restart, with these lines starting to appear at the bottom.
I tried to revert to the old InterVideo codecs - still appearing.
Anyone have an idea?
P.S. This is still 0.92.11. I've seen many hickups with installs of the newer version, so I decided to wait some more - sorry - my end-users get quite loud when they don't get their TV like they are used to...
Thanks,
GGF
is there an automated way to covert to xvid and remove commercials on a schedule..IE from 3am-10am it will process as many files as it can..convert them and delete the old ones.
Will these files still showup on the frontend as recorded tv or will they have to be moved to a "video" archive?
After upgrading from 9211 to 9310 my remote doesn't work when the GB-PVR window looses focus. It worked before and I don't see what the problem is.
Is this 'Murphy in da house' or are there others who are experiencing the same ?
Regards,
Larsh
I'm using a Hauppage PVR-350 with a grey, 45 button, remote.
In GB-PVR Configuration I use Remote Control Type: Default (Hauppage) and I clicked "Fix Hauppage Remote settings (45 button remote)". Restarted IR.exe and even rebooted.
Also:
Copied back my original IrRemote.ini, restart IR.exe and rebooted.
Non of the above had any effect.
