I'm not exactly sure if this is even possible or not... I get it at my house on my TV, but of course not on my PVR. It is simply streamed to the TV, so perhaps there is a way to code it in.
I just happened to be browsing at Circuit City in Tysons Corner, V.A. and I found the Media MVP on clearance for $53.95! I am SOOO glad I returned the first one I bought at the full MSRP! They only had two in stock and the MVP is no longer listed on their website so this may be a B&M type deal only.
I had bought a PVR-350 as I was told it was tops for PVR use due to its hardware 'encoding' (if that is the right word) capabilities.
I was experiencing lockups with my Hauppauge PVR-350 both in GB-PVR and in Beyond TV. I bought a PVR-150 - and presto!! after replacing the 350 with the 150 - the lockups went away.
Can I get suggestions on whether I should just sell off the PVR-350 - or - hang onto it and try to find the resolution to the locking?
Is there a preference for AGP vs PCI video cards? Been reading the forums for a while and it seems like many people are running PCI cards even though they are kind of rare these days.
I'm considering the XFX GeForce FX 5200 / 128MB DDR / AGP 8X card (about $60.00 Canadian from Tiger Direct).
Also...Will any AGP card work in any AGP slot? My older machine has an AGP slot but I have no idea what version.
Been trying to map what button on the MVP remote works with GBPVR, and so far what I found that was "weird" is:
- to return to the main menu, you have to press the "i" button, but the "home" button doesn't do anything
- changing channels by typing in a number doesn't work. No idea if it's just me or if the feature isn't present in GBPVR at all
- prev. channel when watching live TV doesn't seem to work
Any ideas/thought about the above? Does it work for you?
I've got FM Radio working well using the ATI Theater 550 with the latest release gbpvr v0.93.10, however I'm unable to contol the volume from the remote.
I'm using the Cyberlink remote that came with the ATI Theater 550 with gbpvr configured for MCE Remote, and this controls the volume ok within LiveTV and DVD (interestingly, this is not adjusting the windows volume controls, so perhaps it is adjusting something within gbpvr????). But it has no control within FM Radio, with the default volume being 100%.
I am currently unable to disable captioning in DVD's. I have tried many DVD's and all of them are displaying English captioning. I can turn on/off the DVD subtitles and switch the subtitle language but the captioning is separate and it is always English and always visible no matter what I do. I have unchecked the checkbox in the Misc tab for "Show closed captions" and it doesn't make any difference. I'm pretty sure I broke it somehow but I have no idea how. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I upgraded to the 0.93.10 yesterday and first noticed this problem. I uninstalled and went back to 0.92.11 and the problem is still there. Not sure what I have done to cause this.
I have been trying to fix this error all day, but have had no luck. If anyone can shed some light on the problem then that would be fantastic.
all software seems to have installed fine. I have set the TV Cards channel numbers etc...
..the problem i get is when I try to view any channel, I get an error message saying:
Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
I think it has something to do with the channel changer option but thats just from trial and error.
I am using a Hauppauge 250 with FM tuner. All the software should be up to date as I downloaded it all this morning. Everything else works 100% its just that with this error I cannot view TV.
/I have also had a play with the record function. It seems to be able to find the channel to record from but only records a couple of frames then loops back.
Is it possible to see all posts for the last 24 h - similar as new posts?
I often have problems with that I use new Posts and while looking at these - somethings happenes and they disapppear - and a new click on new posts only show new posts since my login today.
