This question only applies to PVR user using nanMPEG & DVD Movie Factory to author DVD.....
I have PVR 150 and it came with nanoMPEG video editor (cut and stitch) and then one can import these videos into DVD movie factory to make a new dvd....
When I finish cutting from nanoMPEG (ie, manually cut the commercials), the file looks ok, view no problem in Window Media Player or Power DVD;
however, after I import to DVD moview factory, it stops showing video at around the second time I cut the video....
Does any of the PVR150 users using the same software having the same problem?
the video I was cutting were CSIs, the cartoons are no problem as they are just single cut .....while CSI are to be cut(5 times for commercials)
I have encountered a problem when I stop the recording service while it is recording. The problem is that when I try to restart the service I get an unhandled exception that wont go away until the scheduled recording is over. Does anyone else have this problem, or is this a known issue?
trying my hand at editing some skins, using a program such as editplus.
My method so far is... make small changes, save the file... then reload gbpvr each time to view the results. (in my case ten thousand times per hour... lol)
I understand gbpvr will not load if full of errors, but is it possible to refresh gbpvr while it is running, and view the changes with one click. (lazy me..)
or am i approaching skin editing the wrong way...
btw... Im new to pvr world, and I think gbpvr is the coolest, thanks to sub, and all the others here for their hard work
I think this question has been touched on from various angles in past posts, but what I'd like to know is:
- Can GBPVR, and/or MyVideo (currently) play media (such as wmv) from a URL? i.e., http://my.domain.com/myfile.wmv and buffer-play this content, just as windows media player would (i.e., begin downloading and play as soon as enough buffered content has been downloaded)?
- or, can it accept such a metafile (.asx, .wvx, etc) as a file input, which contains an href to such a file as above?
Reasoning: I'd like to throw my content on an http server, and buffer-play my media.
I've tried creating regular wvx and asx files (added those extensions to the suffix.xml as video), as well as adding url's to standard playlists without success....yet some of the posts elude to the idea that buffer-play of supported formats (such as wmv) is possible.
I was watching something last night, and had added about a 5sec delay or so from a RW/FF just before the end. I noticed the skips end the current file ends and the new one starts was almost unnoticable.
There is a live tv delay, and a mvp delay, but is there a way to add a regular timeshift delay? Something flexible like the others to find the least annoying balance between waiting for the change and getting the least amount of skip?
The other possibility (and maybe the better alternative) is not to pad the start of the program (when you select/change to), but to start recording the next timeslot sooner. It would be like adding the padding to viewing in this model.
All things being equal, I think the latter would better (I think...may be technically not be). It would really only be useful for those watching the same channel from one program to the next, but that would still make a good portion of TS viewing smoother.
I've just started using GB-PVR and I'm pretty impressed by what it can do. Though I am using Xlobby for most controls, its nice to be able to turn off the extra features I don't want to use an solely us GB-PVR as a PVR/TV player. Even skinning is not that difficult. My GB-PVR screens look similar to my Xlobby screens.
What would be good is the ability to create a button that is capable of setting the focus from GB-PVR to Xlobby (or whatever other software). Currently I can have both programs running, and a button in Xlobby was created that executes the sendfocus.exe program which switches to GB-PVR. Could something like this be setup to send the focus back to Xlobby? Otherwise, I would have to exit and close GB-PVR, which I don't want to do.
If some one has any other way, or if this has already been done, please let me know.
In Israel (where I live), it is common that the show listings are not 100% accurate and actual showing times may deviate by up to 5 minutes on some channels.
Couple this with the fact that once a show enters GBPVR's database (usually about a week ahead of its time) it will never be changed, even if the listing now has it more accurately listed.
What do you get? Nothing that show padding can't solve, right? Right. Except in the case of batches of shows (like showing 4 episodes in a row) or shows that are contiguous in the Guide. Usually, there is a commercial break between shows, but I have many so-called premium channels, that don't have commercials, and one show starts immediately after the end of another. This makes it very annoying to watch.
An example of this is BBC Prime's Doctors series, which airs 4-5 episodes in a row on weekends, which allows me to record them for my wife in a batch instead of their weekday slots. But having done that becomes a nuisance to watch the show.
I don't know how to solve this problem, but I might have a suggestion (maybe this should go to the wishlist?):
How difficult would it be to allow overlapping padding? I mean, if there are 2 shows on the same channel in contiguous slots, would it be possible to send the video stream of the overlapping periods to 2 files?
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