It's a pretty tall order, I know. But I use Girder to control GB-PVR and it'd be nice not to have to run the interface each time I want to see what's going to record next or the status of each scheduled recording. I'm sure that there is other info that could be useful.

Maybe the GBtray agent could offer payloads for Girder (or any other program for that matter) to use, a la Zoomplayer. Schweet.

-thelackey

PS - Great program by the way! Thanks a lot.....

When I click on pause, got message "switching to timeshift" mode but the tv screen never returns to normal & GPPVR stops to respond. Recording did start and continued, as I can see the file created & grows in size until I end GBPVR using Windows task manager.

One small installation glitch (may not be related) is that I install under one user account, try to run it under another account, failed, install it again using the 2nd account. I'm not sure how to wipe out an existing installation & start from scratch.

Any help to get my system going will be much appreciated.

System:
Windows XP SP1
.Net Framework 1.1 (tried with & w/o SP1)
Hauppauge PVR-150 MCE
P4 2.8E w/ 512MB Ram
GBPRV version 9211

BTW, I had GBPRV working before on Windows 2000 Server, same hardware as current setup.

Hi!

I want to remove the "Record Now", "Record" and "Watch" buttons from the TV guide, where your press your program and the menu appears, how is that possible ??

Regards Martin

Sub. It may be worth considering replacing bleb with Alan Birtles (http://www.birtles.org.uk/xmltv/) XMLTV Radio Times. It seems to be a bit more supported and will result in less support for you. I know it will be low on your hit list but I thought it would be worth considering. Less support calls means more time to enjoy the NZ loverly weather

Hi,

Following on from my wildly unsuccessful Patterns plug-in, here's a game of Sokoban that you can play via GB-PVR.

It even works on the MVP...

There are 90 levels ranging from easy to almost impossible (I didn't design the levels - I found them on the Internet several years ago whilst attempting another Sokoban project!).

As you'll see if you play it, it's not yet fully complete but any feedback is appreciated.

Regards,

- Ali

Hi,

I've done quite a bit of reading on here so thought I'd share something useful that I've come accross. It's probably been posted before so apologies if it has.

I decided to use XMLTV to grab my listings since the other options available within GBPVR didn't really catch everything available to me on UK Freeview. After a bit of messing with the XMLTV configs etc I was still getting nowhere and so did a google and came accross this :

http://www.birtles.org.uk/xmltv/

It's a point and click gui for xmltv that makes it very easy to configure. So I hope it can be of use to some of you

When the guide is displayed allow entering a channel number and have the guide position the top row to that channel. Between cable and satellite we have 165 channels defined and it would be nice to be able to select guide and jump to channel 135 without having to channel-up/down until you get there.

would it be possible (i never know how to start these) when you push 'back'/escape in the live tv guide, and you are viewing more information in a popup box (err you pushed "ok" on a show) that it just close the popupbox and returns you to the live guide, and pushing it again closes the guide, but if you push the "guide" button, it just closes down the guide so
guide = guide on/off
back = back out of popup box into guide, then again closes the guide.

I am reformatting my just-retired PC as a HTPC and I need some advice on how best to set up my hard drives. I have two Maxtor drives:

1) Older 80 GB (6L080L4) 2MB cache, Seek time: 8.5ms

2) Newer 120 GB (6Y120P0) 8MB Cache, 9.0MS Access Time

Is there support for the Canopus ADVC-100 ? We want to use it with a GB-PVR and an external demodulator.
Thanks,
Bob