Hello,
I am getting the following error when trying to run GBPVR...
"This system does not appear to support VMR9. Please try a different renderer"
I was able to get it running on a newer laptop, but not on my older desktop... Does this have to do with the destop machine having an older video card?
I am really pleased with my setup and trying to fine tune it now. One issue I have is with the quality of JPEGs displayed via the MVP. I realise this is not a GBPVR or My Pictures issue as they are poor using the vanilla software.
One approach I take is to convert a collection of photos to MPEG2 using Pinnacle 9, importing each image onto the video track and applying transitions between each image. The resulting movie saved as MPEG2 played using Video Library looks fantastic on the MVP. The only issue is one of disc space for the MPEG2 files compared to the original JPEGs.
It would be good if a plug-in could be developed that allowed a user to select a subset of images and convert them into MPEG2 on the fly, display the results as a movie and then remove the file. I have been looking around for suitable components that could be used to do this TMPGEnc looks like it could be used to convert AVI files to MPEG2 but I cannot find any open source windows software that can do the JPEG to AVI bit.
I probably should have posted this in one of the other forums but it is really an MVP annoyance only. Has anyone else come up with any other solutions to this issue?
I am living in Canada and using Zap2it to get channel listing. In my Zap2it profile, I have all channels 1,2,3,4.......
However, after EPG Update in GB-PVR, lots of my channels are missing. It jump from 1, 5,10,11,12,13,17,19,26.... and a lot more are missing.
No change after multiple updates for a week.
Also no change after reinstalling GB-PVR.
This may be a project part of Xrecord--i would love an option to put things on Do Not Record. For example, i want to record a season of something, but the first episode is repeated 3 times. I want an option to say "do not record this"
Also maybe on xrecord scheduler, sometimes things repeat. It'd be nice to put the repeats on a do not record list.
Over the past week I've wiped my HD, done clean install of XPSP2 + Updates + .Net Framework + TV card drivers etc. Clean install of GB-PVR 0.92.11 with old MDB (also from 0.92.11 install) copied back in. All is well on the analogue side with PVR350 & PVR500. I then downloaded the latest trial Showshifter and installed it and set the BDA Mux in Config.exe to SS.
Twice now, I have tried simultaneous recordings on digital channels (with my Nova-t cards). At the point where the recordings start, an error box appears on screen saying "The folder C:\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Desktop cannot be found.....". At this point the GBPVRTray icon shows Red. The error box has an option to locate the folder - if I go through the motions, I can't find the folder (it doesn't exist) but if I then click 'Cancel' on the 'Browse for Folder' box, the recordings immediately start and the systray icon shows Green etc.
Anyone any ideas why this is happening? I've Google'd for the message but can't find anything relevant. This doesn't happen with the Cyberlink mux.
After clicking the DVD button my DVD loads fine, but I don't have control with my remote anymore. I'm using CyberLink DVD Navigator as the Navigator... and all Cyberlink decoders/render. I have a Hauppauge PVR150.
