I was just wondering if something like this would be possible. I've never tried anything like it, so I thought I'd ask in case anyone has experience in this area.

I have a laptop connected to the wireless network in my house. The laptop is usually near the upstairs TV. The laptop's ethernet port is free, because it's only connected to the network by wireless.

Could I make a second "network" from the laptop's Ethernet port by a crossover cable to an MVP to connect to the TV? This would need to be seperate to the main network.

Would this be possible?

I would like to see more concentric or uniform branding on some of the more essential plug-ins.

For example, Guide2J is a nice upgrade(channel logos AND station numbers, recording status, etc.), that should be assimilated into the core program.

Barring that, tried and true plug-ins could be homogonized to mesh with gbpvr. Mostly an aesthetic thing, names like guide2j and xrecord seem removed or not to match in the gbpvr dashboard to me.

Opinions, thoughts, and rants apply here

I have searched this forum and found similar questions and answers but wanted to ask my specific question to get an answer.

I currently have a Pentium 3 933mhz processor with 256 ram. I have two belkin 54mb g routers one as a router and the other as a bridge to connect my MediaMVP.

Will the Hauppauge PVR-350 enable me to pause live tv along with the other normal PVR functions. I thought that since the 350 has an encoder and a decoder most if not all the work would be done by the card and my system specs would not need modifications.

Thanks in advance
Allen

Hi,

Every time I start up Live TV, I am getting a C++ Assembly Error. After that I get the good ole .NET "object reference not set to an instance of an object" error.

The TV keeps playing just fine until I click Abory, Retry, or Ignore -- then it just closes. Does this happen to anyone else?

I've included two screen shots of the errors. Any help would be appreciated :-)

Eric

Just wandering if a usb ir blaster would work with a pvr 150mce version? I heard the normal remote isnt the best in terms of quality so i bought the mce version only to find out gbpvr works well with the remote.Maybe the firefly using girder?Im kinda new any help guys i already got the 150 mce and this is the rest of my setup
athlon xp 2000+
512 ddr 266
ecs k7s5a- using onboard sound(planning on getting an nforce board)
120 gig harddrive
xfx geforce 4 mx440 video card with tv out
lite on dvd burner 842
pvr 150 mce tuner
any help with using a remote for this would be great and i dont want to exchange it for the retail version cause of a 15% restocking fee I only paid $60 for it so worse case sinerio i just buy another retail 150 just dont want to do that right now just upgraded my home pc and spent enough money
specs
amd 3000+
epox nforce board
160 gig hard drive
geforce 6600gt(great card in my opinion)
1 gig corsiar ddr 400
16x pioneer dvd
16x lite on dvd burner
nothing great but pleny for me thank guys

I'm in the process of adding a pvr card to my system(AIW doesn't cut it).

However, I'm confused partly by the difference between the pvr and pvr mce cards of Hauppauge. I know that the major difference between the two products are that the pvr's come with remote and the 350 is the only version with the fm turner built in;while all three mce versions are without remote and do come with fm tuners.

However, what's confusing me is the general disclaimer that is included with the mce version that an mpeg decoder isn't included. I see no such disclaimer with the 150/250/350 pvr.

What does this really mean?

After reading posts and discovering for myself, the only real good way to get decent video quality is to either chose an output method designed just for video (Xcard, PVR-350, or what I tried, a G550) or go DVI. DVI isn't an option for me. The All-in-Wonder lacked color saturation, detail, and contrast compared to the G550.

But the G550 lacks on-screen display during video playback. Has anyone found a way to get OSD working with a G550?

If you choose to just display the desktop (no DVD max) video playback only shows a black window in S-Video out.

Thanks in advance!

I had changed the default directory when I installed. Figure this may be part of some of my problems. Will reinstall to default.

What files do I need to backup so I don't have to run capture source configure, channels etc. again?

I will be reinstalling plugins after to insure proper install

Hi! I'm in France, where "AB1" netword is on channel 74.
I used to be able to it with GBPVR, but since two days ago (I think when I installed the lastest version of GBPVR) I can't see it anymore!

I have checked that it is still in the channels list in my capture card settings (I use WinTV-PVR 150), and it's also on the favorite channels. However, when I switch to that channel nothing happens: the previous channel stays on the screen (even though OSD states that I'm watching AB1).

Any idea of why I have lost this channel? (BTW, it works OK on my TV, so the channel itself is not faulty).

Ok, my first post here.

I have a new MVP and have my PC in the home office but have wired my VIVO geForce card to my entertainment center to watch and cap TV on the PC. I do not own a PVR/Tuner card yet but will soon. Can I install GBPVR to take over functions of the MVP until I purchase the card?

I would just like to take advantage of the fine interface it uses and dump the MVP one.

My PC Specs.

Lian Li USB 60 Aluminium Case
K7N2 DELTA2 PL.
CPU AMD XP 3200+ Barton @ 2.20 GHz
ThermalTake Volcano 10 all Copper HSF HSF Link
ThermalTake Silent PurePower 480. PSU Link
2 x 512 PC3200 vs512mb400 Corsair DUAL Channel Mode
1 WD 80 G on Pri Master
1 Maxtor 200 G on Pri Slave
1 Pioneer DVR 108 DVDRW DL+/- Secondary Master
1 TEAC DVD Secondary Slave
MSI Geforce FX 5950 VTD 256M VIVO 8x Agp
Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS
2 60 Gig Maxtors on the SATA