I'm looking for another keyboard I could use from the couch and found this one. It is reasonably small (no numeric keypad) and has a built-in mouse and joystick and is supposed to fit nicely on your lap.
Maybe there are better options, so I was just wondering what other people are using.
I have just started using GB-PVR and it's perfect for my EPIA M10000, Hauppauge setup (Well done all involved). I have an issue with the VIA drivers where by the Overlay settings are too bright. I can adjust this in the Windows display settings, but changing the Saturation randomly affects the colours, they jump about as if I was changing the HUE.
I am using the THX optimiser with "The Phantom Menace" and "The Incredibles". The first screen shows 8 shades of white. All of which are white for me at the moment.
If I open WinDVD I can correct the brightness/saturation and get the colours right (or near enough, I'm not a total perfectionist). However when I save them and open GB-PVR (using the intervideo DVD player) they are still too bright. I assume the WinDVD settings are for WinDVD only and GB-PVR cannot use them?
Can GB-PVR control the brightness of the overlay, or the settings of the DVD playback.
I'm a bit confused and would really appreciate the help. :confused:
Just curious, to know how much disk space you have allocated for GBPVR ?
I had a 160GB disk, for recordings really (ok 1 dvd movie which we wanted to see but havent) and this weekend I found it was full. I am a bit surprised - didn't think we watched (or had to watch) that much. Delete the stuff we have seen.
I think GBPVR looks very promissing, already got the EPG running, also TV viewing and web radio works fine. But when I during TV viewing press the pause button on my remote to start timeshifting the GBPVR sw hangs with a black screen and a small text message that timeshift in being initiated (don't remember the exact wording). GBPVR never recovers and after some minuts I have to "kill" it from the task manager.
I followed the installation steps as described on http://www.gbpvr.com, what is wrong with my system?
The specs of my system:
-EPIA MII10000 motherboard 1GHz processor
-512MB RAM
-PVR-250 TV card (using MCE drivers for PVR250, could that be it?)
-MCE remote
-WIN XP MCE (don't use the MCE PVR sw as it doesn't work with the grafics card integrated on the EPIA motherboard).
I installed the webcam plugin. Config sees it and it is checked but when I go into GBPVR it is not there. Is there something I am doing wrong. Could someone point me in the right direction?
Posted by: reven - 2005-05-03, 07:31 AM - Forum: Developers
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im trying to setup MSDE with my pictures, hopefully improving the speed (loading thumbnails for thousands of images can take awhile using an access database ). i read this thread http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php...t=database
and i installed MSDE, but im trying to set it up to work with my pictures, and i only want computers in the ip range 192.168.0.1-255 (ie my home network) to have access to the database, and my pictures uses these data types
- Memo (for filename)
- Number (double) (for last write time for the file)
- OLE Object (the thumbnail as a byte array)
so can anyone help me set this up, so its secure and i can trust no one on the internet can poll my database and screw it up. if i need to change some data types let me know, ill hopefully get this database going for my videos/music aswell, and set it up on my server so i only need one database for every copy of gbpvr i have running (which is only one, but i have big dreams ).
ps sorry for the stupid questions, but i need an idiots guide to MSDE .
I'd really like a setting that could prevent the RecordingService from searching the disks every 10-15 minutes or lengthen this period, as this spins up the disks and makes noise even when not using the TV-PC.
There's an entry in Support on this also, but I thought I'd add it here, since it's a feature request. Thank you.
). i read this thread