Ahoy! One thing I would like to see as a standard "feature" is when I'm changing channels in the live TV mode, for it to display what channel it's on, and when I'm entering numbers... have it stay up for like, oh... 3 seconds or so. maybe even make the delay a user changeable option.
Otherwise, I am very pleased that I finally found a free PVR program that isn't a hunk of crap.
Ahoy! One thing I would like to see as a standard "feature" is when I'm changing channels in the live TV mode, for it to display what channel it's on, and when I'm entering numbers... have it stay up for like, oh... 3 seconds or so. maybe even make the delay a user changeable option.
Otherwise, I am very pleased that I finally found a free PVR program that isn't a hunk of crap.
Ahoy! One thing I would like to see as a standard "feature" is when I'm changing channels in the live TV mode, for it to display what channel it's on, and when I'm entering numbers... have it stay up for like, oh... 3 seconds or so. maybe even make the delay a user changeable option.
Otherwise, I am very pleased that I finally found a free PVR program that isn't a hunk of crap.
it would seem that 3 threads were created from this one post... Mod, could you please delete the others
Bought a USB-UIRT for $75(£40) much to the wife's disgust and it arrived today. Got down to trying it out tonight.
Installed the drivers fine but when I come to learning my remote codes...... nothing.
The little LED blinks when I press a button on my NTL:home remote but no response in when I'm learning the codes it just stays on "hold down '1'"
I've tried 4 other remotes and they all work fine just not the one for my STB.
After scanning thru the USB-UIRT forums the words IRda and no support keep jumping out at me.
I'm getting worried and the wife's getting more disgusted!! I'm feeling I've spent £40 on something that's not compatible with my STB.
I am thinking of building a PVR and I want to use a cheap old box (P2 or P3) and put as little into it as possible. My goal is to just have it hiding behind the TV, so I don't care what it looks like.
Right now I am thinking about getting the Hauppauge PVR-350, primarily because of the TV-out feature, but I have read a couple of reviews that say the on screen menus do not show up on the TV. As I am not planning to have a monitor set up to this box, this is a problem. The review I read also said that the problem was being worked on.
Does anyone know if this issue has been resolved yet, or if there are any other fixes available?
Just loaded up the lates GBPVR yesterday (ATI550 Works YEAH!!!) a little glitch I have run into is that when viewing live TV my MPV looses connection and GB-PVR MediaMVP Server crashes and provides the following error (see attachment).
This my first released of the Webcam plugin. It shows webcams from around the world on MVP. The plugin comes preloaded with a short number of webcams. You can directly edit webcams.xml in the plugin directory to add more webcams.
A small update...
v.0.7.1 Added support for animated gifs
Do we have a USA based user with broadband, and remote access setup on the HTPC machine, that wouldn't mind me connecting remotely and trying a couple of things in GraphEdit?
Firstly let me congratulate you sub on a great piece fo software.
I noticed that when I was scrolling down the TV guide, if I changed direction & started to scroll up, the channel icons freeze but the summary info continues to move.
Is this a known bug or is it a problem specific to my set up.
Does anyone know whether it's possible to stream the feed from the Nova-T to the MVP or stream a DVD movie from the PCs DVD drive to the MVP? Is this a competely unfeasable idea. It would be great to be able to get rid of a couple of boxes in the sitting room.
Apologies for the slightly off target post but I know some smart people look at this forum and my GBPVR/Nova-T/MVP project is on hold until I upgrade my Nova-T to the USB2 version which supports the required drivers.
