what about a cycling panel-plugin? a plugin, which displays several panels in one place... what i mean: a few seconds you can see weather information, after that the next recording, after that the actual playing track, then a rss-fead, diskspace......
this would save place on the main menu. sure, there is no weather panel and a diskspace panel is missing too, but it would be cool to have this view for no matter what panel.
what do you think?
p.s.: the weather panel could get the weather-information from the weather-plugin....
I'm using DScaler 5.006 as my filter of choice to playback mpeg2 files. It does an absolutely outstanding job of deinterlacing and when I play a video through Media Player Classic, it's crisp, clear and the movement is fluid even with interlaced film sources which seems to be difficult. ffdshow offers a lot of deinterlacers and I've tried them all, and IMHO, they don't stack up to DScaler.
Anyway, if I use GB-PVR to playback the same video (fullscreen, window, doesn't matter), sometimes it's great, sometimes it sucks. If i start the movie and let it run from the beginning, everything is perfect. If i skip forward once, it's usually still ok. But if i skip forward twice or three times or more, the picture will get VERY "jittery". I'm not sure how else to describe it, I don't think I'm dropping frames, but I get tearing and almost a "bouncing" effect during movement.
This SAME exact effect happens in timeshift mode tv (obviously, same filter).
Also, if i turn on "Deinterlace Filter" for Live Preview, i get the same issue. I believe the deinterlace filter is just a portion of DScaler correct?? If so, I guess it would make sense that the symptoms are the same.
Any suggestions?
I've got brand new ATI drivers (downloaded today actually). Turned off antivirus, moved swapfile, defragged, killed all other apps, VMR9/7/Overlay, nothing helps.
12/04/2005 2:31:00 p.m..812 ERROR [2] Error: msg=0x100 (WM_KEYDOWN) hwnd=0xa026c wparam=0x47 lparam=0x1 result=0x0 : '/language/translate[@originalText="The action begins where it left off at the end of series 2 - Steve and Susan have had an argument about their future, and Susan storms out of Steve's flat in tears. The screen splits into two and we follow what happens to both Steve and Susan simultaneously. While Steve tries repeatedly to ring Susan, his courage failing ever time, the girls are locked in a debate over the merits of 1471, and what it means if the phone "chirps". Eventually the tension at both ends of the phone gets too much. The boys and the girls set out for "the Temple of Woman': the girls' case, a beauty salon; in the boys' case, a lap dancing club. Steve gets hideously drunk, and phones Susan as soon as he gets home, pleading that she come back to him. She does just that."]' has an invalid token. : at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseStep(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseRelativeLocationPath(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseRelativeLocationPath(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseLocationPath(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParsePathExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseUnionExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseUnaryExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseMultiplicativeExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseAdditiveExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseRelationalExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseEqualityExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseAndExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseOrExpr(AstNode qyInput)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathParser.ParseXPathExpresion(String xpathExpresion)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator.Compile(String xpath)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator.Select(String xpath)
at System.Xml.XmlNode.SelectSingleNode(String xpath)
at GBPVR.Public.SkinHelper.getTranslation(String text)
at GBPVR.Public.SkinHelper.getNamedImageNonCached(String name, Hashtable parameters)
its obvious why, but theres not much i can do about it from my side (without effecting the text) could you add a try{}catch around the translations when you call them for composite images? this would remove the problem.
Most of the TV programs that I record I only watch once and delete. Thirty minutes of video captured with GBVR on medium quality uses about 900mb on my hard drive. Thirty minutes with Wintv2000 at VCD compatible file (MPEG-1) uses only about 300mb. I have a Hauppauge PVR-150.
Is there any way to capture in MPEG-1/VCD through GBPVR? Other than this one area, GBPVR is way better than Wintv, IMHO.
Iâm one of those people who bought the ATI 550 thinking there would be MMC support but now we know there is not.
After looking at many other players I came across gb pvr, and like it a lot but, there is no sound for the 550 yet.
I know Sub canât work on it unless he gets a working unit (sound doesnât work for him in any application)
Iâm a Computer Science Student, and thought this would be a great project to working on. But I really donât know where to start (of even if I can, since gb pvrâs source is not available).
Itâs not possible to make a plug-in that would support sound is it?
Okay, I've read 2 pages of search results about audio sync issues and haven't found a solution to my wierd problem.
While watching live TV in the preview mode (not timeshift mode), the audio and video will perfectly be in sync for about 35-40 minutes... then I start noticing that the audio is lagging behind. If I hit the back button to go to the main menu, then go back into live preview mode, the audio is back in sync. If I just keep watching the audio lag will get worse and worse. For example, I left the PVR in live preview mode for a few hours. When I came back, the audio was almost 5 seconds behind the video.
Now I was thinking this might be a decoder option or something (I haven't done anything special like install FFDSHOW or whatever... my install is vanilla. When in timeshift mode or watching my recordings, the audio is in perfect sync with the video. This only happens when in live preview mode.
I'm using the WinDVD decoder because I couldn't get the decoder to install that came with my pvr150mce or the one on the hauppauge website (I think that one is called intervideo)... the install would start, then just disappear.
If this was a decoder issue, I'd think I'd have this issue with everything, recordings and timeshift mode, etc.
Thought I was all set when I got the EPG problem figured out... I set up several recording sessions, then played around with watching some live TV...
I put on 'The Poseidon Adventure', worked fine, sounds was fine...
hit 'esc' to get back to the guide... went to another program, and I had picture but no sound... now no matter where I turn to, I have no audio....
I here the dinks and such when I click on webpages and such, so I know the sound card and my Receiver work fine... is there a way to mute the sound in GB?? I'm thinking I may have errantly hit a key or something... otherwise I'm starting to think the Audio input on the Hauppage 250 card died...
Help! I can't figure it out ... after hours of playing around. How do I get playback of movies so that it ot doesn't stretch to fit fullscreen ?
All the characters look stretched & thin.
If I play back using media player/VLC/divx or any other video playback software I have no problems. When I play any movie file back in GB-PVR it gets stretched to fullscreen.
