I'm using v0.91.7. When I cancel a recording after it has already started, it clears it from the list, but it doesn't actually cancel the recording (after I hit cancel on it twice, it doesn't cancel the first time for some reason). I have restart the service manually (in the tray it is still green indicating recording, and I get the no tuner available message if I try live tv after cancelling).

The gpvr.exe log isn't showing much:
4/1/2005 12:00:34 AM.593 VERBOSE [2] Rendering MenuMenuTask
4/1/2005 12:00:34 AM.671 VERBOSE [2] Received event code: 14
4/1/2005 12:00:34 AM.671 VERBOSE [2] ShowMouse ref=0
4/1/2005 12:00:40 AM.546 VERBOSE [2] HideMouse ref=-1
4/1/2005 12:01:04 AM.546 VERBOSE [2] RenewLease: 1
(above repeated 20 times)
4/1/2005 12:08:37 AM.296 VERBOSE [2] Stopping recording oid:1
4/1/2005 12:08:37 AM.406 VERBOSE [2] Rendering MenuMenuTask
4/1/2005 12:08:37 AM.453 VERBOSE [2] Rendering MenuMenuTask
4/1/2005 12:08:37 AM.546 VERBOSE [2] Rendering MenuMenuTask
4/1/2005 12:08:38 AM.250 VERBOSE [2] Rendering MenuMenuTask
4/1/2005 12:08:38 AM.531 VERBOSE [2] Rendering MenuMenuTask


Any ideas?

I have installed and setup the ChannelIconDownload, which I really like. However, I noticed that it does not display the channel numbers with the icon.

Would it be possible to have the option to show the icon and channel number at the same time? Ideally I would like to see a column with the channel number down the far left side before the icon.

Okay, here is the question. Is there an easy way to Demux audio from an AVI file, upconvert to 48hz from 44.1hz, and then remux back into the AVI. I don't need to convert the video, just need to tweak the audio. Preferably I'd like a command line solution that I could put into a batch file.

Any help would be appreciated.

Anybody know if there are any registry settings that can be tweaked for the GO7007 WisChip set. Specifically, I'm looking for registry settings that control the audio output. Currently, when recording at least to AVI, it always defaults to 44.1, instead of 32000 or 48000 which would work better for playing on an external device.

Besides, I'd like to see if there are anyother tweaks that can be done as well.

For some reason tonight when running GBPVR on my computer ,that is the server, when I go to Live TV I get the following error on the screen.

Unable to load DLL
HcwIRblaster.dll

I have no idea what this is or means any help would be greatly appreciated. Everything use to work, just quit working kinda outta the blue.

If I uncheck use live preview mode and go to live TV. It enters timeshift mode and works.

I have searched all over and can find no reference of the DLL?

sorry if i posted this already..trying everywhere to get this to work with a dvr program.. but i really really like gb-pvr!! and i want to get my card to work with it, apparently it is a s/w card instead of h/w...maybe someone can help me

I'm just getting into the DVR scene. I have an older Hauppauge Card. Here's whats on the card and chip, etc.

Chip:

Bt Bt848KPF
Video Decoder
B43849.2
9736

Metal Box on Card(Decoder?):

WinCast/TV
NTSC
5611 RevE M2
*Copyright*1996 Hauppauge Computer Works


Ok, now that's said. I can successfully use the WinTv2000 App and the recording feature that comes with it. But I want a DVR, not just the ability to record. I can also capture video off of my camera with MovieMaker. (card has Coax and Composite Inputs). Now I successfully installed GB-PVR and got it all set up as well.(Channel listings and everything) The program runs and I see the listings, as wel as have the option to record shows. Thing is, I can't seem to get GB-PVR to cooperate with my card...

Perhaps a setting is wrong? Or maybe I just need different software? Like I said earlier, I'm just getting into the DVR world, so go easy on me

All suggestions are welcomed and greatly appreciated!! Thanks again!

When I change the channel in LiveTV mode, the audio and video becomes out of sync, and exiting and coming back into LiveTV corrects the problem. This isn't in Timeshifting mode, I don't use that because it crashes when I exit it. I have a WinTV PVR-150MCE.

I recorded a 1 hour show (antenna src) and for the last 7.5 minutes of the recording, the video was unwatchable. I was watching it on my TV so the reception was fine during recording.

I did have a show "butt" up against it and that recording was unwatchable. I scheduled the second show while the first one was recording. I left the padding default so could this be the problem ? The first show had a 2 minute post padding and the next show had a 1 minute pre pad.


Thanks,

-Tito

I've had a lot of funny errors lately so I want to do a fresh install of 9.1.05. But I'd rather not redo my EPG and Channel setup...is there a quick way to do it or should I quit being lazy and start fresh?

T.I.A.

GB-PVR freezes after I am watching a channel on Timeshift mode, no matter what decoder I use. I have this setup:
Windows XP SP 2
P4 3.0 gHz HT, 256MB ATi Radeon 9800XT, 1 GB RAM, TEAC DVD+RW (DV-W58E), WinTV PVR 150MCE tuner, GB-PVR, 80 GB Main HD, 120 GB Video HD

I usually use the NVidia DVD Decoder, but even if I switch to the Intervideo Decoder, it still freezes...