I was looking at the X300 and needed to know if GBPVR will work with the MPEG 1/2/4 hardware decoder or will it try to us the software decoder instead?

Thanks

I can set up the capture card ok, but the playback option
is a pvr350.  If I set it to software, it errors out.
says "object reference not set to an instance of an object."

Thanks,

joe

(from the unzipped downloaded filter file)

lame_dshow.ax
regsvr32

Thanks to anybody for help.

yes it been requested a few times before, but its important and missing. i wish you could show the volume percent/bar when you adjust the volume.

there maybe a way to do this using ffdshow, anyone know if you can, and if so how?

I have been having a couple problems with VMR9 working and not working. I was wondering if someone could explain exactly what it is? Also is it something in the graphics card (or driver) or is it in the Mpeg2 decoder?

Reven
When a USB device like a camera/camcorder is plugged in, is it possible to have a menu item to copy the pictures onto the HDD in a directory (named by a keyboard) in the pictures folder.

There are lots of config items associated with this like source drive that the camera is setup as and the details of the destination.

Jorm had metioned something in the Developer forum about using Bugzilla for issue tracking. Ideally I would love to see a GBPVR host bug issue tracking system that Developers could use. If however adding Bugzilla isn't an option, then there is a PMWiki cookbook module called PITS that could possibly be used instead.

http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/PITS

You can pick up the new v0.91 release from http://www.gbpvr.com/GBPVR09105.msi

As always, its probably a good idea to back up your existing GBPVR directory if you are going to be upgrading from a previous version.

From the change.log:

[b Wrote:Quote[/b] ]2005-03-15 v0.91
- Added basic avi/divx/xvid/wmv support for the MediaMVP.
- Added aspect ratio control for VMR7/VMR9. Press the F7 key to toggle between aspect ratios. Additional custom ratios can be added to config.xml if required.
- Now correctly identifying conflicts with multiple capture sources on the one device.
- Added changes that should help users with stutter in timeshift mode.
- The -noframe command line now truely gives no window frame.
- Fixed a bug where video was sometimes not correctly stretching to fullscreen when Teletext was enabled
- The over-video TV Guide button (or F1/F11 on the keyboard) will now toggle guide visibility.
- Now remembers and restores the window size and position when GBPVR.exe is started
- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when resizing the GB-PVR window when video was playing.
- Fixed a bug that could stop capture sources from being deleted (if you original saved with XMLTV, then changed to zap2it).
- Much improved scanning for BDA devices. It now finds channels names for most channels, and also identifies channels with AC3 audio.
- Added a setting to auto return to live preview mode (from timeshift mode) when you change channels.
- Fixed a bug that could stop the EPG from automatically updating if the time was entered manually.
- Fixed a bug that could cause conflicting season recordings not to show in the conflict list if the EPG was automatically updated by the recording service.
- Fixed a bug with manual reoccurring recordings which could lead to duplicate conflict recordings being scheduled.
- BDA users can now select which multiplexer filter to use. In addition to Cyberlink and InterVideo, I've also added the ShowShifter mux to those that can be used.
- Added mini-guide to live preview mode
- Added support for MyBlaster IR Blaster. Very first channel change can take a few seconds extra to detect which com port the MyBlaster is attached to. This also applies to USB version, which acts as a com port.
- Now only adding teletext filters to graph when teletext is visible. Previously the teletext components were always in the graph (when enabled), which could sometimes lead to instability for some users.
- Added page up/down for Recordings screen. I was working on a entirely new Recordings screen, but wasnt finding the time I needed to finish it, so have held this back for a later release.
- Fixed a bug which could cause loss of audio when you use FF. Also added multi-speed FF for VMR7/VMR9/Overlay (press multiple times for x2, x4, x6).
- When scanning for DVB channels, GB-PVR will try to guess at a channel mapping for you based on channel names. This may save some time for people with lots of channels.
- Fixed a bug that could cause the wrong DVD to play if you have multiple DVD drives (including virtual ones with Daemon tools).
- Added a setting <RecycleUSBUIRT> which may help users that have problems with the USB-UIRT stopping work after a period of time.
- Fixed a bug with RepeatCount and InterCode delay for USB-UIRT
- Changed UK DVB-T frequency offsets from 167KHz to 166KHz.
- Fixed a divide by zero error if you try to access the tv guide when no channels are setup.
- Fixed a bug that could cause live TV files to be left behind until GBPVR.exe was closed.

I have installed a MVP and it's working great. The only thing is that when i switch on the MVP it's connecting to the server and starting on the tv in 16:9 mode, I have to set it back to 4:3 manualy. Is there a sollution to this.

We need something like Bugzilla so we can keep track of features, requests and bugs. Not just of things in gbpvr but mainly the plugins. Lots of people have ideas and I am very good about forgetting to implement them till somebody reminds me. Maybe a product of kids not sure...

I keep writing ideas down on paper and lose them.

What do you think?

For example

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist....ontent=

Is anyone familiar with setting up a bugzilla account. Bandwidth should not be that high.