The following are my log errors? Any thoughts I'm running the latest drivers, XP SP1, DotNet1.1 no SP1. It only happens on many of the high channels (200, 202 etc).
Any help is much appreciated! Low channels are great (2, 7, etc)
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I wasn't sure where to put this question so it ended up here.
I think this would have to be a plugin rather than just a new skin but I'd like a TV Guide where each screen showed one channel and the programmes were listed from top to bottom. I had a demo of ShowShifter which allowed you to select which view you wanted. Does this exist for GB-PVR?
The current TV Guide (horizontal time-line) is handy if you know what you are looking for but I often miss interesting programmes because they have long-ish titles that get squished into the little boxes and they don't necessarily explain what the program is about.
I have my Nova-T (909) working to a point (no Audio). I have XMLTV listings working and can select any of several channels via the TV guide and they function OK (although no audio). The problem is when I try and change channels I get a new window that appears with a title "ActiveMovie Window" which displays a background with a slight green tint. GBPVR also crashes.
Any ideas ?
Anyone else experienced this ?
Im running XP Pro SP2, cyberlink mpgmux.ax 5.0.0.1230. I have an X-card, but as of yet I haven't quite got girder to relay Xcard remote commands quite right to GBPVR so I'm using software decoder for playback and a keyboard.
I currently have the V-Stream XPert TV-PVR883 TV Tuner card installed in my computer. Â It supports on-board (hardware) MPEG-2 encoding and I can get to it from various recording sources (i.e. NeoDVD, PowerProducer, etc.). Â I believe the chipset is Conextant CX23883, which is 10-bit.
I would LOVE to have it integrate into your GB-PVR but for some reason I'm having problems getting it to match up with a valid Capture Source Â
Any and all help/advice/direction would be greatly appreciated
Has anyone had a problem like this? After using the MVP server to watch a program, I have noticed that my internet connection seems to be locked up. (when opening IE, I get a blank/can not connect page). This usually requires me to reset (unplug) my router and cable modem which fixes the problem. Do I have something set up wrong?
I posted a few days ago and the response was to check out CDK Scheduler which I have now done. I still have not got it to work right. Gives all kinds of errors and to the best that I can see I have to hand edit an XMl file to add a recording. bleh!
Anyway, I can't get ER to record since the EPG has ER starting at 8:59pm instead of 9pm. How can I adjust things so that it will record the show? Do I have to use manual record?
As a wishlist item, future versions of GBR should not all or nothing with a conflict. It should sense that from 8:59pm to 9pm, it is in conflict. But, at 9pm, it is free and starts recording.
An error box pops up when RecTracker runs.
"RecTracker.exe Common Language Runtime Debugging Services
The application has generated an exception that could not be handled"
I have the following 2 lines in postprocessing.bat
rectracker %1 > rectracker.log
rectracker -add %1
I finally managed to have GB-PVR showing live TV. However two issues are still outstanding.
1) Tuning Assistant recognizes channels and prompts me to take notes related to channel id. However no TV pictures are shown to aid in channel identification. I remember reading about this earlier on in this forum, but don't know whether a solution was identified or not.
2) Audio is out of sync when watching Live TV. Any solutions to that? No problems using the Win TV2000 application.
My system is:
XP Pro SP2
SB Audigy 2 Audio
ASUS V8460ED graphics