I have a manual recording set to recur every Sunday. Somehow I got a HUGE list of error messages for one of those recordings (even though it recorded ok). They are all duplicate error messages. I've tried deleting them but the list doesn't seem to diminish. Any ideas? There must be some file that I can edit to get rid of them. Any idea how this list came to be?
Hi, I have the feeling that the automatic EPG update is not updating the channels at the time specified. I noticed it when suddenly my everyday recorded show stoped being recorded. I checked the tv guide and it was empty. I updated manually and it works again. I changed the time to update just to see if it would update but no luck. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
I seem to have two problems with GBPVR. The first is the program freezing when scheduling to record a program. I can task manager & see it is running at 0%, yet it will not respond to any controls. Closing it & restart seems to work. however afterwards pausing will not work. Hitting pause will open another instance of GBPVR. Even if I reboot. I have to go into the config & play with the settings to get it working again.
1)I removed the recurring for lost
2)Then I selected westwing from the guide as record this episode 0 padding.
3)I went into the database and changed the start time from 9:00:00 to 9:03:00.
4)I went to the guide and picked to record Lost.
The only real pain is you have to do this every week, unless I can select recurring West Wing, then edit it's start time. I guess I would need to use the "This timeslot".
They both recorded fine, and seemed like they would keep their descriptions and everything, but I was putzing around with the renamerecording, and manually ran it while comskip was running, and buggered up Lost's entry in the database.
Everything works ok for me except for scheduled recordings. When the recording starts, I get this error message:
[b Wrote:Quote[/b] ]gbpvrrecordingservice.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services
Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id=0xa28 (2600), Thread id=0xd50 (3408).
Click OK to terminate the application.
Click CANCEL to debug the application.
The recording starts ok and does record correctly unless I click OK or Cancel which will stop it. But then after recording, I can't schedule another recording without restarting gbpvrrecordingservice and clearing the recording schedule in the mdb file.
I have tried reinstalling and using the installutil procedure but still have the problem.
maybe somebody can answer this for me, or tell me if it just plain doesnt work for some reason....but i can't get any files, exposed through network shares, to play over my MVP. my set up is such: dedicated gbpvr pc, additional pc (with archived music, vids, pics), and MVP -- all on the same LAN. through the my series (My Videos, My Pictures, My Music) i can only access files that reside on the gbpvr pc -- it can't seem to find any of the network shares. from the my series plugins on the gbpvr box, these shares all work. am i doing something wrong? i've got mapped drives, but i've also tried plain network shares (\\pc2\music). anybody have any luck doing this sort of thing?
I'm having some more problems. First off, I have a strange bug. First off, if I'm zapping through the channels (usually starts at channel 6 (order)) and I come at channel 1 (Nederland 1 here, freq channel 72) the system will reboot spontaniously. The tuner scan thingy does display it nicely, and also when I go there directly from the tv guide, it will show fine, however, in that case when I zap to the next or previous channel the system will reboot.
Secondly, I need to fine tune the channels. For some reason the channel numbers skip frequencies I need. On some channel the screen remains black and white because of this. I have a list of frequencies from my provider. You can find it at http://www.casema.nl/portal....andaard
All channels are in the range xxx.25 MHz. for some reason above some point the scan thingy goes to a xxx.75 MHz range, this is not correct in my case. Furthermore, the channel number don't correspond with any of the channels I need exactly (the first 10 in the list + discovery). Most are of by 2MHz. Some by even more. Secondly I believe this error is not directly related to the application, as this issue is the same with the AMCAP utility. So it's probably somewhere in the underlying API.
The frequencies in the list are correct. On my system I also run linux with the ivtv driver, which is still under heavy development. With those drivers I can enter the frequency exactly and the channels will be fine (or atleast, as fine as they're going to be at the moment with my tuner not being (fully) supported yet). Atleast I have color on all channels there, so those frequencies are better.
We're using a PAL B/G here. My system is a AthlonXP 1800+ with 512MB RAM, WinXP SP2, nVidia TNT2 32MB. Via chipset (audio). Hauppauge PVR 500MCE.
