After selecting "Blue"-Skin and upgrading to version 0.9 I can't start both the config-utility and gb-pvr itself.
What can I do to use gb-pvr correctly?
Errormessage:
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It's a little snippet of the whole error-message. I can send the complete message per Email (2390 lines).
PS: It is a .NET errormessage: "Unhandled exception..."
How this works?
Also, which buttons are supposed to work with gbpvr? I have the new 45 buttons silver remote. I tried to change channels but does not work. The live tv guide works, but does not scroll.
I'm considering putting together a website that would be a collection of all the different skins and themes for all the assorted HTPC systems. I would like to design it similar to themexp.org. I plan on having the skins be user submitted and able to be categorized by HTPC and category. With each skin I'm thinking 4-6 screenshots, description, version supported, format (widescreen, fullscreen, both), author, and maybe more. The authors would retain all copyrights to the skins.
May I take the skins already available for GB-PVR as test files while I am desiging the site? I haven't been able to find any portal or gallery applications that can meet my needs so I'll be writing the code from scratch.
What other information do you think I need to include? What other suggestions do you have for such a site?
Hi All, I'm new here. Â I live on the East Coast of the United States and have Dish Network for my satellite provider with an older Echostar 3700 receiver. Â Â I recently had done some research into TIVO, Replay TV, and Dish networks PVR. Â The monthly fee involved I think is a total rip off as well as the limited functionality of any of these machines. Â So I began some research into building my own PVR and came upon this site. Â GBPVR seems like a great app. Â I can't sink a ton of money into it right now but I have a PC I can dedicate already. Â I just want to avoid getting started and realizing I need to buy two or three more things than expected.
What my needs are now is to buld a PVR that will play DVD's, record programming, and control my dish network receiver. Â
PC Spec
PIII 700
512mb RAM
40GB HDD
DVD ROM
Windows XP SP2
10/100 ethernet
onboard video (no s-video out)
Is this a box that I should even think about getting started with. Â If it is am I correct that I need a PVR card and another video card with S-Video out?
I am looking at a Hauppauge PVR-150 with the remote and IR blaster. Â I read that the .90 version of GBPVR supports the blaster in this package, has anyone tried it with the hardware I have? Â The other thing is the video card.. Â Will anything that has S-video out work? Â I'm not building any sort of gaming rig so I'd hit ebay or whatever to find a cheap card that just works.
Thank everyon for reading my post. Â I'm just fishing for some advice and experience others have had.
This isn't a major issue, I'm just wondering if anyone else has seen this.
I'm finding that with playback of recordings done from digital channels using my Nova-t that the sound and video lose sync. It usually only happens after a FF. It's the playback not the actual recordings. If I stop it, then restart and select Resume, everything is fine. I'm 99.99% this is only happening with the recordings from the Nova - I haven't seen it with any done on the PVR350 or 500.
This is a weird one and has only started since the upgrade to .9.
What happens is that a show that is scheduled to record records but the show continues to list "recording" well after the show has completed. This causes all other programs not to record and if you try to watch live TV, even after cancelling the recording I get the error
"Error: No connectin coult be made because the target machine actively refused it"
Restarting the the recording service fixes the error above.
This week, I recorded a couple of shows and for the first time, the recordings were NOT listed in my recordings list. They are on the hard disk in mpeg2 files but I can't seem to get to them using GBPVR.
Does anyone know why this happens/what I've done wrong?!
Hi. - I've just upgraded to the latest version (0908) and I'm using a Hauppauge Nova-T PCI card. I'm receiving excellent signal quality from my Tv aerial installation (I'm a rigger) and all Freeview channels work ok when I'm using the latest version of Showshifter DVB. However, when I try and tune in Freeview with GB-PVR, it seems to miss out most of the multiplex frequencies, so I'm only pulling in about 10 channels or so which are mostly radio ones. Does anyone have a solution? - My local transmiter is based at Llanddona, Anglesey, Wales. Thanks.