Just install the updated version, and everything is working to my satisfaction, but still no support for the MCE 2005 remote ir blaster.

Can we expect for this to work in the near future.
It's really the only missing for me so that my scheduled tv programs can switch to the correct channel.

everything else is working like a charme
DVD, Movies, Music, Web Schedular, Guide etc...

cheers!

Installed the newest release, and now I can't open GBPVR! I can open Config, but that is it. Reinstalled twice and still having the same problem. Any help?!

I went to my TV Guide, but there is nothing listed in it. I updated my EPG(Zap2It) and still nothing. Any suggestions???

Will closed caption show on a recorded show? If so how do I do it?

Thanks for your help.

I am using a PVR-150

Your latest version 0.9.0 (DVB/BDA support) is just great, sub - a big hooray! I'm having a lot of success, but one or two head-scratching difficulties.

I've managed to get my (older version) Nova-t to work here in the UK, after a certain amount of tweaking of tuning frequencies in the appropriate dvb-t *.ini file (come on Hauppauge - sort yerselves out!, but when I click on "Capture Sources(BDA Recording Plugin)/Edit/Map digital channels to EPG channels" I get a warning box which says: "You will not be able to record successfully until you install with a (Cyberlink) MPEG2 Multiplexer filter. (These) were not found on your machine."

Presumably because of this, my recordings are all of 0 bytes duration, and it is impossible to cancel them once they have started.

I'm puzzled - I've installed the latest version of Cyberlink Power DVD, and I've Selected Cyberlink Audio/Video decoder/renderer options in "MPEG-2 Playback" options.

What am I doing wrong? Can anyone help?

TIA.

Having problems with 0.908 with my Nova-T 90002

Here's the background:

Win XP Home SP2
P4 1.7
512Mb Ram
Hauppauge Nova-T 90002 with the latest Hauppauge 1.3 drivers.

Clean install of GBPVR on this machine, never had gbpvr on it before as I don't have an analogue TV capture card.    Used to run gbpvr on my laptop to play mp3s throughmy MVP.

Installed ok.

In config, set BDA Recording Plug in, with correct region and transmitter in the Recording Source section.

EPG update ok with bleb.

After I hit Map digital channels to EPG channels button, first problem.

I get the warning box that I need to have the Cyberlink or Intervideo Mpeg2 Multiplexer filter installed.

Where can these codecs/filters be obtained from?  I have installed the MPEG codec from the Hauppauge support page for the 90002. This didn't help.  

Following other posts in the forum, I installed Cyberlink PowerDVD trial. That didn't seem to contain the filter I need either.

Need some guidance on that one.

Next, if I click past the warning and try to scan for channels, the scanning starts, then at the end, I get an unhandled exception. (See attached file for details)  

About 1 time in 20 the scan is successful, and I get three TV channels and about 6 radio channels.  (In the Hauppauge WinTV I get all the channels, both radio and TV)

I can then preview in the little window and assign these TV channels to EPG channels.

All ok(ish) so far, but when I start the app and try to view live TV, I get an "Error:Failure Playing Back File" message.  I also get a mpeg file on the HDD in the recordings folder, size 0 bytes

As I said, I've tried to find the codecs.  Need help on that one.
Can I not watch any TV at all without this codec issue sorted?

Will the codec issue be affecting my channel scan?
I've tried scanning All regions, All channels in the Capture source set up, but that never completes and I always get an unhandled exception. '0' is not a valid value for 'value'  If I continue past the exception, nothing works in the config app, so I have to quit and try again.

I've also tried a complete reinstall, with no improvement.

Don't want to bother people with a dumb problem, but I am out of ideas on this one, and I can't see any suggestions in the forum.

Can't wait to get it all working, cos it all looks soooo good!

TIA,

Simon

Hi,

Don't know if this is a good place to report it, but the software running the forum seems to have a bug in the "New Posts" display. I had entered a message earlier today that was earlier than the last time on page 1 but later than the first time on page 2. I went back to the Hardware forum and verified the time of my message. So it looks like the pagination of the forum has a bug.

Steve Tyrakowski

GB-PVR is the first pvr program that just seems to work, but its missing some features. I do most of my TV watching while using my computer. I often just watch shows in a small window in the corner. I would like to be able to switch from fullscreen to windowed mode while watching live tv or a video. I would also like to customize the OSD behavior so that it does not react to mouse movements.

I'll also mention 'always on top' even though someone else recommended it. Right now I use a small utility called Powermenu that lets me select 'always on top' for any window.

Is there a way to schedule to record just the "first run" (new) show of a series instead of every single time it airs (reruns)? For example I have CSI scheduled to record as a series but it records not only the new show on thursday night but each daily show in syndicate. I just want to be able to record only the new shows of a series.

thanks
steve

Can anyone who is using v. 908 and using "Best Colours" option and getting acceptable performance please post your machine spec here?
In fact, can anyone who cares and uses it/wants to try it for the purposes of this research post your spec and results here? Thanks!

My spec is:

AMD Athlon XP 2400
512MB DDR RAM
Windows XP
X-Card
Hauppauge PVR-350
Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe mobo
nVidia 128MB FX5200
USR Wireless 125Mbps PCI Card

My results with it:
Very first time I move up or down or press enter on loading GB-PVR, it's instant. Then varies between 2-4 second delays and instant after that. This is not just changing screen, it's moving about menu's etc.

Anyone else?