Sub, I know this has been reported before, but I canceled a show about 4 hours before it was scheduled to record, but it still recorded. The entry was deleted from the schedule database, but the Recording Service must still have had a cache of it. It looks like that cache isn't getting reloaded correctly after a recording has been canceled.
Ok, I have tried everything I can think of and that I can find in this forum after searching it for the last couple of days and have had no luck getting this to stop. Â
Here is my setup:.
All products bought and used in the US, ~70 channel cable service (no box required), Dell P4, fresh XP home install w/SP2 and firewall, 2.53ghz, 512mb, 80gig master, 200 gig slave (for gbpvr recordings), Linksys 'b' home network (CPU is wireless, MVP is at router, 128 bit WEP), Media MVP (auto-start server), PVR-250, gbpvr (w/ weather, solitare, my albums and my pictures plugins)...
Here are the symptoms:
On my cpu, WinTV and GBPVR work fine initially so I go and try it on the MVP. Â Both live tv and recordings stutter both audibly and visually at random intervals and intensities, everything else seems to work fine except for the screen being off center which I imagine is not related and is next on my "to fix" list. Â Audio is also slightly distorted imediatly surrounding the stutters. Â Now, I'll go back and try it again on my pc and the now both winTV and GBPVR are stuttering also but only the video, audio comes out fine which makes it a little harder to notice the whole thing is going on but it is. Â Reboot and the whole process starts over.
Here's what I've tried:
Net1.1 framework (obviously), GBPVR application off main page, latest Haup apps and drivers as downloaded off their site (no betas, no MVP apps), put pagefile on private partition on slave (I would like the LiveTV buffer and my recordings here on a seperate partition although I have tried moving them around), latest chipset drivers, intel application accelerator, ran PC pitstop evaluation with all checkered flags (http://www.pcpitstop.com).  I have also tried many, but obviously not all of the  combinations of video/audio decoders and renderers.  Doing this seems to alter how this is happening, but not stop it. I also tried putting my performance settings for background services and for system cache which had no effect so I switched it back.  I tried to switch my wireless card to full-duplex which wasn't available for some reason so it's on auto, see here:
I really am out of ideas. Â Someone please help, I REALLY want to get this great program working for me instead of me working for it...
I am looking to write a plugin that will sync the time with a NTP server providing that time update will not screw up any in-progress recordings. I have had a look through the GBPVR.Public namespace and cannot see anything obvious that would allow me to do that.
Is a plugin even capable of running in the background with no gui, or would i need to write an external service such as the GBPVR Recording Service?
I have a lot of rm and rmvb file.
I do have real splitter and directshow installed on my machine.
But as long as those files' extension stays as rm or rmvb, when I try to play them in GBPVR, it just do not work. But if I change the extension to mpg, they do works ok.
So is it a known issue? Or is any way to make it works? Since it seems to have a hugh pain for me to change the extension of all my media file to mpg from rmvb.
I know this is a stupid quesiton, but I can't remember, nor find, the key mapping file, I know its an xml somewhere, but where is the file that maps the keyboard and remote to actions? eg. ctrl-b means show the OSD, etc..
Hey fellas I love GBPVR, and no with the right amount of ram it runs BEAuTIFULLY simply aweosme! What i want to know is if i can reassign buttons on the remote that came with my PVR150 to do certain functions in GBPVR?
I know that the software bundle comes with IR blaster, but i dont know what that does, but cant get it to work. Any ideas? Or even possible?
I'm using a newly purchased WinTV-PVR-150MCE in a Pentium4 533-MHz system, running Windows XP SP 2 with 512 meg memoery. Everytime I try to run "Live TV" GB-PVR halts with the message: