Okay here is the Netstream 2000 compatiblity driver.. It should enable most fuctionality of the Xcard on the Netstream 2000.( other then the avi play pack -- differnt code address for the video buffer - also it's not known)
I made some changes to the Jukebox plugin to fix some bugs I found with it and the MVP. How can I make these available to others?
- Fixed page up/page down buttons to register as onclick events. They didn't reset the 10 second timer that switches the screen back to the playlist. They also didn't switch the screen back to the file list from the playlist screen.
- Made the OK button the way to select tracks to add to the playlist. Using the Right button to both navigate and select tracks made people accidentally select tracks they didn't want to play.
- Made the album image on the playlist screen bigger.
Are there any plans to allow playlist modifications? The only options available through the API are adding songs and retrieving the current playlist. A way to remove and/or reorder songs would be nice.
Also, there is a bug where the MVP will stop playing songs in the playlist if the user navigates to the Main Menu. The current song keeps playing, and the playlist remains intact, but the next song will not start playing unless someone presses Play. Any guesses as to why this is happening?
I'm looking at the Comics source and it's mostly making sense (possibly enough to try a 'Hello World' plug-in later  ). But...
With developing GB-PVR plug-ins in mind using Visual Studio .NET can anyone recommend a good book.
Something that gives a basic introduction to the concepts but doesn't hold back on technical detail/references. I've programmed quite a few languages over the years but I've never written a line of C#.
I came up with some profiles to enable the SnapStream Firefly remote (a Christmas present of mine) to work with GB-PVR without using GIRDER. Â It might be subject to further refinement, but so far, it looks like I at least captured the functions supported by the Hauppauge remote.
I have a hauppauge WinTV-PVR-PCI which is not supported by GB-PVR (I wish is was....). I currently am using GB-PVR as a replacement for the Media MVP server, and absolutely love it. It is amazing! My GB-PVR server is my main PC in the basement of my house, and the MVP is in my family room wired via ethernet through router-switch.. I have the Picture ,Weather (with 3 zipcodes),Theater (with a seperate button linked to refresh listings),Solitare, and Comics plugins.
I have been using TitanTV to select shows to record on my PVR card, and it works fine. But now, I can view the TV Listings right at my TV upstairs, and I would love to be able to select <Record> and add it to the scheduler.
Or if I could view the TitanTV "Big Screen" listings on the GB-PVR and select from there, that might work also.
How do you change the folder that the plugin looks in? I have music in 3 different folders. It sees one of them only. If I use Sub's music option, I can browse and access all three folders. Is there a way to manually (or use the mouse/keystroke to) configure the plugin to go to another folder?
TIA
GB PVR is showing black screen when i go to live tv, and freezes.
Here is the log:
20:36:02:901 - DShow ERROR ConnectToPinByName HCW MPEG Splitter Connect Failed -- There is no common media type between these pins.
20:36:02:921 - DShow ERROR ConnectPins Reader, Splitter -- There is no common media type between these pins.
I've been playing around with HTPC software for the last couple of days. I liked GB-PVR best, because the PVR part is what's most important to me and it seems to be the focus of this program.There is however one thing that Media Portal for example has the this does not:
In the guide MP displays the current time, so you can immediately see if a program has already started. It's a vertical line through the guide at the current time.
Any change this will be implemented in GB-PVR?
If not, any change of a clock being displayed in the guide screen? I've been running in windowed mode for the testing, but when I've decided on all the hard- and software for my HTPC it will only be run in full screen so no windows clock!