I'm running Server 2003, and am hoping to install GBPVR on it. Has anyone tried this? Sub, is there any reason you know of that this won't work? If no one knows I'll give it a try and hope for the best... thanks!
Can we as a development community agree to use the DatabaseConnection element from the Config.xml file to get the source for our database connections if we are going to query/manipulate the database directly.
Either that, or can we get a Plugin API that returns a Connection object based off the information in the config.xml. This will help ensure that the plugins still work, if the database that is being used changes.
Couldn't find any previous posts about this, I guess its not an important feature for most, but how about a way of playing CD's through GBPVR.
At the moment I have Windows Media Player auto play any CD I put In but It would be nice if it was integrated into the program.
Oh yeah, another small thing: It would be cool if the list of files in the video library directory had the same format as in the recordings area. i.e. a list you can scroll down through rather than the big boxes.
Other than that Great software.
keep up the good work Sub
sub in the next build can you change the page up/down buttons for the search guide from replay/skip to green/blue, just to make things constant.
cheers.
For those of us with only 1 tuner, its a pain when there are 2 things on at the same time we want to watch.
It would be absolutely great is GB-PVR had some kind of peer-2-peer file sharing, that would let you download one of the 'wanted' recordings off of another user.
I am not sure on the legalities, but I would have thought this is legal as you have paid to have the broadcast already - just couldnt watch it because you watched something else.
I know its probably a massive feature to add (unless you can somehow cheaply add an existing protocol to do this).
Hi,
Yesterday I had some mpeg-cutting to do. So I fired up nanoPEG (it was included with the PVR350, and have used it up till now, without too much pain  ). The recent recordings can be opened with nanopeg, but I cannot scroll through them. So cutting a file has become virtually impossible with nanopeg.
Fortunately, I had cutterman and PVAStrumento on my pvr-machine and they worked well. I used to get quite some errors when demuxing with PVAStrumento, but with the two files I cut yesterday none appeared.
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). The recent recordings can be opened with nanopeg, but I cannot scroll through them. So cutting a file has become virtually impossible with nanopeg.