Hi,
This week I wanted to watch a program I had just recorded. However, comskip had just started dealing with the file. This caused an error. Therefore the following:
Would it be possible to automatically stop comskip (or ask the user whether he wants it to stop) when a recording under comskip is selected for playing.
It would be nice to tell gbpvr when planning a recording whether comskip should run on the recording or not. Some shows (the news for instance) has no commercial breaks within it, so comskipping it is of not much use.
Posted by: Dai - 2004-11-04, 10:48 AM - Forum: Wishlist
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Could you make it so that you can autostart any plugin (in the way you can auto start on most of the inbuilt apps). For example: GBPVR -plugin plugin_name.
I have installed GBPVR for the first time tonight.
I have a pvr250 with the latest drviers (18.22254) installed.
At first live tv would crash after about 2 seconds. I turned on SBE, and now it works, but if I use VMR9, the picture and overlays look very nice, but the audio very quickly gets out of synch. If I use Overlay Manager, audio gets a little out of synch, but PQ is bad and overlays look rough.
I'm using the Intervideo, Non CSS Video Decoder and same for the audio decoder.
I have tried with ffdsho on and off (it is installed) and it makes no difference.
I connected the TV out of my PVR350 to my TV with an s video cable and got a great picture but naturally no sound. The S video output from the PVR also has a set of composite connectors so I connect the left and right audio to my TV and got sound but the picture became black and white. I assume the PVR350 started outputing composite instead of s video and hence the black and white picture through my s video cable. I disconnected the phono leads but the svideo didn't revert to a colour even after a reboot.
How do I get the PVR350 to output svideo again and can I use the composite audio outputs with svideo or will I need to ourput sound from a soundcard if I want to use s video output?
Hi I'm building a HTPC, and I wan't to be able to play all kind's of media types from DivX, Xvid to DVD's (MPEG).
Is the PVR-350 any good (and is it able to output DivX and Xvid to the TV-out or only MPEG?) or would I be better of with a PVR-250 and a Xcard or Matrox Millenium as TV-output source?
I know there's a couple threads about the PVR-150 card already but before I actually order one, let me ask again...the PVR-150 will be supported in the next release...is that correct?
Does that apply to the PVR-150MCE too?
Or is there any difference? The specs on the Hauppauge page look identical for the 150 and 150MCE, so I think it's the same card...the 150 comes with remote & software while the 150MCE includes only MCE drivers...but anyone know for sure?
Looks like the 150 and 500 use the same drivers...the 500 is two 150's...
This is my first attempt, so it's still a little quirky and not completely finished, but have released it as a few people wanted an example of implementing the IInfoPanel.
I appologise if I haven't done it all correctly, but it is quite confusing looking through the plugins to work out what to do as most of them do it differently.
Comments/suggestions are welcome.
Next version will have temp/fan speeds (hopefully) and maybe the config screen so you can choose what goes on the InfoPanel, if I get enough time.
Is it correct that GB-PVR needs to have internet access in order to function?
If I block internet access in ZoneAlarm then the MediaMVP cannot display Live TV (error message: No connection to recording service). As soon as I allow internet access and restart the recording service, everything is fine...
Why is internet access necessary? What is being sent or received?