Hi!
Im trying to use the Jukebox plugin but I can't get it to work. It seems to be hanging with the message "Please wait...building database". I Have a very large music-collection so perhaps it takes some time, but I Have waited for over one hour without any response. Can someone help me...
I have a problem with mp3 playback. For some files, when I play from GBPVR it sounds like my speakers are broken. I don't have this problem when playing the same files with winamp or mediaplayer.
When I render an mp3 with graphedit it reports that the codec used is the Intervideo audio decoder, and when I play the file it sounds the same as with GBPVR.
When in graphedit I replace the codec with the non-CSS version, it sounds OK. I have selected this one in the config app for the movie audio playback and that sounds alright, but how can I get GBPVR to use it for mp3 playback too?
I'm running the latest .227 version (which works fine otherwise) on my Pundit-R. I'm not sure now if the problem was present in .214 because I had not played those files for a while.
I have installed the theater listing and when I bring it up on the gbpvr screen I get the listing screen but everything is empty. Â I downloaded the get listing app and it works, the .xml file is at the root of c: - what's wrong here?
By the way - great product - keep up the good work sub!
I came up with some old Caller ID code that I had that's in C that uses TAPI. I was thinking of 'converting' it to C++ and making a plugin now that we can post test to the TV screen Do you have a framework/sample I could use for a plugin in C++?
I set my system to record something overnight and then made the mistake of setting the system in standby when I went to bed. When I awoke, I noticed that my system was in standby and was pissed that I forget that I set it to record. Well, was I surprised that it did record. HOW? If it woke up, (Obviously) I don't know how it set it back to standby mode. Is this normal?
I hope so but I don't remember setting anything for this to happen.
OK, started a new thread since Music Albums (MAP) now officially has left the beta stage. The plugin has been e-mailed to sub for publication on this homepage (have not got a good place to store the plugin myself i am afraid)...
For those of you that havent heard about this plugin before - here is a short feature list and a few screenshots:
Feature list version 1.0a
- Play your digital audio in a album manner
- Lists subfolders in a configured path as albums
- Also supports M3U Playlists as albums
- Displays album image and information for current track and album
- Full ID3v1.1 support
- Instant play and/or queue function
- GB-PVR skin support. Control fonts, colors, placement...
- GB-PVR language support (swedish translation sample
included)
- PDF manual (included) - requires GB-PVR v.0.22
...
Browse your albums
Play a whole album with a single click on the remote
Create your own music queue by adding full albums or individual songs
Thanks to the four kind gentlemen sub, tkgafs, johnburton and joecru for your assistance and support!
Does GB-PVR support the hardware decoder on the Via EPIA M-series motherboards?
I noticed in the quick start guide it says it supports the Xcard and Hauppauge PVR 350 decoders, but does it have any support for the above mentioned board?
I was thinking about throwing together an easy PVR setup, but am hoping the hardware decoder is supported to reduce CPU strain.
The setup I was going for:
Casetronic 2699R
Via EPIA ME6000
Maxtor 160GB 8MB buffer HD
256 MB pc2100 DDR Ram
Hauppauge PVR-150 (Not the MCE version, since i want the remote. Or possibly just get a 250)
Have the scheduled recordings show the padding in the name box.
and/or
Allow editting of scheduled recordings.
It would also be nice if gbpvr were "smart" enough to guess whether it can fit the current show in the space left for the recording directory and modify the settings for that session accordingly (I presume that this cannot be changed on the fly? I would think that it would make a messed up mpeg stream.... but you should be able to do it before you start recording).
You might also (in combo with directly previous) add a "maximum disc space to occupy" option so that those that do not have a dedicated PVR disc won't mess up their other apps by filling the hard-drive.