I have just downloaded and installed the latest software from hauppauge for the mvp 2.2.22281

but the newest dongle.bin doesn't seem to work with gbpvr

it loads up and displays the menu but the remote is totaly dead

there are no error messages in the logs it actually is as though somebody has removed the batteries from the remote !!

the new software seems to run a bit faster when using the default hauppgauge interface

reverting to the previous dongle.bin and everything is fine again


Tkgafs

sub can you fix the tab index in the config form, like if you just use the keyboard and use tab the controls are indexed right they jump all over the place. im sure you know what i mean (one of my compsci lecturers always goes on and on about this )

Sub,

Say I want to add a webpage to your set. My dev machine is on a different machine from GBPVR. So using VC# I make a web app thingy, then it wants the URL of the project...

SInce Im on a seperate box, are there permission issues Im going to have pointing it to my seperate GBPVR system?

I tried opening the main web project, but I don't think it is able to open the URL (http://<ip>:<port>/gbpvr..


It really seems like a permission (or allowed extension) issue. I also cannot browse to that file.

Ideas how to fix?

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I wonder if this sounds like a good idea to anyone else here:

A shared catalogue of images for use with plugin skins. The main example the comes to mind is logo images and task images, so we could have a nice image blended in with the background. That way, custom backgrounds could be made per plugin without having to hack together another GBPVR logo, etc etc. Also, that would allow positioning the logo within the background wherever it would be appropriate given the layout of the plugin.

Just my 2 cents worth.

I'm inches from buying an ATi eHome Wonder from newegg ($50 cheaper than hauppauge 250mce), but I need to know if it works properly with GBPVR first.

Any experiences?

Also, does the FM support work?

Thanks.

Do you know if GB-PVR works with the new Hauppauge PVR150? And, if so, what setting do I select?

is there a guide or something to make skins. ive got a bit of free time and would like to learn?

I've setup Girder with the following guide tuned for Snapstream:

http://www.ubiqsoft.com/snapstream/snaps...ct2000.htm

I've also chosen the Girder plugin in GBPVR config, and the Girder and GBPVR internet server port & passwords match. I can successfully test the serial connection as in the guide, and it works perfectly within Snapstream, changes the channels via the serial port.

Within GBPVR, the channels don't change. I'm far from a Girder expert, this is my first time using it. Can somebody tell me what I'm doing wrong? This is driving me nuts!

Hi all. This is my first post, so apologies in advance if I've chosen the wrong forum.

Firstly, let me say that GB-PVR is a brilliant bit of software, and I will definately be sending some cash for it. I've paid good money for software that isn't half as good.

Okay, now my problem...

I'm using a WinTV PVR250 with a nVidia FX5200 graphics card which has a built-in hardware MPEG-2 decoder supporting VMR. I'm not sure, however, that GB-PVR is using the hardware decoder for playback. It isn't listed in the drop-down box for hardware decoder device, so I have to select software. VMR9 should be the way - right?

OK, I've done that. Problem is I can pause and re-commence live TV (or playing the recording while it's recording), but can't rewind or fast-forward.

I read in another post that you need to enable SBE to be able to do this, but if I do, GB-PVR reports "Error: Failure playing back file" when I try to watch live TV or playback recordings.

I've also noticed that my CPU usage is higher running GB-PVR to play back recordings than when I use, for instance, Windows Media Player 10 which I know definately uses the VMR/Overlay.

So, 2 questions:

1. Is GB-PVR using my hardware decoder?
2. If not - what are the correct settings to be able to do it?

System summary:
Pentium P4 3.0e (Prescott, hyper-threading)
nVidia XFX 5200 256Mb video card (latest forceware drivers)
WinTV PVR250
512Mb System Memory
Windows XP Home Edition SP2
DirectX 9.0c

Just as an aside, when GB-PVR is recording (without playback) it uses LESS than 1% of my CPU capacity at full high quality DVD res - WOW! Top coding.

Thanks again for a great program.