Seems when I change channels it will obviously delay between them it will crash and I have to restart the service. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
When I try to install the latest version of GB-PVR the installations stops after the license confirmation with the following message : "Installation ended prematurely because of an error".
I'm installing on XP SP1 and yes I have installed Microsoft .net runtime v1.1 (Dutch version though).
My GB-PVR-box (an Asus Pundit-R) is pretty quiet; but still too noisy to keep it on 24x7. To kill the noise and save on the power-bill, i think it would be great to
(a) make GB-PVR shut down (or hibernate) the machine after recording a show
(b) set the BIOS wake-on-alarm to start the machine a few minutes before recording a show.
I don't know much about C#; but willing to test stuff if anyone gives it a try to build
I've been trying to get some PVR software working for days.
My PVR-350 works fine with my freeview box and I watch TV on my PC using WinTV2000.
The PVR-350 is connected to the freeview box via a scart cable which was supplied with it. This cable has a scart connector at one end which goes into the freeview box and a sort of small round 9-pin connector at its other end. This 9-pin connector plugs into the PVR-350. I can't say whether it is composite or s-video but I do know that WinTV2000 seems to say it's composite (after my hit-and-miss installation).
So I have one channel only ["Freeview"] in WinTV2000 and I change channel on the freeview box using the freeview box's own remote control, as I did before when it was connected to my telly. This is all fine.
However, when I come to try to get GB-PVR to work, I really am completely lost. What's the 'board number'? What source do I use. Whichever one I choose, nothing seems to happen.
I have got the EPG data and the TV guide works (except A. I don't know how to navigate back to the main menu - I have to exit the program and restart - and B. the Hauppage remote control seems only to be talking to the PVR-350, not to GB-PVR). But as for watching television, I just cannot figure it out.
I actually started out with SageTV but gave up with it. Could not understand it at all either. I'm pretty inexperienced with a lot of the terminology but I wouldn't call myself computer-clueless. I've installed countless software and a new hard drive and the WinTV card etc.
Is there anypone out there willing to help out? I'll be very grateful.
Hi all,
maybe this is posted on a wrong place, but I am not sure.
I wonder how a DVD film of over 3 hours can have such a good quality picture but my recordings with GBPVR is about 2.3 Gigs per hour? If a DVD is 4.7 Gigs it should be impossible with more than about 2 hours.
My question is therefore; Can I do something with my recorded files and reduce the size without the quality, so that I can burn them on a DVD?
As you all now clearly understands, I am not a programmer and is just learning how this all works.
I have just bought a pvr350 in my local PC World for 69.99 UK pounds.
They had two in stock when I got mine
dont know if it was a mistake or they have them on special offer
the pvr250 was 99.99 uk pounds figure that one out
my local branch in Dundee Scotland also had about 25 mvps for 19.99 but none of them were marked with the yellow dot sio I didnt bother with one of those
Does anyone know if there are any Windows based MediaMVP clients. From what I understand it is a small variation on VNC and yes I do mean client for connecting to something like the GBPVR MediaMVP server.
There are a number of reasons for asking, the first is a simple client for testing skins etc, the second reason is I would imagine that it would create a basic gbpvr remote client for scheduling etc.
Does PVR350/250 processing the audio it self or do it use a soundcard, when it store the movie then recording ?
And what about playback, can PVR350 processing the audio it self or do I need a soundcard?
I have a Xcard, would it together with a PVR250, could make the audioprocess from an recorded/timeshiftet movie, without a soundcard?
I am asking because I also have an Ati All In Wonder 128 (which have not being used for a long time), which I have taking in use again, just to try pvr-function with ShowShifter (which support Ati AIW 128) but playing a recorded/timeshiftet movie, the sound is horrible and the audio process is going around the soundcard, a Maestro II.
Are there other things I should take into consideration?