I have a WinTV 350. When I go to live tv or play a recording and then o back to the main menu the screen blanks out about every 2 seconds and program stops responding. This does not happen on the MVP. Any ideas what I should be looking for?
Hi can anyone give me advice.I am trying to use the external plugins eg: jukebox plugin, but when I choose the option on the MVP menu, the Mvp goes back to trying to connect to server.
Is there a way to set what area of the video signal is recorded? The reason being that when I record off of network channels, I get the bottom couple of pixels of the time-code for the show along the top of the screen on playback. It's a little distracting.
Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question or if this has already been covered elsewhere on the forum.
Live TV on my PC and MVP works great. Pausing is excellent. However, once I have resumed playback after a pause should I be able to fastforward to catch up with the live broadcast ( for example to skip ADs)? I've tried pressing the FF button on the Hauppauge remote control but nothing happens. Am I doing something stupid or this fetaure not yet available?
thanks in advance.
Posted by: Peter K - 2004-08-02, 03:13 PM - Forum: Hardware
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Hi there.
Does anyone know how to adjust the audio input level on the pvr-250 card when using GB-PVR?
The audio level is fine for for recording television shows my external satellite receiver but I find the audio level is too high coming out of my VCR when I do a manual recording.
I have tried tweaking the scart1_level registry entry but that only seems to work in the WINTV2000 application. Â I know I can use that but I'd rather use GB-PVR to do the capture since I prefer the interface.
Is there a way to change the number of movie covers that are displayed on screen. The current 3 by 2 format is a little hard to read and would prefer 3 by 1.
I recorded 3 test programs at different recording quality settings (Low, Medium, and High). The Low is a little grainy, but ok. The Medium is fine.
The High has "scan lines" (probably not the right term) that roll across the picture. It's the same effect you see when you take a "slow/low frame rate" movie camera and shoot a TV screen. The scan lines I'm seeing are not as prominent as this example. The lines I see are more static like.
Background: v.19 w/ Hauppage 350
I've viewed the scan lines on an MVP and via the PC that did the recording -- same on both.