Was listening to one station, switched to another.  It started playing.  Wasn't paying attention because I was on the phone, but at some point (< 5 minutes) it switched back to the first station by itself. The display still showed the second station.  Then after about maybe 30 minutes total it stopped playing abruptly.  Attempting to reconnect to any station gave the 'unable to connect' error.  Wouldn't reconnect until I exited out of gb-pvr and restarted.  Then after restarting it would reconnect but stopped after a few minutes.  The entire system is crawling now so I need to reboot

Might be related to not releasing the stream, resourse leak etc. but just thought I'd mention it.

After the reboot now ... too weird, started gb-pvr and selected 1 station.  It stayed highlighted but Hmmmm ... listening closer, it is playing a exact repeat of what was playing earlier on the other station. Something apparently got pretty hosed.  What can I reset sub? It apparently is playing old stream data.

Hi Sub,

I'm writing a Picture viewer plugin (to replicate the original MVP's functionality within GB-PVR), but I've failed to master the "Back" button on the MVP's remote.

Does .NET have access to the following keys:
"Back/Exit", "Go", "Red", "Mute", "Full", "Rwnd", "Ffwd", "Rec"

If so, can IMenuTask be handed events to respond to those keys?


Ecruos

Check out the included image.  The station and genre fields are missing the first letter.  Could be coming in wrong from the source but I have no way of checking.

Can't seem to attach files so here is a link to the .pls file.

How about an rss news reader, sort of like how MythTV does it?

All things being considered it's going remarkable well (compared to my attempts to get mythTV working under Fedora anyway!!!. My gbpvr runs through the pvr350 with sound and plays/records "live TV" from my video camera on the svideo input of the pvr350. XMLTV source for channels importing nicely, netradio and stored video and mp3 all mighty fine - many, many thanks for an excellent package .

OK.. second sky STB arriving on Friday so that will be the real crunch but in the meantime my redrat3 has arrived today so the $64,000 question is girder or redrat's command line exe rr_cli? Anyone got any experience using the redrat3 and gbpvr or any other pvr?

Second part of question do you have to teach the redrat3 to control say a PACE digibox or are there databases of presets?

Many thanks in advance
PK

Similar to current net radio, but for video as well.

http://www.nullsoft.com/nsv/

When I connect my tv to the tv out (on PVR 350) the OSD works, but when I try to watch tv (or a recording) either the OSD remains on the tv (on VGA it turns black with the 'tv out' msg) or the screen of tv turns black.

TV-out on WinTV2000 works.

Any suggestions?

OK, I give up on the pvr 350 card. Looks like if you have a crashing problem with OSD it is going to stay that way. I am returning it today and buying an xcard.

What xcard model are people using that has a video out. Thanks.

Hi,

I have installed GBpvr 2 days ago. I tried to record programs manually without success. The software claims, it is recording, the capture card (pvr350) is locked, but nothing is written on the HDD.
After trying on my other PC (first PC with win XP, second with win 2000), I had the same effect. No recording.

I solved the problem by removing the default option: AUTO-CREATE FOLDERS WHEN RECORDING.

As I have no EPG at the moment, I think, the program has no name to begin with, and fails to create a file name.

I hope, this will help the programmer(s?), who already did a great job.

I was listening to a net radio station, then switched to the music library page and selected a mp3 to play. The net radio stopped playing and the mp3 played fine. I stopped and started a few mp3's when I noticed my network tray icon was still showing a lot of traffic. I waited a bit more and still saw the heavy net traffic. I exited gb-pvr and the traffic went away. I suspect gb-pvr stopped playing the net radio station when I played the mp3, but it didn't shut down the stream.

And yes, the mp3 files were local so that wasn't it