I understand that although these cards capture a digital MPEG2 signal and can record it to disk, GB-PVR does not support them. Â What is required to allow GB-PVR to cope with them?
We are having a discussion in another thread about commercial skipping which gave me a idea for another plugin. This one would take the original stored mpeg file and apply the commercial skips cut points, saving a new mpeg file with the result.
That way once you knew the cut points were accurate you could create a new recording without the commercials so you wouldn't have to skip manually all the time.
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Is there any way to increase the audio record levels as programs I have recorded with GB_PVR the audio is quite low when played back on the media MPV, also can GB_PVR support more them 1 MPV spooling video at the same time?
I managed to get gb-pvr working with MediaMVP and its just what I needed for my bedroom as a pc would have been too loud to use. But when I'm watching TV it works fine for about 5 mins then the MediaMVP crashes and locks up. I check the pc with gb-pvr and seems to be still serving as the hard drive light is still flashing. Anyone had this problem before?
I just finished installing WinXP on a fresh hd to test with GB PVR. I'm currently running on a Celeron 500 / i810 chipset / 256mb ram / 40gb free disk space. I have already installed the drivers for the hauppauge 250 and 350 in my system.
When I run the installer, it doesn't launch the config utility at the end of installation like it does on my other test machine. Instead, I tried to manually launch the configuration client and receive the following error:
"The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application."
This happens whether I launch the config or the actual application.
Well, its about 24hrs now since I stumbled across GB-PVR. My MediaMVP was delivered on friday and quite frankly i think its an amazing bit of kit. My Mini-ITX based PVR has now been retired to be re-assigned to othe duties.
So, intial comments.. My overall thoughts are what a fantastic piece of software I do seem to be having a few problems :-
1. Video playback - I dont get the OSD as shown in the help. Why is this?
2. MP3 playback progress - you can't tell what MP3 is playing and how far through it is.
The plugins are great, the picture plugin knocks the socks off the standard MVP picture viewer. I have a few comments about ow the package could be improved. So - What else would I like...
1. DVB support!!.
If this software supported DVB it would quite suimply be the best PVR software available. I have a Hauppauge Nova PCI DVB card which I have owned for over a year now. I've yet to find a decent piece of software to exploit this card. The Hauppauge software is OK (ish) , but its terrible on a TV. Coupled with the superb EPG support etc it would really finish this off.
2. Video library playback
The ability to skip through a playing back file with the number keys - as you can with the haupauge software would be good. 1 skips to 10% of the way though, 2 to 20%, 3 to 30% etc.
3. UK weather page
I have installed and configured the weather plugin. Weather forecasting varies from 'provider' to 'provider'. It would be good if the source of the information used in the weather applet could configured; i.e. bbc.co.uk, metcheck.com, weather.co.uk. everybody has their favourite. Satellite picture
is great though.