If you've looked at the front page for GB-PVR you've probably realised that websites arn't my forte. If anyone has prior experience with this kind of thing and are pretty good at it, I'd appreciate the help.
I'm only after a relatively small website with three or four pages, but I want it to look really cool. I think a big part of this is a good colour scheme and logo. If you've got any ideas flick me an email.
Does GBPVR replace the basic functions of the MVP or just provide a different interface with the same functionality underneath? ie can GBPVR (if the programmers so desire) do things like change the skip length or provide different RW/FW speeds to those provided by hauppauges software?
After upgrading to .14 all my recordings are no longer listed. I have no problem rescheduling the season recordings because I figure the file that listed them was overwritten. But is there a way to put my already recorded files back in the list?
Also as a side note when using the new full screen option the screen does not work properly. It does full screen but the picture is not centered and I can still see my desktop behind it.
~happens in VMR7 and Overlay
~happens when started in windowed mode or not
~PVR 250
~Direct Recording Plugin
~anything else just ask
Changing channels using the numeric keypad still doesn't work.
With the Intervideo/Hauppauge decoder and VMR7, if closed captioning is not selected, live TV gives a picture for a fraction of a second, then goes completely black. The live TV MPEG file is OK, just the display gets messed up. VMR9 works as it should.
Closed captioning doesn't work. I'm using the Intervideo / Hauppauge decoder, I've tried VMR7 and VMR9 with no success. I built a graph to play the live TV MPEG files, and there is no closed captioning in them. If I use GBPVR to play back a file that I know has captions, they are displayed, so the problem is that the captions are not being saved in the MPEG files.
And after I've run GBPVR, the first time I run WinTV2000, closed captioning doesn't work in it. If I close WinTV2000 down and then run it again, closed captioning works.
if you would export all text messages from GBVR into an ini file, it would be possible to translate the messages to different languages. I would translate to german.......