GBPVR doesn't see my PVR 350 card for Hardware decoding. GBPVR only recognizes the card the way WinXP Pro does, as "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II". I can select the 350 for hardware decoding in the configuration program, but when I start GBPVR it says that it can't find a PVR 350. How do I fix this?

Hello all,

I just got a PVR250 MCE, it is installed properly windows xp pro recognizes it as a Hauppauge WinTV 88x.
I am unable to find a match in GBPVR for this.  If any one else has this card and is using GBPVR I would appreciate a little help getting this going.  I am unable to watch live tv or record.

Thanks in advance

Greg

First off-
GREAT JOB SUB!
Thank for all the hard work.

Now my question...
I removed all the stations in the net radio folder and replaced them with shoutcast stations I wanted, but they don't show up in the interface. How do I go about fixing this?

Mahalo nui loa
dag33k

Has anyone set up one of these to work with GB-PVR?

Ive been tinkering for some time and still cant work it out.

Can anyone suggest some settings please?

Thanks in advance.

Chris.

Hi,

when I record a show, lets say going from 8:00 to 10:00, and then I come home at 8:30 and start playing the file from "Recordings" while it is still recording, I can only watch it for the time that has passed since its beginning. In this case for 30 minutes. It then stops and I can start playing it again, then again lasting for the time past, so another 30 minutes when I jump to the end point of the former session.

Is this the wanted behaviour? Sorry if this was discussed before, I could not find this topic.

Greetings
Jui

Just installed the MediaMVP, looks great with GB-PVR, but I was surprised it showed my entire sever's PC HD, not just the shared folders.

Could there be security risks running this?

Could someone outside connect to the GB-PVR server and access all files?

Like some other posters here I am considering using MediaMVP in conjunction with GB-PVR. As far as I understand it, MediaMVP just connects to your home network and can stream in video and music (to your TV, stereo) from another computer on the network with the MediaMVP software installed. I'm confused as to how this works with GB-PVR. I assumed the way this worked was that you would use GB-PVR on your computer to set up schedules for recording shows, the computer would record them into mpeg format, and you would use the MediaMVP to stream the mpeg video from your computer hard drive to your TV. Is this correct? I saw another post that seemed to say that you could use the GB-PVR interface instead of the MediaMVP interface...does this mean you can use the GB-PVR interface on your TV screen? How would this work? Could you use the MediaMVP remote on the GB-PVR interface?

Hi sub,
Would it be possible to add a working directory option to custom tasks? For my teletext to xml conversion to work I need to specify the working directory. Up till now I used a windows shortcut icon. This week I tried to use a gbpvr custom task, but I cannot specify the working directory.

Another option would be to have gbpr point to a window shortcut..

Greetz,
MaBo

Hi sub,
gbpvr stores detail information about recordings taken from the program guide. Where does it store that?
The reason for my question is the following: I have a recording directory where all my recordings go. Sometimes I watch shortly after recording. Sometimes (for movies for instance) I record for when I feel like watching that movie. In that case I normally cut off the extra recording at the front and the back, cut out commercials etc. Then I save the stripped movie in a separate films directory. For children's programs I do the same etc.
But when I move the recording to another directory I lose the information from the epg.

The same holds when upgrading to a new version of gbpvr.

Is there a way to keep the extra information?

Greetz,
MaBo

Hi,

As for the moment I don't have a monitor attached to my htpc, I'm using the TV as a monitor. For that to work, I increased the windows font size. However, now some gbpvr things (via both the pvr tv-out and the video card tv-out) use the larger font, some others don't. For instance the top buttons on the main menu are still the way they used to be, the lower ones (from plugins and custom tasks) use the larger fonts. Also the OSD and the recordings sub-menu use the larger font. This makes it better to read, however no two lines fit in the box for one recording. Also on the OSD the time display is out of alignment.

I must say the larger fonts increase readability, but the way it looks now is less apealing.

I use the red-sky skin and like it VERY much. I changed two things:
1. Decrease the vertical button spacing from 40 to 35 to accomodate more buttons.
2. Change the redish font color into grey. Red font on red background was sometimes hard to read.

BTW my eyes are in excellent order ;-)
Greetz,
MaBo