I have more than one PVR-250. I read the quick start guide. But it doesn't say if I have to define inputs for all my cards or only one?
Also, can GBpvr support more than one recording at the same time?
Finally, about the buffer. If I do back to back recordings and I stated a buffer, what will happen? Will the 2nd recording start at the right time and the 1st one cut short? Or the 2nd be cancelled?
I don't know if this is as designed, but the resume from pause feature (which is great by the way) on the video library only works if you have used the "esc" key to exit the video - if you bring up the OSD and click "Menu", you don't get the resume prompt next time you start the video.
If it is by design, is there a remote control button to press that is the equivalent of "esc"?
Are there any plans to introduce colour-map inversion support (on a per-channel basis) to facilitate tuning Australian cable-TV? This is the one key feature of JovePlayer and BeyondTV that is missing for us Aussies.
I'm thinking of something similar to what DScaler and HNCPlus do (only neither of these products supports my PVR-350).
I've just realised somewhere with release 0.0.8 I seem to have lost GBPVR control of the remote control - if I switch IR.EXE back on it works, but without it on it doesn't.
Just installed the latest version.
I get following message : Application has generated an exception that couldn't be handled.
Process id=0xb30 (2864), Thread id=0xd8 (216)
What does that mean ?
I run XP and .NET 1.1 is installed.
Can someone post a picture of how they use .my files (and mp3 playlists too) in gbpvr? I've struggled with .my files and haven't ever looked at playlists - what tools create them?
I have been playing with VideoLan for the last couple of days and it is fun. Especially as i can stream from my desktop to my laptop and connect the laptop to the tv. You can stream files, dvd, etc.
One limitation of videolan at present is it cannot stream live-tv on a windows platform.
This concept may not fit into the GB-PVR roadmap but i'm curious to see what others think about this. I'm not sure what the benefits would be but i do like the idea of being able to stream live tv, dvd, mpeg, etc.
Just so you know - If you bring up the display properties for you desktop and go to the Appearance tab, click effects, and check the font smoothing option, your fonts show come up much cleaner in GB-PVR. This allow GB-PVR to anti-alias fonts.