Would it be possible to add support for the ATI tweaked cyberlink decoders. These decoders give the best picture on my system, and currently are the only ones i have installed. Don't know if it will help but the pin settings are:
FORMAT
FilterName1,InputPinName1,OutputPinName1
Cyberlink Video/SP Decoder (ATI),Video In,Video Out
Cyberlink Audio Decoder (ATI),Audio In,Audio Out
Here hoping
On another note, i am having problems connecting to the recording service. I can get the service running, but no joy with live TV. I will produce a log and send it to you,
The main feature of this release is that the MediaMVP support should now be working for everyone. Unfortunately no ffw/rrw at the moment while I work through a couple issues. I didn't want to hold up the release any longer. This should be corrected in the next release.
2003-2-1 v0.11
- Removed dependency on installation into "c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr"
- Changed the recording file name to be little more informative include date, start time, stop time e.g. Eastenders_20040122_2000_2100.mpg.
- Reoccuring manual recordings (weekly, week days, week ends etc).
- Added 'Record Season' option to TV guide. This will automatically schedule to record all programs on the selected channel with the same name, until you ask it to stop. I'll add more options to this in the future.
- More descriptive popups for the manual recordings in the recording menu.
- Added Finland to the list of countries available in the Direct Recording configuration.
- Reloading file list each time you go to the Music and Video screens.
- Should now support other mpeg hardware capture cards. You'll need to add a section for the filter and pin names to direct.ini. If you get another card up and going, send my the .ini settings so I can include them in subsequent release (for others to use).
- Fixed a bug where second song in play list was skipped.
- Fixed a bug with manual recordings where end time should roll over onto the next day
- Mostly functional MVP support. Still a few things not working properly (ffw/rrw/skip etc), but I didn't wont to hold up the release any longer.
- MVP screen size can be changed using settings in the config.xml - MVPWidth/MVPHeight/MVPOffsetX/MVPOffsetY
PS, you'll need to uninstall any previous version you have installed.
I have some old and new issues with release 010:
The problem of black screen/no audio occurred again (see this thread). And again after about 23 minutes of playback. This time the delay was not more than an hour, but some 10 minutes. The filesize was 962610KB, so far below any 2 or 4GB limits (but it's on an NTFS disk anyway). Did you already find something that can cause this?
Another, less important thing: when playing a .m3u file, the second item is not played. gbpvr skips from 1 to 3. With the skip back button the second item can be played! This occured with several playlist files!
Oh, and I've changed the shutdown process:
I've created two custom tasks:
Off! shutdown -s -t 50 -c "Shutdown in progress. To abort select NotOff."
NotOff shutdown -a
These can be selected from the main menu. Works neat. But does GBPVR like this?
I'm off installing the new hauppauge beta driverset.
Just firstly wanted to say WOW, what a piece of software and thanks for taking your time to write this! I am currently a SageTV user, and while i find that program great I think yours is coming along fantastically. Something about not having the shackles of paying customers must enhance productivity - MythTV and now this
Secondly, is there a way to pass channel changes to Girder so i can perfrom canging changes on my cable box with my USB-UIRT. I understand this is low priority for you atm, but if there is anything i can do to help let me know!
I have an issue where the EPG I am using is offset by one hour in the guide menu.
We have daylight savings here in Australia & I changed my date to disable the automatic daylight savings & adjusted the time but the guide was still incorrect.
the XLMTV app i am using (TV harvest  http://www.users.bigpond.com/OdGregg/ ) seems to have the times entered corrected against my system clock looking at the raw XML code
Could just be a problem with this harvester, but i am not familiar enough with the XMLTV spec to determine this.
If you want me to send you an example of the output, let me know
I left GB-PVR on last night for many hours (while I dozed off) and when I came back, playback was no longer in real time. I would get 1-2 second bursts of video+audio followed by 5-10 seconds of still screen. It seems to take 15-20 minutes of viewing before getting into this state.
Anybody else have similar problems? I'm using the wintvcap plugin for recording/viewing with the bitrate set @ 8.0 mbps VBR and the intervideo nonCSS software decoder.
The problem seems to be specific to GB-PVR as wintv2k doesn't seem to exhibit the same behaviour.
I'm using XMLTV automate to update my tv listings files. I have it set up to auto update late at night, but it seems that the gbpvr recording service locks this file preventing xmltv automate from updating it. Is there anyway to avoid this problem? Do I have to manually stop the service before each update?
I installed NVDvd Mpeg2 Codec to see if it gives better quality in Movieplayback on the PVR 350 Output but some movies did not run smooth eighter. The CPU usage is about 20% so I think any hardware is used but I dont know what hardware. The PVRs HW-decoder or the CLE266 HW-Decoder which is on my Via Epia M board!?
I selected the NVDVD coded in the configuration pannel but NVDvd shows no data traffic in the configuration pannel while playing a movie.
Is there any chance to check which codec is definitly used?