A few basic questions about GBPVR

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I have a few questions about GBPVR.

1. Is there any way to stop a recording ? Once I set one up I can't tell how to stop it and when you try and move away from a channel that is recording, GBPVR won't allow you to watch another channel, without stopping the recording.

2. Is there a way to tell what is recording ? I don't see an indicator on the guide that shows me what channel is being recorded.

3. If you are using an XMLTV grabber to get guide data but in the GBPVR you have already mapped sat channels to the EPG, is there a way to only import those channels to the guide. Right now, the entire channel list of the XMLTV file gets imported into the guide and it's causing an issue because not all of those channels were scanned.

4. There is no listing for the Zap Stream IR Remote control that I use with my SageTV setup, is there a special driver for that or do I need to explore other remote options ?

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I have a few questions about GBPVR.

1. Is there any way to stop a recording ? Once I set one up I can't tell how to stop it

2. Is there a way to tell what is recording ? I don't see an indicator on the guide that shows me what channel is being recorded.

You can see what is recording, and cancel the recordings from the Recordings screen. Click the 'pending' button.

3. If you are using an XMLTV grabber to get guide data but in the GBPVR you have already mapped sat channels to the EPG, is there a way to only import those channels to the guide. Right now, the entire channel list of the XMLTV file gets imported into the guide and it's causing an issue because not all of those channels were scanned.

Assuming you've only got digital capture sources, then the config will usually disable any channels which you've not mapped, and these wont show up in the tv guide etc.

4. There is no listing for the Zap Stream IR Remote control that I use with my SageTV setup, is there a special driver for that or do I need to explore other remote options ?

I dont have this specific remote, so there is no built in support for it. You can probably use your remote though. Most common remotes work by translating button presses into fake keystrokes which are sent to the application in the foreground. Have a look for a utility of configuration file for your remote.