Error: PriorityRecording.exe

[capone]

PostUpdateEPG.bat is running this:
cd c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr
PriorityRecording.exe > recording.log

And I wake up to this error in the morning:
PriorityRecording.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services : Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

I don't see anyone else w/ this problem. How do I fix this?

[capone]

If there is no fix, and since I don't think I have this set up (I use xrecord, but I haven't set priorities), how do I just turn it off for now? Just take it out of postepg.bat?

[smeghead]

I also have the problem but I don't think it was PriorityRecording.exe, I think it was rectracker.exe. I noticed it this morning before I cam to work. Will check again when I get home.

[KingArgyle]

What does your PriorityRecording.xml file look like? It'll help give me an idea of what is going on.

[capone]

There isn't one I can find, and I suppose that could be part of the problem.

Would it worth including one (or a rename_me one as to not overwrite)? And including a web/ dir w/ the xsd file in it, too?

I made this one and put it in gbpvr/ (found a copy fdrom prev install):

<GBPVR d1p1:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\PriorityRecordings.xsd" xmlns:d1p1="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<Configuration>
<MissingRecordingPriority>0</MissingRecordingPriority>
<Conflicts>Delete</Conflicts>
</Configuration>
<Recording type="Season" priority="1">
<Channel>4</Channel>
<ProgramName>My First Program</ProgramName>
<RecordingType>All Episodes</RecordingType>
<Quality>Medium</Quality>
<CaptureSource>1</CaptureSource>
</Recording>
</GBPVR>

[capone]

I just had it run, and adding the file fixed. I'd still recommend just including a demo file.

Thx for turning on the light on that one.

[KingArgyle]

There is a sample PriorityRecordings.xml file on the Wiki site.

I personally would like to see all xml files that GBPVR uses also require a use of an XSD for validation, of course that is the XML Data Architect coming out. I'd also eventually recommend putting them in an XSD directory under the GBPVR root.