2008-06-01, 03:04 PM
I have an issue where I cannot watch HD channels Live (either via TV Guide or Live TV). I can watch SD channels with no trouble, but when I try to watch an HD channel I get a blank screen with the "No Signal detected" message appearing after a few seconds. The quality and strength bars are both 0.
The funny thing is that if instead of trying to watch the HD channel I just record it, I can then later on go in the Recordings menu and watch it with no problem at all. So obviously the signal is there as pvrx2 can record and play it fine. It is only the live tv bit that doesn't seem to work.
This problem is only with the HD channels. SD channels work OK.
I've tried the following but I get the same result:
* tried Cyberlink and TS Mux BDA muxers
* tried with and without FFDSHOW post-processing enabled
* tried with and without built-in TS reader
* tried with and without live preview mode enabled
* other minor settings but believe they are not important
My setup:
* gbpvr 1.2.13
* windows vista home premium 64 bit
* run config and pvrx2 with "run as administrator"
* tuner: Technotrend TT-connect S2-3650 CI
* using Sky HD in the UK
* HD channel used for testing: BBC HD; also tried Luxe TV HD
Other points:
* My tt 3650 tuner is not supported natively. I followed the instructions on the wiki and updated bda.ini. I can post the bda.ini section I added if that would help; but it seems it is probably working OK as I am able to watch SD channels and record HD channels (just the live HD not working).
* If I use the built-in TS reader, then the result is actually worse. It doesn't even play the recorded HD videos in that case. So I have disabled the built-in TS reader. I am using the second patch to the GBPVRTSReader from the post "DVB-T .ts playback max time is 12:48".
I have attached the logs (from only the most recent run). I created the logs with debug logging level and with log flushing. I did the following for this run:
* watch "BBC Three" SD channel for a few seconds to show that it works
* watch "BBC HD" HD channel for a few seconds to show that it doesn't work
* record "BBC HD" HD channel for a few seconds
* watch the recorded "BBC HD" channel to show that it works.
Anyone have any ideas please as to what I can try next?
The funny thing is that if instead of trying to watch the HD channel I just record it, I can then later on go in the Recordings menu and watch it with no problem at all. So obviously the signal is there as pvrx2 can record and play it fine. It is only the live tv bit that doesn't seem to work.
This problem is only with the HD channels. SD channels work OK.
I've tried the following but I get the same result:
* tried Cyberlink and TS Mux BDA muxers
* tried with and without FFDSHOW post-processing enabled
* tried with and without built-in TS reader
* tried with and without live preview mode enabled
* other minor settings but believe they are not important
My setup:
* gbpvr 1.2.13
* windows vista home premium 64 bit
* run config and pvrx2 with "run as administrator"
* tuner: Technotrend TT-connect S2-3650 CI
* using Sky HD in the UK
* HD channel used for testing: BBC HD; also tried Luxe TV HD
Other points:
* My tt 3650 tuner is not supported natively. I followed the instructions on the wiki and updated bda.ini. I can post the bda.ini section I added if that would help; but it seems it is probably working OK as I am able to watch SD channels and record HD channels (just the live HD not working).
* If I use the built-in TS reader, then the result is actually worse. It doesn't even play the recorded HD videos in that case. So I have disabled the built-in TS reader. I am using the second patch to the GBPVRTSReader from the post "DVB-T .ts playback max time is 12:48".
I have attached the logs (from only the most recent run). I created the logs with debug logging level and with log flushing. I did the following for this run:
* watch "BBC Three" SD channel for a few seconds to show that it works
* watch "BBC HD" HD channel for a few seconds to show that it doesn't work
* record "BBC HD" HD channel for a few seconds
* watch the recorded "BBC HD" channel to show that it works.
Anyone have any ideas please as to what I can try next?