Wrong time length

[sub]

I thought the 150 timeline bug was more a problem with NTSC?, I'm running PAL.

No, that was a theory once, but after a quick survey it was found to affect both PAL and NTSC. This problem only occurs with PVR150/500 in combination with some motherboard chipsets.

[tal56]

Interesting, I was thinking of upgrading the motherboard and chip soon. Going to a AMD Athlon 3k as opposed to a 2.4 Pentium 4, hopefully that will fix the problem too

Speed not really the issue with the current motherbaord, just the amount of pci slots is not enough.

[sub]

The drivers and registry settings discussed at http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=14006 fix the problem.

[Kevina]

Hmmm,
I just reloaded my system and discovered that I'm having problems with the recording length being reported incorrectly. The entire show is there, but a one hour show is being reported as 12sec for example. It plays just fine, but can't skip forward. When I try, the playback stops and I end up back at the GBPVR menu.

Hey, I just went to grab my driver version and discovered that the drivers installed are version 1.18.21.22266, but the card is listed as a Hauppuage WinTV PVR PCI II (Encoder/Decoder) instead of the PVR-350 which I have. When I downloaded the drivers from Hauppauge's site, the download screen takes you through selecting your card from the list, but then downloads a file called pvr150250350_inf.zip, which when you install it automatically determines which card you have.

Has anyone else tried this latest driver, and are they having any problems with it? I don't think that I have the older driver that I used to use before my drive crashed.

Thanks,
Kevin

[HtV]

I think I see newer drivers here:

http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/support/s...vr150.html