Unable to delete a "failed" recording

[stevencf]

You could try the attached patch - it should help.

Sub,

I have the same problem deleting failed files. I've tried both opening the zip directly and downloading it and opening it - either way fails. I've tried WINZip on my W2K box and Zip on my XP box - no go. WINZip says it's not a valid archive and XP says it's corrupted. Could you possibly post a new version?

Thanks in advance!

[sub]

The patch is fine. Some Internet Explorer users have problems downloading zip files from this server. Solutions people have used: try a different browser, or disable HTTP 1.1 extension, or try opening the file winrar.

[stevencf]

The patch is fine. Some Internet Explorer users have problems downloading zip files from this server. Solutions people have used: try a different browser, or disable HTTP 1.1 extension, or try opening the file winrar.

In my case, disabling the HTTP 1.1 extension did the trick - thanks again Sub!

[hendermd]

I have yet to post a question in this forum because whenever I have a problem its been posted and answered and today is no different. Sub, thanks for a great program and outstanding support.

[compdoc]

You could try the attached patch - it should help.

I dont know why, but niether the native unzip in Win XP, nor Winzip 10 can open the attached zip file you posted. What should I use?

[compdoc]

never mind - it was the http 1.1 thing...

[HTPCGB]

After using that .dll, I am getting periodic problems with the recording time in recordings. (e.g Family Guy 10:03 to 10:39) When this happens, the files can't be played.

[johnqdare]

I'm completely new to applying gbpvr patches so bear with me....I downloaded, unzipped into gbpvr directory, stopped all services first of course. Then restarted everything and no change. Do i need to add .dll to the extension, and if so do I replace the file already there because they are 300kb different in size. Thanks in advance!

[sub]

Some Internet Explorer users have problems downloading zip files from this server. Web server compression is sort of turning it into a zip file inside a zip file.

Extract the file and give it a .zip filename, then open again and you should see the .DLL.

[johnqdare]

Man that was quick I really appreciate it....this program is AWESOME