1.0.8 available

***sub*** · 2007-07-07, 02:18 AM

Did you remember to do this first step, as described in the release announcement?

sub Wrote:Before installing the new release you need to install http://www.gbpvr.com/vcredist_x86.zip

***sub*** · 2007-07-07, 02:27 AM

DuncanCW Wrote:Previously scheduled recording began as expected at 10:00 pm, though a ffmpeg command window popped up unexpectedly. Did it do this before and I just never noticed?

It shouldnt be running ffmpeg unless its transcoding a file or something similiar. You sure it wasnt comskip running in parallel with a recording? If it does it again, zip and attach the logs and I'll take a look.

robplatt · 2007-07-07, 02:28 AM

Negative on that boss. I'm doing that now. I do recall reading that. Guess when I went back I went straight for the download button. I was gonna add nothing works right either. Will let you know if I have a problem. If I dont report back then,..... GREAT JOB! Big Grin

***sub*** · 2007-07-07, 02:30 AM

robplatt Wrote:Negative on that boss. I'm doing that now. I do recall reading that. Guess when I went back I went straight for the download button. I was gonna add nothing works right either. Will let you know if I have a problem. If I dont report back then,..... GREAT JOB!

lol

I even made sure I mentioned it on the line before the download link.

DuncanCW · 2007-07-07, 02:32 AM

MVP was playing my first m4a recently downloaded from iTunes, now that they offer download without copy protection. Pop Up ffmpeg was for transcoding to MVP, it just happened to occur when the recording started as mentioned in earlier message.

Its popping up for each song as it's played. Is there a reason this process is visible as a command line window? Shouldn't the info be going to a log file?

The screens for PVRX2 and MVP look awesome. Great Job.

***sub*** · 2007-07-07, 02:39 AM

DuncanCW Wrote:MVP was playing my first m4a recently downloaded from iTunes, now that they offer download without copy protection. Pop Up ffmpeg was for transcoding to MVP, it just happened to occur when the recording started as mentioned in earlier message.

Its popping up for each song as it's played. Is there a reason this process is visible as a command line window? Shouldn't the info be going to a log file?

If you go and set the recording service startup so that it doesnt have the 'interact with desktop' setting enabled, then you shouldnt see it.

Quote:The screens for PVRX2 and MVP look awesome. Great Job.

Cheers.

Fatman_do · 2007-07-07, 02:47 AM

Hey guys, along with the congrats, it would probably help sub out if you mention if you are running XP or Vista. Alot of effort was put into the Vista compatibility.

Thanks

FirstTeamOPS · 2007-07-07, 03:34 AM

What's "wmppia.dll"? It's a DLL that's on the root directory of my secondary drive (no programs are on this drive only data). If I delete it, it reappears after I launch PVRX2 and Windows Installer does an automatic repair.

Bwangster12 · 2007-07-07, 03:57 AM

I am a little confused. I installed the C++ file and then installed the new version of GBPVR but the program hasn't changed. If I right click the system tray icon it shows having 1.08 but when I open the program the UI is identical to the old version. The configuration shows the new skin and what looks like the new program but it doesn't open that.

cameluk · 2007-07-07, 04:00 AM

Bwangster12 Wrote:I am a little confused. I installed the C++ file and then installed the new version of GBPVR but the program hasn't changed. If I right click the system tray icon it shows having 1.08 but when I open the program the UI is identical to the old version. The configuration shows the new skin and what looks like the new program but it doesn't open that.

Two versions of the EXE at the moment GBPVR.EXE gives you the old UI, PVRX2.EXE gives you the new UI with some new cool features, but with the loss of other features