2006-12-04, 05:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 2006-12-04, 05:38 AM by metaphorplay.)
This is an odd little problem what happens only when I play a pending recording that is still recording.
When I am fast forward skipping along to avoid commercials, somewhere during the last twenty to five minutes (inconsistent), after skipping forward it begins to play video very fast, at something like twice normal speed. It's as if I was holding down the FF button on an analog VCR.
Skipping back then allows the video to play normally. But if skip ahead again, it's like I have hit a wall, and the problem reoccurs. I can finish out watching the program at regular speed. But if I pause in my watching and increase the amount time I am behind, I can fast forward again until I get too close and hit that wall again.
I had a very careful look at the gbpvr.exe log, and I can find nothing unusual. It seems to skip forward and backward the usual number of seconds, and storeLastPlayback position doesn't reflect the sped-up playback.
Has anyone else seen this sort of behavior? I've applied fixes for the Hauppauge PVR-150 timestamp problem that created vaguely similar playback problems before (although I do not get the random jumping around that I did with that problem), but I still wonder if it still might be related? Like it is skipping ahead of the corrected timestamp in the recorded stream or something?
(in the attached logs, the problem definitely occurred at the end of the GBPVRlog in the last skipping forwards and backs)
When I am fast forward skipping along to avoid commercials, somewhere during the last twenty to five minutes (inconsistent), after skipping forward it begins to play video very fast, at something like twice normal speed. It's as if I was holding down the FF button on an analog VCR.
Skipping back then allows the video to play normally. But if skip ahead again, it's like I have hit a wall, and the problem reoccurs. I can finish out watching the program at regular speed. But if I pause in my watching and increase the amount time I am behind, I can fast forward again until I get too close and hit that wall again.
I had a very careful look at the gbpvr.exe log, and I can find nothing unusual. It seems to skip forward and backward the usual number of seconds, and storeLastPlayback position doesn't reflect the sped-up playback.
Has anyone else seen this sort of behavior? I've applied fixes for the Hauppauge PVR-150 timestamp problem that created vaguely similar playback problems before (although I do not get the random jumping around that I did with that problem), but I still wonder if it still might be related? Like it is skipping ahead of the corrected timestamp in the recorded stream or something?
(in the attached logs, the problem definitely occurred at the end of the GBPVRlog in the last skipping forwards and backs)
-------------------
Zalman HD160 Case
Hauppauge PVR-150 & PVR-500
MSI K8NGM2-FID with Nvidia 6150 (onboard TV-out)
AMD Athlon64 3500+ (socket 939)
768 Ram (704 remaining with onboard video enabled)
200 GB WD HD
MediaMVP
MCE
Zalman HD160 Case
Hauppauge PVR-150 & PVR-500
MSI K8NGM2-FID with Nvidia 6150 (onboard TV-out)
AMD Athlon64 3500+ (socket 939)
768 Ram (704 remaining with onboard video enabled)
200 GB WD HD
MediaMVP
MCE
