MVP after Contacting Server - Can't Play File

[jrockintuitive]

Sometimes when I use GBPVR on the MVP the MVP says contacting server (in the log it says something about the host kicked the connection)... not so bad the server is doing something. This only happens after I choose to do something (open the guide, delete a show, etc)

Soon after the MVP says contacting server, the screen comes back to the correct location.

I can use GBPVR pefectly with the exception of playing a file.

I have to shut off GBPVR/MVP and open it again. If I do not recieve the contacting server screen again I can play a file.

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Do you use the 'autostart servers' setting in the config app, or manually start a GB-PVR MediaMVP server by clicking on the icon?

[jrockintuitive]

I use autostart server.

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Next time it happens email a the logs to me at support@devnz.com. Include a description of what happened and a link back to this thread.

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There was only about a dozen lines of code changed between v0.23.11 and v0.23.13, and none of them had any relationship to Live TV or the MVP. Most of those lines changed relate to how the zap2it data is read, but there was also a small change to the PVR350 support (to correctly detect the correct number of frames per second), and a small change to the weekly scheduled recordings.

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Quote[/b] ]Btw did you see my changes to your TV Guide in Developer forum also some neat things I've tried in Music/Video Library that seem to work perfect, don't know where I could upload the new skin and skin.xml? I don't think I have rights on site or in the developer forum to send up zip attachments.

yes, I did see it. It looks like a great start.

To make it available to others, you should place it on the wiki, which will be integrated with the main GB-PVR web site in the near future. Head on over to http://gbpvr.bladerhq.com. Since this will be your first posting, you'll have to visit the contact page and send an email to blader_se who maintains the site. He'll create you an account, then you can up the page as often as you like.