2007-06-06, 01:44 PM
In the past month or so, a strange behavior has developed on my GB-PVR box, and the poking around I've done makes me think it might be connected to Xrecord.
It seems that when priorityrecordings runs, it plows through the EPG data and adds entries to the recording queue. BUT, it doesn't take account of the entries that are already in the recording queue for some programs. Consequently I find myself with 10 identical entries for the same program at the same time. This is not a real problem, since it only records one instance of it, but it is annoying to look at my Pending tab and find that I've got 54 episodes of a weekly show pending in the next 2 weeks.
Any ideas on how to make this behave? I've used the SQlite browser and looked at the gbpvr.db3 file, and there are not multiple entries in the recording queue there... but there must be somewhere that all of these entries are getting made...
It seems that when priorityrecordings runs, it plows through the EPG data and adds entries to the recording queue. BUT, it doesn't take account of the entries that are already in the recording queue for some programs. Consequently I find myself with 10 identical entries for the same program at the same time. This is not a real problem, since it only records one instance of it, but it is annoying to look at my Pending tab and find that I've got 54 episodes of a weekly show pending in the next 2 weeks.
Any ideas on how to make this behave? I've used the SQlite browser and looked at the gbpvr.db3 file, and there are not multiple entries in the recording queue there... but there must be somewhere that all of these entries are getting made...
Pentium D 925 underclocked to 2.0Ghz , 2GB DDR2 @ 533, 200 GB, 250GB, PVR-150, GeForce 6200, Win2k