No TV with Nova-t / mux Problem?

[gEd]

what codec are you using. try switching to dvr-ms to eliminate any codec problems.

you say "mostly" when using timeshift. Are your recordings ok when you play them back?

if you are using vmr, try switching to overlay.

[duckielad]

Hi there, I have a Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T 909, new to all this so bear with me ;o) Everthing isinstalled and kinda seems o, however I cant get my TV card to tune. I go into Tuning Assistant and my card isnt listed in the dropdown box, the closest matchis the HVR 900, when I select this i get a message saying "Failed to find crossbar filter" Any idea, am I doing something stupid...?

I managed to get it working fine on mediaportal, but this SW looks far better.

Cheers.

[sub]

This is a digital card, so you shouldnt use the Tuning Assistant.

When you setup you capture source, hit the 'map digital channels to epg channels' button instead.

[stustunz]

you should be selecting from the bda list under recording source
then work your way down the list

[houndini]

what codec are you using. try switching to dvr-ms to eliminate any codec problems.

you say "mostly" when using timeshift. Are your recordings ok when you play them back?

if you are using vmr, try switching to overlay.

Hi I allready use dvr-ms. When I watch recordings I get this fading too. Overlay not helps. Somebody in a computer shop told me that sometimes the ram of the graph may give problems.

[gEd]

if it also does this when watching recordings from the 3pvr-350, then I guess it probably is a graphics card problem.

[houndini]

Here we are back again,

new Gigabyte 7600 GS Passiv (good for make bbq) and I changed the main board too. I run a XP2400 now. Excelent speed then changing the channels with the pvr 350 but stutter then I watch the DVB-T. What now?
Wait I am just thinking maybe the positon of the antenna isn`t too good, that might cause problems with the DVB-T. I check that - but any other sugestions?

[houndini]

btw: A seperate tip: you need your channel names for the 350 and dvb card to be exactly the same if you want gbpvr to be able to record from either device for a channel that is common to both of them.

Can you give me more information conserning this? I not see the problem yet.

The Reason I`m asking is - the DVB-T works now without stutter - It was the position of the antenna but it also was the graphs card, I had problems with the analog card too.

I still have another question, but I maybe make a diffrent thread for it. I wonder if there is a solution to turn of the pc complete writing the wakeup time in the rtc, I know there is a program called pvr schedular, but this one not supports gbpvr.

[gEd]

Can you give me more information conserning this? I not see the problem yet.

I meant that if the DVB channel says "BBC ONE" (for example), make sure you name your analogue channel as "BBC ONE" and not "BBC 1 " or "BBC1".

I wonder if there is a solution to turn of the pc complete writing the wakeup time in the rtc, I know there is a program called pvr schedular, but this one not supports gbpvr.

I am not 100% sure I understand your question but gbpvr will tell windows to wake up x minutes before the recording starts. you can configure x in the config.exe under capture settings.

then set windows power settings to make pc go into standby afer y minutes of being idle. this works for most people i think.

[houndini]

I am not 100% sure I understand your question but gbpvr will tell windows to wake up x minutes before the recording starts. you can configure x in the config.exe under capture settings.
then set windows power settings to make pc go into standby afer y minutes of being idle. this works for most people i think.

Well looks like I'm not like most people. I would like to turn of the pc completly.
Set the wake up time into the bios and then start for recordings from bios.
Maybe you know what I mean if you have a look at this page:

http://www.pvr-scheduler.de/

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