2007-08-30, 09:53 PM
I've been using GBPVR ever since I got a Hauppauge PVR 150 card for Fathers day a couple months ago.
Mostly GBPVR has worked fine for me. I'm running it off a 3.0 Ghz Dual Core box, 2 GB of memory, Windows Server 2003... et al. I've got Charter Digital Cable but I'm really only using it for the first 77 analog stations. I haven't figured out the IR Blaster portion yet.
My question is, now that Zap2it is defunct I need to get a new EPG listing. Yapi2xml seems to be an ideal option but for some reason it won't run at all. Whenever I run the executable it errors out with the error "Run Time Error '76', Path not Found" I look at the log file and all it says is:
"----------------------------------------------
Version: 1.2.0 Starting: 30 Aug 07 17:34:24"
I'm pretty computer literate. I built this server just a couple months ago, I have a SCSI RAID 5 setup for the boot partition, and another partition that is RAID 0 for the DVR portion.(and another assorted TB+ of external and IDE storage)
My guess is that either one of two things is happening. Originally I installed GBPVR on the RAID 0 partion.(The D: Drive) After a couple days of having most of the third party apps not function correctly, I uninstalled it, and reinstalled it to the RAID5 C: Partition. I've got some issues with disk space. The RAID card I'm using is an old AMI Megatrends card that works very well, but only supports boot partitions of up to 8GB. And Windows 2003 is such a disk hog that I've been trying to keep most of the applications off of the primary OS partition. So possibly something in my install, then reinstall has left registry fragments so that this program can't find GBPVR, in which case it's probably fixable.
Or it just doesn't work with Server 2003. Has anyone here been using it with Server 2003? This isn't just a "Home Media" PC for me. It's also my primary file server, applications, development, FTP, Roaming Profiles... My wifes accounting software runs off of it, and I've setup shares for my wife and kids as they log onto the network. So taking it down and rebuilding it from scratch is an option, but it would be stressful.(Whenever I mess w/her accounting software it's stressful)
I still don't know as much about this software as I'd like, and I'm constantly reading and learning... I usually take a couple months to scout out this stuff before I start posting. So anyway... here's my first post. Any suggestions?
*Edit - Also I've tried both version I could download
Mostly GBPVR has worked fine for me. I'm running it off a 3.0 Ghz Dual Core box, 2 GB of memory, Windows Server 2003... et al. I've got Charter Digital Cable but I'm really only using it for the first 77 analog stations. I haven't figured out the IR Blaster portion yet.
My question is, now that Zap2it is defunct I need to get a new EPG listing. Yapi2xml seems to be an ideal option but for some reason it won't run at all. Whenever I run the executable it errors out with the error "Run Time Error '76', Path not Found" I look at the log file and all it says is:
"----------------------------------------------
Version: 1.2.0 Starting: 30 Aug 07 17:34:24"
I'm pretty computer literate. I built this server just a couple months ago, I have a SCSI RAID 5 setup for the boot partition, and another partition that is RAID 0 for the DVR portion.(and another assorted TB+ of external and IDE storage)
My guess is that either one of two things is happening. Originally I installed GBPVR on the RAID 0 partion.(The D: Drive) After a couple days of having most of the third party apps not function correctly, I uninstalled it, and reinstalled it to the RAID5 C: Partition. I've got some issues with disk space. The RAID card I'm using is an old AMI Megatrends card that works very well, but only supports boot partitions of up to 8GB. And Windows 2003 is such a disk hog that I've been trying to keep most of the applications off of the primary OS partition. So possibly something in my install, then reinstall has left registry fragments so that this program can't find GBPVR, in which case it's probably fixable.
Or it just doesn't work with Server 2003. Has anyone here been using it with Server 2003? This isn't just a "Home Media" PC for me. It's also my primary file server, applications, development, FTP, Roaming Profiles... My wifes accounting software runs off of it, and I've setup shares for my wife and kids as they log onto the network. So taking it down and rebuilding it from scratch is an option, but it would be stressful.(Whenever I mess w/her accounting software it's stressful)
I still don't know as much about this software as I'd like, and I'm constantly reading and learning... I usually take a couple months to scout out this stuff before I start posting. So anyway... here's my first post. Any suggestions?
*Edit - Also I've tried both version I could download