2005-02-11, 01:59 AM
Well in an effort to feed the every present addition I moved my Video volume to a 200GB drive off of an 80GB drive. The drive came up as E: which was wrong I wanted F:, of course GBPVR had already started.
I corrected the drive letter problem, however it would see the DB is not showing I have no shows (recordings) ready to watch, but they are on the drive. I think I read that the DB can be editted with Access.. Which DB?
gbpvr.mdb ??
In a seperate issue, my Comskip is not working anymore either.
Thanks,
John
I corrected the drive letter problem, however it would see the DB is not showing I have no shows (recordings) ready to watch, but they are on the drive. I think I read that the DB can be editted with Access.. Which DB?
gbpvr.mdb ??
In a seperate issue, my Comskip is not working anymore either.
Thanks,
John
//// GBPVR \\\\
Abit
2.8GHz Proc
1 GB RAM
80 GB SATA sys volume
200 GB SATA Video Storage
3x PVR150s
2x MVPs - 100Mbps LAN attached
/// Music Server \\\
CentOS Samba Server
(moving to Video Server to be MediaServer )
/// Video Server \\\
FreeNAS
1TB total storage
<to be renamed MediaServer>
Plugins: Xrecord, Video Archiver, DVD2MPG, My M.V.P., Weather, Theater, Rectracker
Abit
2.8GHz Proc
1 GB RAM
80 GB SATA sys volume
200 GB SATA Video Storage
3x PVR150s
2x MVPs - 100Mbps LAN attached
/// Music Server \\\
CentOS Samba Server
(moving to Video Server to be MediaServer )
/// Video Server \\\
FreeNAS
1TB total storage
<to be renamed MediaServer>
Plugins: Xrecord, Video Archiver, DVD2MPG, My M.V.P., Weather, Theater, Rectracker