Failure to shrink

[DrPepperMD]

I'm getting a real strange error, and as my title shows, I don't even know what to call it. Currently I'm only using GB-PVR with a monitor, I haven't worked on making it work with a TV yet. I can't make it display full-screen (might be a video card problem), but that's fine. I just shrink the window and watch things. About two weeks ago, two of my channels suddenly failed to shrink down to the window like they should.
Here's a a screenshot of one of the stations.

This is an NBC station, and it's from Late Night With Conan O'Brien. The woman should be centered on the screen, but for some reason she's not. All the right part of the screen is being lost. I've got the same thing going on with another channel, but then all the rest of the channels are displaying fine, with the correct aspect ratio in the window. I'm receiving digital OTA signals with an antenna. Any ideas on what would cause that?

[sub]

Reproduce the problem then zip/attach your pvrx2.exe-native.log file.

[DrPepperMD]

Thank you for the reply, but I guess it was some sort of resolution problem. I had increased the resolution for some reason, and when I shrunk it back down to 1028x764, not only did the channels display correctly, but full screen mode started working. My video card must not be able to handle a higher resolution.

[DrPepperMD]

Ok, as I said in a different post, GBPVR crashed on me. When I reinstalled, this problem was back. I have included the log you requested. It consists of me going to live TV, turning on WFRV (which has the viewing problem), switching to WLUK (which does not) and then to WGBA (which does again). WFRV and WGBA are the only two stations where I have this issue.


Also, did you disable support for the Cyberlink MUX? When I reinstalled, the only BDA Multiplexer options available to me are Microsoft DVR-MS, MainConcept, TS Mux, and Full TS. MuxChecker correctly notices the Cyberlink MPEG Muxer, so I don't know what the deal is with that.

Thank you for making this and for any help you can provide.

[sub]

The video decoder you're trying to use (ffdshow) is failing to hook up, which causes a second video decoder to be added to the graph. I'd try a different video decoder.

The Cyberlink mux should be working. What was the output of MuxChecker.

[DrPepperMD]

Found: CyberLink MPEG Muxer
FILE: C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR\Third Party\MpgMux.ax
VERSION: 5.0.0727

So the video decoder. Ah ha.