gbpvr.com web page suggestion

[zehd]

From where did the text come from? Some of it seems like my writing, yet a couple of points are screaming out at me....

Also, I'm sorry to say, I don't like Times New Roman. Also, I agree that white text on dark is difficult for a web page, though it might be a colour/font combination.

And the space at the top is too much.

But, all in all I really like it and I'm glad to see something up there that looks so sharp...

(Who's the graphics guy?)

[McBainUK]

(Who's the graphics guy?)

See the 1st post in this thread

[sub]

I've made a couple of small tweaks - fixed a couple of missing words, now off-white text using Arial font.

[sub]

1. Make the "TV - Video" etc tag on the header more "graphical" and look less like links. I tried to click on them and then realised it was just an image. Unless there are some real (useful) links that could be here instead.

I've been wondering about this too, or even removing the text entirely. Hopefully Hairy will be able to come up with something.

[sub]

From where did the text come from? Some of it seems like my writing...

Half of the first sentence was in the sample text Whurlston supplied, which I think was from the front page of the wiki, the rest was just some guff that came out when I started typing.

[Fatman_do]

"It's perfect! I won't have to change this at all!"

American pop culture FTW!!!!

[gEd]

Glad that you got rid of Times Roman - that's much better!

I think the text could use a little "tweaking". So with my nose buried in a large glass of wine (hic) I offer my $0.00000002.

My thinking was that bullets are the tidiest way of conveying the key features of gbpvr. It's hard to describe numerous product features in gramatically correct sentences.

I would also tend to avoid vague terms such as "mature" and "robust". They are right up there with "quite" and "very" in the no-no list of technical documentation.
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GB-PVR is fully-featured Media Centre and Personal Video Recorder for the Microsoft Windows platform that is designed to enable users to schedule TV recordings with the aid of an Electronic Programme Guide.

Key features of GB-PVR include:
• Support for a wide range of digital and analogue TV tuners including ATSC/ClearQAM/DVB-C/DVB-T/DVB-S, HD MPEG2 and H.264 television channels.
• Flexible client/server based architecture.
• Feature rich web interface.
• Support for multiple concurrent playback devices including host PC, client PC and media extenders such as the Popcorn Hour and Hauppauge MediaMVP.
• Multidec support.
• Record multiple concurrent programmes from a single digital channel.
• Native support for most music, video and photo formats.
• Additional functionality provided by the GB-PVR community that includes plugins such as Weather, Cinema, netflix, BitTorret, DVD burning.
• Fully skinnable XML design.
• Multi-Lingual support.

[gEd]

Going forward: It would be good if clicking on the screenshots did something such as bringing up a larger image (the one on the right is hard to make out).

Fantastic work again Hairy! yu da man.

[whurlston]

Oh so now that we finished it, everyone has suggestions. :p

jk. I'll leave all those decisions to sub and hairy and then ride their coat tails again.

[ACTCMS]

Oh so now that we finished it, everyone has suggestions. :p

I guess some are born to create... and some are born to refine...:p