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Where does gbpvr store detail information

 
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Where does gbpvr store detail information
MaBo
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2004-05-13, 08:18 AM
Hi sub,
gbpvr stores detail information about recordings taken from the program guide. Where does it store that?
The reason for my question is the following: I have a recording directory where all my recordings go. Sometimes I watch shortly after recording. Sometimes (for movies for instance) I record for when I feel like watching that movie. In that case I normally cut off the extra recording at the front and the back, cut out commercials etc. Then I save the stripped movie in a separate films directory. For children's programs I do the same etc.
But when I move the recording to another directory I lose the information from the epg.

The same holds when upgrading to a new version of gbpvr.

Is there a way to keep the extra information?

Greetz,
MaBo
ASUS pundit, pvr 350, celeron 2600, 512 MB, 160GB HD, winXP Pro, 12" touchscreen
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2004-05-13, 06:02 PM
It's stored in the .MDB database. If you can do this editing you describe and save it back using the original file name it will retain the details.

I do want to come up with an upgrade feature that allows this information to be retained between upgrades, but I havn't found time for that yet.
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2004-05-13, 08:07 PM
Sub,

I'm an Access programmer. Look at the following website and the file BackEnd Upgrader. This file will do what you need to retain the data while changing the database structure. It is free. Best of all very little work for you to use it. [Image: biggrin.gif]
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