2004-06-29, 02:11 AM
First of all, I'm obligated to say "Great program". Â I've gotten caught up in a few hobby programming challenges myself, and I must say I'm impressed with your dedication. Â Keep up the good work!
First off, I'm using a PVR250 in a 1.2ghz athlon, 256mb ram, with an MVP connected, using the new beta "server" software.
-My first wish is to clean up the FF/RW of live tv. Â On the mediaMVP, the only thing I can do is pause. Â None of the other keys work (|<<, <<, >>, >>|. Â On my PC, I can rewind, but can't get back to the "present" time. Â The >>| button on the PC gui doesn't work, and if I >>, I can only get to "0:04 behind".. After that it hangs for about 10 seconds and starts playing (about 0:10 behind). Â I often get the sound to stop working when trying this functionality.
-Pressing the Stop button on the MediaMVP while paused on live tv crashes the PC services.
-Make the MediaMVP server a service instead of running app. Â Make it automatically shut down the Hauppage GUI service if running.
-Be able to access the tv listings directly from live-tv. (on the remote, maybe "menu" accesses listings, while "back" goes to the application menu?)
-Allow for a pageup/pagedown function in tv listings.
-Be able to skip far ahead in time in TV listings. Â If I want to record a show 4 days from now, I've got to hold the right arrow key for a long time?
-(related) Be able to search for programs. Â It might sound clutzy on a remote, but my digital cable box does it pretty well. Â Up/Down changes letters, right/left changes letter position. Â Every change you make, it re-queries and gives you a list of matches from the best to worst and soonest to furthest.
-Ability to schedule season recordings with a time filter, say +/- 3 hours of the original show time. Â This way you won't get duplicates (when shows are played several times a day), but if the network changes the show time, you'll still get it.
-(Probably easier than previous), keep track of show subtitles or descriptions, and never record a duplicate.
Ok, that was a bunch, but I tried to be descriptive. Â Again, thanks for your hard work. Â I wish I could help you out, but I understand the nature of what you're doing.
Jesse
First off, I'm using a PVR250 in a 1.2ghz athlon, 256mb ram, with an MVP connected, using the new beta "server" software.
-My first wish is to clean up the FF/RW of live tv. Â On the mediaMVP, the only thing I can do is pause. Â None of the other keys work (|<<, <<, >>, >>|. Â On my PC, I can rewind, but can't get back to the "present" time. Â The >>| button on the PC gui doesn't work, and if I >>, I can only get to "0:04 behind".. After that it hangs for about 10 seconds and starts playing (about 0:10 behind). Â I often get the sound to stop working when trying this functionality.
-Pressing the Stop button on the MediaMVP while paused on live tv crashes the PC services.
-Make the MediaMVP server a service instead of running app. Â Make it automatically shut down the Hauppage GUI service if running.
-Be able to access the tv listings directly from live-tv. (on the remote, maybe "menu" accesses listings, while "back" goes to the application menu?)
-Allow for a pageup/pagedown function in tv listings.
-Be able to skip far ahead in time in TV listings. Â If I want to record a show 4 days from now, I've got to hold the right arrow key for a long time?
-(related) Be able to search for programs. Â It might sound clutzy on a remote, but my digital cable box does it pretty well. Â Up/Down changes letters, right/left changes letter position. Â Every change you make, it re-queries and gives you a list of matches from the best to worst and soonest to furthest.
-Ability to schedule season recordings with a time filter, say +/- 3 hours of the original show time. Â This way you won't get duplicates (when shows are played several times a day), but if the network changes the show time, you'll still get it.
-(Probably easier than previous), keep track of show subtitles or descriptions, and never record a duplicate.
Ok, that was a bunch, but I tried to be descriptive. Â Again, thanks for your hard work. Â I wish I could help you out, but I understand the nature of what you're doing.
Jesse