What is this telling me?

Scott_In_OKC · 2005-10-30, 02:19 AM

10/29/2005 9:13:33 PM.250 ERROR [53] handleMVPConnection() exception: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine
10/29/2005 9:13:33 PM.250 VERBOSE [53] at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Send(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size, SocketFlags socketFlags)
at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Send(Byte[] buffer, Int32 size, SocketFlags socketFlags)
at xae10db17d26ba033.xbb1566157f5f8b1f.xe2575a347ffe125c(Boolean x61447f3b8bf39c72)
at xae10db17d26ba033.xbb1566157f5f8b1f.x3d75adb3418c5c9e()

I am not able to view any recordings via the MVP. Everything works just peachy when viewing from the PC.

Thanks,
Scott

***sub*** · 2005-10-30, 04:10 AM

I dont know.

Scott_In_OKC · 2005-10-30, 04:14 AM

That doesn't sound good. Any other info I can provide to help out?

***sub*** · 2005-10-30, 04:16 AM

You've stopped both the Hauppauge MVP services right? If you only stop one you can get an problem similar to this.

Scott_In_OKC · 2005-10-30, 04:22 AM

Yes, both are disabled.

***sub*** · 2005-10-30, 04:23 AM

Sorry, I dont know then.

Scott_In_OKC · 2005-10-30, 04:27 AM

I'll update the thread when I get it working again.

Scott_In_OKC · 2005-10-30, 05:29 AM

OK, trying to eliminate the MVP as the issue, I started the Hauppauge services and was able to view the files I recorded through GBPvr on the MVP. I stopped the Hauppauge services again and had the same error as above. FYI, the disconnect happens when I go to the Recordings button and press OK, then the MVP reboots.

***sub*** · 2005-10-30, 05:39 AM

Post a whole gbpvr.exe.log and I'll see if I can see anything obvious.

Can you play any existing MPG files in GB-PVR with the MVP? ie, is it just recordings that cause the problem?

Scott_In_OKC · 2005-10-30, 05:49 AM

I am able to view videos by going to the Video Library button, it appears to only be an issue when I choose the Recordings button.

Log attached.