2004-10-25, 05:56 AM
I posted details of this problem in this post, but got no response. Am I the only one experiencing this? Am I the only one to care? If no one else uses this feature, I guess I'll just shut up and hope it gets fixed someday!
I just downloaded the latest GB-PVR, hoping it would be fixed but it's not. Very simply, in the 'configuration' utility, I set a pre-show minutes and a post-show minutes of '3'. I then go into manual recording, and setup a recording for (eg) 9:00 to 9;30, each day. The first show records from exactly (*) 9:00 to 9:30, which means I often miss the very beginning. The second and all subsequent shows record from (eg) 8:57 to 9:33, as you would expect.
(*)-'exactly' - actually, starts around 9:00:30 (30 seconds after 9:00), probably needs to 'warm up' the tuner or something?
My current work-around is to choose to record from 8:50 to 9:40, which wastes a lot of space. Actually, my current work-around is to use WinTVCap, but I'm finding that the quality of the GB-PVR recordings is better, so I'd really like to get this figured out with GB-PVR !
I just downloaded the latest GB-PVR, hoping it would be fixed but it's not. Very simply, in the 'configuration' utility, I set a pre-show minutes and a post-show minutes of '3'. I then go into manual recording, and setup a recording for (eg) 9:00 to 9;30, each day. The first show records from exactly (*) 9:00 to 9:30, which means I often miss the very beginning. The second and all subsequent shows record from (eg) 8:57 to 9:33, as you would expect.
(*)-'exactly' - actually, starts around 9:00:30 (30 seconds after 9:00), probably needs to 'warm up' the tuner or something?
My current work-around is to choose to record from 8:50 to 9:40, which wastes a lot of space. Actually, my current work-around is to use WinTVCap, but I'm finding that the quality of the GB-PVR recordings is better, so I'd really like to get this figured out with GB-PVR !