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GBPVR more reponsive
yeohcl
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2007-05-11, 03:17 AM
Hi,

Can anyone share after some months you encountered GBPVR become more sluggish and hang sometime when try to watch TV during recording and some other problems that seems GBPVR trying to load big junk of files or anything like this? But after reinstalling GBPVR on new folders it seems to be more responsive and quick. Any explanation to this? Thanks.
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2007-05-11, 09:10 AM
Are you still using the msacces database? SUB introduced the SQLite database because of this. If so use the changedatabase.exe utility in the GBPVR folder to convert the database and switch to SQlite.
Regards Koen,

GBPVR 1.4.7
AMD 780G with X2 BE2350, 2gb ram, LCD-TV, Win XP
PVR500, PVR150 & PVC150 MCE MediaMVP D3A, 2 networked clients
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2007-05-11, 01:51 PM
I am currently running GBPVR 99.12. Do I still need to change the database to SQlite or just leave it alone? Thanks.
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2007-05-11, 01:58 PM
You could check if there is a gbpvr.db3 in your gbpvr-dir, dated recently, that would mean you are already using sqllite. If not it's probably wise to run the changedatabase utility. Probably backup gbpvr.mdb and config.xml first.
Good luck.
AMD Athlon 64 3000, HDD: 80, 120, 200 GB, Hauppauge 350 + 150, MVP, Asus 6000L Laptop client, Asus X50sl client,
Fritz!box 7140 modem/router, GBPVR 1.3.7.
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2007-05-13, 04:43 PM
yea, i changed databases on HTPC1 a week ago or so and its much faster.
Dan Blomberg
[SIZE="1"]HTPC 1: MSI K8NGM2-FID, AMD 64 3000+, WD 200gb HDD, 1gb ram, NSK2400, PVR-500, Harmony 659
HTPC 2: ASUS M2NPV-VM, AMD 64 3200+, WD 250gb HDD, 1gb ram, nVidia DualTV MCE, NSK2400, Harmony 720
HTPC 3: GIGABYTE GA-E7AUM-DS2H GeForce 9400, Intel E5200 Wolfdale, WD 640gb HDD, 4gb ram, Antec Fusion 2, HVR-1600, hdhomerun, Harmony 880, PCH A-110
GBPVR 1.4.7 Additions: Weather2, UltraXMLTV, Comskip
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