Hi Guys am think about try out gbpvr

[Michael 09]

just would like to no if me computer spec are compatibill Befor a try it

Main use is watch Digital TV, Recored, listen to music, play movies

Hardware

AMD Athlon™ Dual Core Processor 5050e,
Gigabyte GA-MA78G-DS3H
NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS
TerraTec Cinergy 2400i DT
Creative Soundblaster XFI
4G Memory

Software
Windows Vista Ultimate 32 Bit

Other Info

Me Local Transmitter Is Pontop Pike
More Info Here http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/reception...ID=38.html



Thanx Michael .

[Graham]

Your spec is more than adequate ... a lot more.

You should be able to simultaneously record five channels from each of two muxes without problems.

You might have to fiddle about creang an entry for that TV card. Install GBPVR ... run filtercheck.exe from the GBPVR folder ... post the output and someone will sort you out.

Good Luck

[Michael 09]

Your spec is more than adequate ... a lot more.

You should be able to simultaneously record five channels from each of two muxes without problems.

You might have to fiddle about creang an entry for that TV card. Install GBPVR ... run filtercheck.exe from the GBPVR folder ... post the output and someone will sort you out.

Good Luck

Thanx Graham going install it now then. But a dont understand how can recored five channels when only got 2 tuners ??
but that be great if could get it working

Thanx Michael

[imagn]

Thanx Graham going install it now then. But a dont understand how can recored five channels when only got 2 tuners ??
but that be great if could get it working

Thanx Michael

Sub has built in a multi record function for digital tv. If you use the TS mux option you can select multi recording and be able to record all channels that are on the same transponder with just one tuner. Not sure how your channels are set up but it sounds like 5 channels are on one transponder and the other 5 are on another transponder effectively giving you access to recording all 10 channels with your 2 tuners

Edit: well after rereading i now see you have a total of 5 channels but the above principle still applies and if you channels are only spread out on 2 transponders