Save episodes with title info.

[reboot]

Not sure how hard this would be, but the info could be imported from the TV guide, and the show description (or portion of it) used in the save filename.
Sure, having the date works, and the show's title as the folder name is great, but I sometimes get 7 or 8 episodes of a show. Some from season 1 some from season 2, and so on, and it's a bugger search out the actual show's sub title/info.
It would be so much nicer for creating those multi-episode DVD's, using the show's title/info for chapters etc.

[reven]

if you using my videos it will display the subtitle of the show in place of the filename if present.

[Pioneer4x4]

It sounds like you need to try the "RenameRecording" add on. It will rename the *.mpg filename to the episode title if present. You add it to the postprocessing.bat file. It will rename the mpg and any other files so ComSkip still works!

[reboot]

On my way to download and install it now. Thankyou!

[reboot]

OK, seems to be exactly what I want, however...
The instructions say that the path to gbpvr is hard coded, and I didn't use the default path for install.
Is it as simple as opening the .exe in a hex editor, changing the path, and resaving?

[reboot]

I tried decompiling. I tried editing. I ended up reinstalling it in the default folder
Works exactly as advertised! thankyou.

[Pioneer4x4]

I really like it. It makes my seinfeld directory seem alot better. This is usually an average of 25 shows in that folder alone. I'm still waiting for a duplicate to see if that part works! Now I need to add the Recording Tracker, and have it skip them all together.

[reboot]

I need to configure two PVR-250's in the same machine, so I can rid myself of the conflicts between the wifey's Buffy, and my MacGuyver! :lol:

[reven]

buffy kicks macguvyers arse! :p

[reboot]

Yeah, that's usually the way it goes unfortunately... :p :eek: