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<blockquote data-quote="ixian" data-source="post: 419350" data-attributes="member: 54932"><p>IRSS is all I use with the USB-UIRT, yes. You'll need to install the driver for it too, of course, but that's freely available off their website.</p><p></p><p>4TR is easy to set up and hard to master, is how I'd put it. It uses a completely separate database, yet talks to your HDPVR through TVServer, which means setting up channels the first time is a little bit of a PITA. You have to get all your channels (just channels, not EPG data) set up in TVE3 - I still use the TVE3 SD plugin for that - then map them to 4TR, which you do via IT'S TVE3 plugin. You can import,using the plugin, from one to the other but you may have to manually re-map some anyway.</p><p>It'll import TVE3 groups, too.</p><p></p><p>Once the 4TR plugin knows about all your channels you can then administer everything through the actual 4TR interface, either via it's application (preferred, it works across networks too) or it's web interface. BUT - this is the fun part - you have to use 4TR's ScheduledDirect importer, which is a separate tool. Where it gets fun is that tool imports channels and guide data right from SD, yet 4TR only knows about channels you've previously mapped and configured in TVE3. So you have to make sure both sets of data match up or you will wonder where some of your channels went.</p><p></p><p>It will take you a day or two to wrap your head around - it does for most of us - and then it'll suddenly make complete sense and you'll be fine. Once you have it configured it's very easy and far, far better than the default TVE3 client, which it replaces.</p><p></p><p>Also, it works fine for me with 1.02, but I am using the 1.4RC which currently is only available to donators on their site. </p><p></p><p>Now a question for YOU: So the PDVD8 codec works for h.264 in the TV client? I have 9 installed but it won't show up for me in the TV client config, only video/dvd. I take it I need to install both?</p><p></p><p>Also, set up like you have it, you don't have any audio/lip sync issues to deal with? How is your HDPVR set up (resolution, audio in, bitrate)? If I can get away from using the Arcsoft codec for video I'll be a happy man, PDVD8 is, as far as I've read, far superior.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ixian, post: 419350, member: 54932"] IRSS is all I use with the USB-UIRT, yes. You'll need to install the driver for it too, of course, but that's freely available off their website. 4TR is easy to set up and hard to master, is how I'd put it. It uses a completely separate database, yet talks to your HDPVR through TVServer, which means setting up channels the first time is a little bit of a PITA. You have to get all your channels (just channels, not EPG data) set up in TVE3 - I still use the TVE3 SD plugin for that - then map them to 4TR, which you do via IT'S TVE3 plugin. You can import,using the plugin, from one to the other but you may have to manually re-map some anyway. It'll import TVE3 groups, too. Once the 4TR plugin knows about all your channels you can then administer everything through the actual 4TR interface, either via it's application (preferred, it works across networks too) or it's web interface. BUT - this is the fun part - you have to use 4TR's ScheduledDirect importer, which is a separate tool. Where it gets fun is that tool imports channels and guide data right from SD, yet 4TR only knows about channels you've previously mapped and configured in TVE3. So you have to make sure both sets of data match up or you will wonder where some of your channels went. It will take you a day or two to wrap your head around - it does for most of us - and then it'll suddenly make complete sense and you'll be fine. Once you have it configured it's very easy and far, far better than the default TVE3 client, which it replaces. Also, it works fine for me with 1.02, but I am using the 1.4RC which currently is only available to donators on their site. Now a question for YOU: So the PDVD8 codec works for h.264 in the TV client? I have 9 installed but it won't show up for me in the TV client config, only video/dvd. I take it I need to install both? Also, set up like you have it, you don't have any audio/lip sync issues to deal with? How is your HDPVR set up (resolution, audio in, bitrate)? If I can get away from using the Arcsoft codec for video I'll be a happy man, PDVD8 is, as far as I've read, far superior. [/QUOTE]
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