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MediaPortal Version: Mediaportal 2.0.4 SVN 24/10/06 10:00
Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2
CPU Type: AMD 64 4000+
HDD: Western Digital 300GB AT133
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel PC3200
Motherboard: MSI RS420-IL mATX
Video Card: Sapphire ATI X800GTO 256MB
1. TV Card: LifeView DVB-T Duo Hybrid
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T/Analogue
MPEG2 Video Codec: NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
HTPC Case: SilverStone Tek LC11M
Cooling: Zalman CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm CPU and VF700 Series Quiet VGA
Power Supply: SilverStoneTek 230W TruPower
Remote: iMon Remote
TV: Samsung 32" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: VGA
Okay, changed my Television decoder filters to:-
NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
I can now use VLC to connect to the stream using the rstp://ipaddress/stream3 method. I've got to say the quality is fantastic with no stutter at all and that's over a 54g wireless connection!! Lots of thanks to the guys for this as its probably the coolest feature I've seen since I started using Mediaportal 18 months ago!!!
I still can't connect to the MP TV Server from another PC though. Just a blank screen, not tv, no sound and no error message. TV Server utility on the HTPC server shows my client as connected though. Set the decoders on the client to match the decoders on the server but still no joy.
I did read somewhere on a sticky on one of the forums that its recommended to use the NVidia PureVideo decoders so I might try that. Also, I haven't downloaded any of the SVN's since Tuesday so will also try that.
Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2
CPU Type: AMD 64 4000+
HDD: Western Digital 300GB AT133
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel PC3200
Motherboard: MSI RS420-IL mATX
Video Card: Sapphire ATI X800GTO 256MB
1. TV Card: LifeView DVB-T Duo Hybrid
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T/Analogue
MPEG2 Video Codec: NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
HTPC Case: SilverStone Tek LC11M
Cooling: Zalman CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm CPU and VF700 Series Quiet VGA
Power Supply: SilverStoneTek 230W TruPower
Remote: iMon Remote
TV: Samsung 32" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: VGA
Okay, changed my Television decoder filters to:-
NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
I can now use VLC to connect to the stream using the rstp://ipaddress/stream3 method. I've got to say the quality is fantastic with no stutter at all and that's over a 54g wireless connection!! Lots of thanks to the guys for this as its probably the coolest feature I've seen since I started using Mediaportal 18 months ago!!!
I still can't connect to the MP TV Server from another PC though. Just a blank screen, not tv, no sound and no error message. TV Server utility on the HTPC server shows my client as connected though. Set the decoders on the client to match the decoders on the server but still no joy.
I did read somewhere on a sticky on one of the forums that its recommended to use the NVidia PureVideo decoders so I might try that. Also, I haven't downloaded any of the SVN's since Tuesday so will also try that.
Ladies/Gents,
Have an ASUS TV/FM 7134 (Analogue) tv card and get some problems with tuning/scanning for tv/radio channels with new tvengine:
1. when pressing "scan channels" the scan starts ok and progress bar moves as intended, but no channels/signals seems to be detected and thus stored.
2. When trying to scan for radio channels I get an error message saying that my card does not support FM radio (this is not the case)
FYI
With older version of MP the TV/radio tuning functionality works fine with this card. Only big problem i've had is that picture is out of sync with sound :-/ (sound comes 2-3 secs "before" the picture. Well, actually sound is ok, but picture is "delayed" it appears when my regular tv is run on the side to compare)
Any help much appreciated!
Keep up the good work!!
/gos
[My Setup]
HTPC software: MP - v0.2.0 SVN build 11370, Intervideo Home Theatre
OS - MS XP Home. Version 5.1.2600 SP2 Build 2600
System - HP Pavilion 061 (Intel Pentium D (2x3Ghz)), X86-based PC, ED757AA-ABN w5180.no
CPUs (1&2) - x86 Family 15 Model 4 Stepping 4 GenuineIntel ~3000 Mhz
BIOS version - Phoenix, LTD 3.03, 19.05.2005
SMBIOS version - 2.4
RAM - 2GB total, 1.4GB currently available
M.Board - Intel(R) 945G/P PCI Express
TV Card - ASUS TV/FM 7134 (Analogue) WDM driver 2.3.1.7
Sound - Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS, Driver; ctaud2k.sys version 5.12.01.0443-1.84.0030
Graphics - NVIDIA GeForce 6800, Driver; nv4_disp.dll version
6.14.10.7184
Discs - 300GB, NTFS, Fixed + 150GB, NTFS, HP Personal Media Drive
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1 Nov 2006: 17:29 CET.
Just an update. Problem persists with latest svn's. see attached logs and screen dumps.
running as as single-seat installation
another thing: Weather plugin (which is great by the way) only works when user with adm priv. are logged on. Would be great if all "users could use it". I at least only use adm user when installing software etc. (when required) so try to make functionality available to all type pc "users"
Have an ASUS TV/FM 7134 (Analogue) tv card and get some problems with tuning/scanning for tv/radio channels with new tvengine:
1. when pressing "scan channels" the scan starts ok and progress bar moves as intended, but no channels/signals seems to be detected and thus stored.
2. When trying to scan for radio channels I get an error message saying that my card does not support FM radio (this is not the case)
FYI
With older version of MP the TV/radio tuning functionality works fine with this card. Only big problem i've had is that picture is out of sync with sound :-/ (sound comes 2-3 secs "before" the picture. Well, actually sound is ok, but picture is "delayed" it appears when my regular tv is run on the side to compare)
Any help much appreciated!
Keep up the good work!!
/gos
[My Setup]
HTPC software: MP - v0.2.0 SVN build 11370, Intervideo Home Theatre
OS - MS XP Home. Version 5.1.2600 SP2 Build 2600
System - HP Pavilion 061 (Intel Pentium D (2x3Ghz)), X86-based PC, ED757AA-ABN w5180.no
CPUs (1&2) - x86 Family 15 Model 4 Stepping 4 GenuineIntel ~3000 Mhz
BIOS version - Phoenix, LTD 3.03, 19.05.2005
SMBIOS version - 2.4
RAM - 2GB total, 1.4GB currently available
M.Board - Intel(R) 945G/P PCI Express
TV Card - ASUS TV/FM 7134 (Analogue) WDM driver 2.3.1.7
Sound - Creative SB Audigy 2 ZS, Driver; ctaud2k.sys version 5.12.01.0443-1.84.0030
Graphics - NVIDIA GeForce 6800, Driver; nv4_disp.dll version
6.14.10.7184
Discs - 300GB, NTFS, Fixed + 150GB, NTFS, HP Personal Media Drive
-------------------------
1 Nov 2006: 17:29 CET.
Just an update. Problem persists with latest svn's. see attached logs and screen dumps.
running as as single-seat installation
another thing: Weather plugin (which is great by the way) only works when user with adm priv. are logged on. Would be great if all "users could use it". I at least only use adm user when installing software etc. (when required) so try to make functionality available to all type pc "users"
MediaPortal Version: Mediaportal 2.0.4 SVN 24/10/06 10:00
Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2
CPU Type: AMD 64 4000+
HDD: Western Digital 300GB AT133
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel PC3200
Motherboard: MSI RS420-IL mATX
Video Card: Sapphire ATI X800GTO 256MB
1. TV Card: LifeView DVB-T Duo Hybrid
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T/Analogue
MPEG2 Video Codec: NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
HTPC Case: SilverStone Tek LC11M
Cooling: Zalman CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm CPU and VF700 Series Quiet VGA
Power Supply: SilverStoneTek 230W TruPower
Remote: iMon Remote
TV: Samsung 32" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: VGA
Quick update. Applied the latest SVN's for Mediaportal and TV-Server on Friday night. Since then when I do a channel scan I get the full list of channels that I used to get.
Found out the reason why I couldn't connect to the TV server from a client. Stupidity on my part unfortunately :-( I had to reconfigure my wireless router due to a failed firmware update and forgot to reserve the IP address of the TV server. Unfortunately in the period between getting the decoder filters sorted out and testing with the Mediaportal TV Server client the DHCP issued ip address on the TV-Server had changed. Ooops.
So, anyway, moving swiftly on from my stupidity. TV Server client now connects to the TV server (using the correct IP address!?!) and I can see the TV just fine. Quality is excellent and there is not a lot of stutter. Only problem is frequently when changing channels I lose the video. Switching off MyTv and then switching it back on again resolves the issut but its a bit of a pain.
Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2
CPU Type: AMD 64 4000+
HDD: Western Digital 300GB AT133
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel PC3200
Motherboard: MSI RS420-IL mATX
Video Card: Sapphire ATI X800GTO 256MB
1. TV Card: LifeView DVB-T Duo Hybrid
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T/Analogue
MPEG2 Video Codec: NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
HTPC Case: SilverStone Tek LC11M
Cooling: Zalman CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm CPU and VF700 Series Quiet VGA
Power Supply: SilverStoneTek 230W TruPower
Remote: iMon Remote
TV: Samsung 32" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: VGA
Quick update. Applied the latest SVN's for Mediaportal and TV-Server on Friday night. Since then when I do a channel scan I get the full list of channels that I used to get.
Found out the reason why I couldn't connect to the TV server from a client. Stupidity on my part unfortunately :-( I had to reconfigure my wireless router due to a failed firmware update and forgot to reserve the IP address of the TV server. Unfortunately in the period between getting the decoder filters sorted out and testing with the Mediaportal TV Server client the DHCP issued ip address on the TV-Server had changed. Ooops.
So, anyway, moving swiftly on from my stupidity. TV Server client now connects to the TV server (using the correct IP address!?!) and I can see the TV just fine. Quality is excellent and there is not a lot of stutter. Only problem is frequently when changing channels I lose the video. Switching off MyTv and then switching it back on again resolves the issut but its a bit of a pain.
MediaPortal Version: Mediaportal 2.0.4 SVN 24/10/06 10:00
Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2
CPU Type: AMD 64 4000+
HDD: Western Digital 300GB AT133
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel PC3200
Motherboard: MSI RS420-IL mATX
Video Card: Sapphire ATI X800GTO 256MB
1. TV Card: LifeView DVB-T Duo Hybrid
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T/Analogue
MPEG2 Video Codec: NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
HTPC Case: SilverStone Tek LC11M
Cooling: Zalman CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm CPU and VF700 Series Quiet VGA
Power Supply: SilverStoneTek 230W TruPower
Remote: iMon Remote
TV: Samsung 32" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: VGA
Quick update. Applied the latest SVN's for Mediaportal and TV-Server on Friday night. Since then when I do a channel scan I get the full list of channels that I used to get.
Found out the reason why I couldn't connect to the TV server from a client. Stupidity on my part unfortunately :-( I had to reconfigure my wireless router due to a failed firmware update and forgot to reserve the IP address of the TV server. Unfortunately in the period between getting the decoder filters sorted out and testing with the Mediaportal TV Server client the DHCP issued ip address on the TV-Server had changed. Ooops.
So, anyway, moving swiftly on from my stupidity. TV Server client now connects to the TV server (using the correct IP address!?!) and I can see the TV just fine. Quality is excellent and there is not a lot of stutter. Only problem is frequently when changing channels I lose the video. Switching off MyTv and then switching it back on again resolves the issue but its a bit of a pain.
Windows Version: Windows XP Professional SP2
CPU Type: AMD 64 4000+
HDD: Western Digital 300GB AT133
Memory: 2GB Dual Channel PC3200
Motherboard: MSI RS420-IL mATX
Video Card: Sapphire ATI X800GTO 256MB
1. TV Card: LifeView DVB-T Duo Hybrid
1. TV Card Type: DVB-T/Analogue
MPEG2 Video Codec: NewSoft MPEG Video Decoder Filter (MPEG1/2)
MPEG2 Audio Codec: NewSoft Audio Decoder Filter
HTPC Case: SilverStone Tek LC11M
Cooling: Zalman CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm CPU and VF700 Series Quiet VGA
Power Supply: SilverStoneTek 230W TruPower
Remote: iMon Remote
TV: Samsung 32" LCD
TV - HTPC Connection: VGA
Quick update. Applied the latest SVN's for Mediaportal and TV-Server on Friday night. Since then when I do a channel scan I get the full list of channels that I used to get.
Found out the reason why I couldn't connect to the TV server from a client. Stupidity on my part unfortunately :-( I had to reconfigure my wireless router due to a failed firmware update and forgot to reserve the IP address of the TV server. Unfortunately in the period between getting the decoder filters sorted out and testing with the Mediaportal TV Server client the DHCP issued ip address on the TV-Server had changed. Ooops.
So, anyway, moving swiftly on from my stupidity. TV Server client now connects to the TV server (using the correct IP address!?!) and I can see the TV just fine. Quality is excellent and there is not a lot of stutter. Only problem is frequently when changing channels I lose the video. Switching off MyTv and then switching it back on again resolves the issue but its a bit of a pain.
MediaPortal Version: MediaPortal-svn--10-31-2006--17-41-Rev11428.exe
Windows Version: xp pro sp2
CPU Type: barton 2500
HDD: 100 gb WD IDE
Memory: 1 gb DDR400
Motherboard: abit an7
Motherboard Chipset: nf2
Motherboard Bios:
Video Card: ati 9500
Video Card Driver: 6.10 CCC
Sound Card: soundstorm onboard
Sound Card AC3: soundstorm onboard
Sound Card Driver:
1. TV Card: skystar2
1. TV Card Type: dvb-c
1. TV Card Driver: 4.4
2. TV Card: yakumo dvb-t usbstick
2. TV Card Type: dvb-t
2. TV Card Driver:
3. TV Card:
3. TV Card Type:
3. TV Card Driver:
4. TV Card:
4. TV Card Type:
4. TV Card Driver:
MPEG2 Video Codec: nvidia purevideo
MPEG2 Audio Codec: nvidia purevideo
Satelite/CableTV Provider:
HTPC Case:
Cooling:
Power Supply:
Remote: ati
TV:
TV - HTPC Connection: PJ- HDMI
I tried latest SVN of everything today.
tvserver
mediaportal
+tv server plugin
Same problem I get on the remote client.
unable to start timeshifting.
No video/audio detected ...
If I do a single-seat then I have no problem surfing skystar2/dvb-c channels.
Also the dvb-t channels are working.
With singleseat I mean that the same PC is used as tvserver and GUI client backend.
When I do a remote client, then skystar2 channels are working fine, but dvb-t are not.
Check the attached logs.
gibman
Windows Version: xp pro sp2
CPU Type: barton 2500
HDD: 100 gb WD IDE
Memory: 1 gb DDR400
Motherboard: abit an7
Motherboard Chipset: nf2
Motherboard Bios:
Video Card: ati 9500
Video Card Driver: 6.10 CCC
Sound Card: soundstorm onboard
Sound Card AC3: soundstorm onboard
Sound Card Driver:
1. TV Card: skystar2
1. TV Card Type: dvb-c
1. TV Card Driver: 4.4
2. TV Card: yakumo dvb-t usbstick
2. TV Card Type: dvb-t
2. TV Card Driver:
3. TV Card:
3. TV Card Type:
3. TV Card Driver:
4. TV Card:
4. TV Card Type:
4. TV Card Driver:
MPEG2 Video Codec: nvidia purevideo
MPEG2 Audio Codec: nvidia purevideo
Satelite/CableTV Provider:
HTPC Case:
Cooling:
Power Supply:
Remote: ati
TV:
TV - HTPC Connection: PJ- HDMI
I tried latest SVN of everything today.
tvserver
mediaportal
+tv server plugin
Same problem I get on the remote client.
unable to start timeshifting.
No video/audio detected ...
If I do a single-seat then I have no problem surfing skystar2/dvb-c channels.
Also the dvb-t channels are working.
With singleseat I mean that the same PC is used as tvserver and GUI client backend.
When I do a remote client, then skystar2 channels are working fine, but dvb-t are not.
Check the attached logs.
gibman
When you first start MP with TVE3, you may get the 'Unable to start timeshifting. No Audio/Video detected' message. Try changing to another channel, on a different multiplexer. I have found this to work. All other channels, including the one giving the error message to start with , then work for me. It is a bit annoying to get to work. But, once working it works very well. I think Frodo is doing a fine job!
known issue -->Mantis974 <--
Just wanted to add my voice to the thread, as I'm not able to comment within mantis. I too have the same problem. Using Latest SVN's (as of 26.06.07) for both MP and TV Server/Client. Running under Vista on a Twinhan bog standard DVB-S (1030).
Stange thing is though. I had a network error on my Vista and unfortunatenly had to do a fresh test re-install and then basically put my latest backup on again. In the process of the re-insall...i.e. Upgrade of vista, I noticed the problem with the timeshift error had dissappeared. However I could not keep my system in that condition for other reasons and am now runnig on my old backup which still has the Timeshift fault.
I also tried to reproduce this reinsall over my current backup, but you guessed it....didn't seem to solve the issue this time around.
Stange thing is though. I had a network error on my Vista and unfortunatenly had to do a fresh test re-install and then basically put my latest backup on again. In the process of the re-insall...i.e. Upgrade of vista, I noticed the problem with the timeshift error had dissappeared. However I could not keep my system in that condition for other reasons and am now runnig on my old backup which still has the Timeshift fault.
I also tried to reproduce this reinsall over my current backup, but you guessed it....didn't seem to solve the issue this time around.