No way to change capture-resolution/or crop analog TV ? (1 Viewer)

[Al_Capone]

TV-Server Version: 1.0 RC1
MediaPortal Version: 1.0 RC1
MediaPortal Skin: Bluetwo Wide
Windows Version: XP SP2
CPU Type: Pentium Mobile 1,73Ghz
HDD: 160GB toshiba 2,5" SATA
Memory: 1GB
Motherboard: Aopen
Video Card: Nvidia 8400GS
Video Card Driver: 169.28
Sound Card: Realtek ALC880 (onboard)
Sound Card AC3: Realtek ALC880 (onboard)
Sound Card Driver: 5.10.00.5345
1. TV Card: Hauppauge WinPVR USB2 (hardware compression)
1. TV Card Type: Analog
1. TV Card Driver: 24023
2. TV Card: FireDTV S2, Firmware 1.4.0
2. TV Card Type: Sat
2. TV Card Driver: 4.4N
MPEG2 Video Codec: ffdshow
MPEG2 Audio Codec: ffdshow
h.264 Video Codec: ffdshow
Satelite/CableTV Provider: canal digital
HTPC Case: X-Cube mini
Cooling: internal fan
Power Supply: Xcube-mini's standard
Remote: FireFly
TV: Widescreen 26" monitor, DLP projector
TV - HTPC Connection: DVI




It seems my Hauppuage WinPVR USB2 is operating at a lower resolution after moving to 1.0 RC1 /TV server.
I see no way to change capture resolution ?!? - where is it?
TV looks pretty bad with currect resolution, I guess it's using 352x288

Also:
TV playback in MP 1.0RC1 adds some black left+right borders to the captured video, I'd like to trim off 5-15 pixels at each end, that was possible before...

 

[ronilse]

Hi,
First of all stop cross-posting posts about same prob & second this it's not a bug since the capture size it's a future request.
Some cards can use the capture size tool which is in latest SVN & since you use a analog card you also need the updated TsReader.ax from Ambass in that thread.
In TV-Server Configuration -> TV Servers -> your comp -> your card -> quality control tab you can test if it is supported, if it's not to bad & you have to wait.

Crop settings it's set in MediaPortal Gui -> MyTV -> start a channel -> fullscreen -> info + crop.

Regards
Roy

 

[Al_Capone]

Hi,
First of all stop cross-posting posts about same prob & second this it's not a bug since the capture size it's a future request.

sorry for cross posting, I did not knew I even did it, MP is the one, and only system in my home, there is no "tv" no "radio", no "DVD" or CD-player, - problems with MP makes my girl angry at me (go figure)
-I was forced away from stable 0.2.3 to 1.0.RC1 because I needed FireDTV.S2 to work.

Some cards can use the capture size tool which is in latest SVN & since you use a analog card you also need the updated TsReader.ax from Ambass in that thread.

(I run the mediaportal-svn-05-23-2008--22-51-Rev19158.rar )
-had trouble finding "TsReader.ax" - do I already have it ?

In TV-Server Configuration -> TV Servers -> your comp -> your card -> quality control tab you can test if it is supported, if it's not to bad & you have to wait.

Quality control tab is there, but all controls are disabled.

Crop settings it's set in MediaPortal Gui -> MyTV -> start a channel -> fullscreen -> info + crop.

Thanks.

 

[ronilse]

Hi,
For the quality controll, click check. if nothing shows up then it can't be used for your card.

mediaportal-svn-05-23-2008--22-51-Rev19158.rar <-- doesn't need the new TsReader cause the changes which breakes analog it's with latest(from yesterday).

Regards
Roy

 

[misterd]

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In TV-Server Configuration -> TV Servers -> your comp -> your card -> quality control tab you can test if it is supported, if it's not to bad & you have to wait.

Quality control tab is there, but all controls are disabled.

The controls are only enabled when you hit the check button and the TvServer supports quality control for you card.

MisterD

 

[Al_Capone]

Hauppauge WinPVR USB2 was not supported.

-I am not completely sure I am running lower resolution anymore, and no logs contain this information. - It can prove to be only psychological affect of comparing to digital TV source.

 

[ronilse]

Hi,
To check attach tv.log & mediaportal.log to you post after you have watch the channel, this should tell resolution used.

Regards
Roy

 

[Al_Capone]

found it "PlaneScene:" was the word I needed to look for.
- thnx.