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The cyberlink player obviously doesnt leave it up to Window to choose the decoder, and instead opts to use its own decoders etc. ie, "m2ts" is a file type that player was designed to play, so it gives special attention to that file type, wheras GB-PVR doesnt know anything about m2ts files and instead lets Windows choose which decoders to use. Quote: How can I make windows choose what I want it to? Windows uses the decoder...

...just small info - if you will play any video with TrueHD (AC3+), you will have no audio (AC3 filter will fail to decode it).

Quote: Originally Posted by gEd try changing the deinterlace settings on CCC and disable the enhancements in video settings. gEd, you are a genius. One of the enhancements sliders was set to the "Quality" end, rather than the "Performance" end. I put it to the middle ("Balanced") and my video playback was restored to its former glory. Thank you for your patience and your advice. I...

Quote: Originally Posted by gbpdem At least I now know that I am not alone in that department I just don't know why it is acting up right now, maybe I will change USB ports and keep trying. The funny thing is I've never had problems with the past 2-3 installations. In the course of exploring the folders and files in IRSS I remember seeing quite alot of set top box models so I presumed there must be some way to "auto...

Quote: I use Alibert's TV Listings / TV Recordings plugin and I think that it is the perfect solution for displaying Radio Times listings. Me too, I personally like the RT listings as I like all the extra detail often given on films (all the background geeky stuff!). Steeb

As I recall, I had a similar issue initially with my PVR500. Download and install the latest drivers from Hauppauge's website, that fixed my problem. I believe it was something in the original drivers was messing up the time stamps in the mpeg files. If you want to keep some of the messed up recordings, I think there's a freeware utility you can run to fix the files. Good luck, -Brad

Try specifying your decoders in Config's Playback tab and select something other than the InterVideo Video Decoder. @Pob: .7z is a 7-Zip file (opensource compression library http://www.7-zip.org/ )

You could try the ScanChannelsBDA utility from here . AFAIK it should work with most DVB-T tuners.

Quote: Originally Posted by imilne Short version of my question: can I tune in (eg) BBC1 from both Freeview and Freesat tuners and have it seen as the same channel by gbpvr? This is the normal way GBPVR should work. It does not matter what the channel is named on the sat or terrestial transmitter - all that matters is you map the correct channels to the EPG. The EPG is the lynchpin in GBPVR, and using only one EPG source it will seemlessly...

Quote: Originally Posted by imilne I've found that the data from Radio Times is often several paragraphs long for instance. Detailed yes, but messy when displayed. I use Alibert's TV Listings / TV Recordings plugin and I think that it is the perfect solution for displaying Radio Times listings.