Fossie: Because the pirated version sometimes doesn't come with the most up to date files?



My 3.9.2 worked without changing any settings at all. Have you changed any of the audio settings?

freitasm:

I've installed DVBViewer Pro 3.9.2.0 yesterday. I tried before buying it with the TransEdit which had no problems finding channels with a Hauppage USB DVB-T 900 device.

DVBViewer finds the correct channels and even shows the current program EPG data - but then it stops with the following message:

"Cannot render mediafile/output pin, error: 0x80040200 (Specified media type is invalid)."

ajst2duk: Hey Fossie - outstanding thread - its rolling toward a fantastic future here with DVB-T - we all appreciate your very helpful contributions.

I have a few questions that I dont think I've yet found the answers to with the bleeding edge here - not sure if you can answer them:

With an HTPC setup, we should be able to record programs? what will we be able to do with them, for example at the moment I have a standard PVR and I often get "I missed that program - can you get it for me" and me being oblivious to copyright laws say's "yes, I can spin a DVD for you no problem".

How is it going to work when DVB-T starts broadcasting?
Also, if we have sat 3 PS's in the house, will we be able to pass recorded HDTV between them without any restriction??

Regards
AJ

Soon to be constructed HTPC
Zalman HD135, Corsair HX620, Gigabyte DS3-p, E8400, Geil DDR2800X2gb, HD3870XT, 1TB HD,

eXDee:
Freeview has no encryption/DRM, so you could do what you want with it

cranz:

eXDee:
Freeview has no encryption/DRM, so you could do what you want with it

I beleive when they start offering native HD content HDCP flags will most likely be enabled, can anyone verify this?

sbiddle:

cranz:

eXDee:
Freeview has no encryption/DRM, so you could do what you want with it

I beleive when they start offering native HD content HDCP flags will most likely be enabled, can anyone verify this?

The expectation is that HD content will all have the ICT flag enabled which restricts component output to 576i rather than 720p. This means you will have to use a HDCP compliant HDMI TV/display panel to watch HD transmissions.

Davos:

Has anyone tried the H.264 codec in Nero 8?

openmedia:

sbiddle:

cranz:

eXDee:
Freeview has no encryption/DRM, so you could do what you want with it

I beleive when they start offering native HD content HDCP flags will most likely be enabled, can anyone verify this?

The expectation is that HD content will all have the ICT flag enabled which restricts component output to 576i rather than 720p. This means you will have to use a HDCP compliant HDMI TV/display panel to watch HD transmissions.

This assumes that your STB or software obeys the ICT flag. On a MythTV PVR the software will simply ignore the flag and play the content on any screen you wish at any resolution you wish.

Steve

sub: I think you'll find all PC software will ignore this flag, except maybe MCE. All the common apps like GB-PVR, DVB Viewer, Media Portal, MythTV etc wont implement support for it.