On 1 Dec 2004 at 14:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(..),
although I suppose it might be true that most on this list are probably
members.
Most?
Probably not (any more).
Wolfgang
www.scp-paulet-lenerz.com
Tarquin recently made a serious point when he asked if Quanta committee
meetings were secret. There are some of us on the committee who would like
to see members being much better informed about what the committee get up
to. That could be via this list, but it would be important to make a
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On 1 Dec 2004 at 14:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(..),
although I suppose it might be true that most
I use them for Worldnews - all under XP.
We have had a DVB-s satellite cards running for over two years.
They also have two HP PVR cards which have been running for a year or
so.
These all save video 24hrs, and have given no problem.
Ben uses a HP Nexus terrestrial satellite card in a
Please do fill in the form. It is now very much not just a Quanta
questionnaire.
Tony
Tony, remember when I mentioned I didn't see a 'thank you' page? Did you
actually get a form from me at the time? If not, let me know, I'll fill it in
again.
Dilwyn Jones
These two guys at Hauppauge UK have always solved my problems:
Ben Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Elton Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmm, you obviously had access to better people than I did then.
Their software needs nursing. In particular, it is vital you have a
compatible MSIE loaded. The picture
At 08:36 30/11/2004 +, you wrote:
Anyway, it's gone now, swapped it for something much more useful (front
panel USB sockets and cabling so I no longer have to go round behind ot
plug things in )from someone at work
Dilwyn Jones
For that very reason I have knocked up a couple of boxes in the
To develop a board for a laptop is an interesting proposition. It's about
the same as the challenge of developing a board for a PC, but with
additional power challenges.
The QL uses such minimal power that unless we are using Coldfire this
can be ignored.
If a QL-replacement board
Of course there is. What is wrong with qtpi? That will work with any old
terminal program on any platform.
Have never used qtpi I must admit - now here's another possible article
for Quanta if someone wants to write it.. How to use QTPI and/or transfer
files between the QL and PC.
Ooh - a call for QPC 1 :-)
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Rich Mellor
What makes you think he wants to run DOS???
Dilwyn Jones
Yeah but at least you could set up the boot sector to boot straight into
QPC1 and therefore avoid seeing DOS altogether (could you not?? Or was
that just QXL) ??
--
Rich Mellor
from FAT16 - key difference is
obviously the size of pointer to FAT table sector.
Duncan
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