Re: [Freevo-users] AverTV Cards

[Matt Felsen]

How fast is the CPU you're using? I'm unsure of whether or not to buy a 
card with hardware encoding (and possibly decoding) because the drivers 
haven't had a lot of time to mature, and they're more expensive. Does 
anyone use such a card? Are they working on linux and with freevo? Do 
you think that the price justifies the features?

Thanks again,
Matt
Jones, Keith wrote:
The AverTV Studio uses the bt868 chip, I've almost got mine working...
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Keith

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Felsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 3:19 PM
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Subject: [Freevo-users] AverTV Cards
Hi everyone. I looked through some of the more recent threads in the
archives, so please forgive me if this was discussed earlier. Are AverTV
cards supported? While they do not come with a remote, they are much
cheaper than, and the quality seems on par, if not better, than WinTV 
cards.

Thanks,
Matt


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