On Fri, 2008-05-09 at 06:24 -0600, Mark Paulus wrote:

> 
> Carl L. Gilbert wrote:
> > Hey thanks a lot to you and all that helped with the valuable info.
> > 
> > I think I will get the HVR-1600 and rought it.  Afterall, Linux is about 
> > pain right??  LOL, well its the card of growth and I expect its going to 
> > take a while to get this all up and running.  So a bit at a time.  
> > LIkely the CX driver will develop faster than my system.
> 
> And the really fun part of all this?  There's nothing that says you
> can't change your mind later and get both.  In fact, I started my
> mythtv system with one PVR-250, which I still have as my primary
> capture card, and a 250GB drive.  I have since expanded to 2 backends,
> (3) pvr-150/250, an ATSC card, and a QAM card.  One of my PVR-150
> is connected to my DCT-2524, so I can also capture the higher cable
> channels (encrypted digital channels).  I'm also working my way
> up to 2TB of storage, now that I've gotten off of LVM and am making
> full use of StorageGroups.  So, welcome, be flexible/adaptable, and 
> enjoy the ride.  Just watch your wallet.  It'll come out of your
> pants faster than you would ever imagine....


So there are other ATSC and QAM cards that work?  That would have been
my plan.  To buy a analog cable card, then expand one at a time as
needed.  But I did not see any other cards that seemed to be clearly
supported.

I'm using LVM now with ext3 on PATA RAID.  160Gb.  Once I get everything
going, I'll probably jump up on the HD size.  It would be nice to have
my collection on the HDD so I can watch it anytime from any of my TVs.
Thats my real objective.  Not sure how to get around the encryption or
if I need to!?  I don't plan to burn them.  I wish I could copy my DVDs.
I loose some sometimes to my son.  I really need my fair use back...



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