>I use Pundit with SIS drivers from - you can achieve small amount of overscan using SisCtrl tool. There you can streatch and move picture. It is still not as large as real TV, but it eliminates black bars. >Quality is in my opinion just fine. Any it has DVI output, so you can connect it to some fancy LCD/plasma TV.
>Pundit is imho a little bit easier to setup, and bit more supported under linux. I have PVR250 and DVB Nexus-S card, and I haven't had any problems with >it - besides putting Nexus-S inside which required a little bit of case-bending and modifying a CPU cooler exhaust with a saw. >You must note, that it is not quiet as I would want it to be (this applies to both Pundits). Don't buy too fast processor - it will be noisy. I have P4 >2.4 and processor fans is most of the time on its slowest speed. When it hits constant cpu usage of more that 70% is goes as 2500rpm, which is definitely >noticeable. My college has a Pundit-R with P4 3Ghz, it is from boot at a higher speed. I have heard that best processors for it would be old core Celerons 2.4 or 2.6. Case fan could be a source of some noticeable noise too depending of components you put in. >br, >k. >From memory, there is a bios option in the Pundit to set the default speed of the fan, mine was set to "Full" or whatever when I first received it. As I said, this is from memory, so I'm probably wrong. Regards, Tom Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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