Ben,
I have not checked my card yet to see if this is indeed the situation,
or if yours was just a defect in manufacturing, but I will send your
email along to the owner of the company that makes the board, for both
input to their design/manufacturing process and/or for a replacement
board if it
Hello,
As people on this mailing list may know, we have been talking about
having an installation fest for MythTV (www.mythtv.org), a piece of FOSS
that allows your PC to act like a TV recorder,
photo repository and music repository all in one. We have determined
that a lot of people would like
I think that would be a great idea and the location is convenient.
I've been reading the MythTV mailing list for several months and have
been collecting components (and my thoughts). I'd be interested to know
what your recommendations would be, particularly for the capture card
(PCR-150?)
Greg, et. al.,
I've been reading the MythTV mailing list for several months and have
been collecting components (and my thoughts). I'd be interested to
know
what your recommendations would be, particularly for the capture card
(PCR-150?) and the output card (NVidia 5200 family??). Any
Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can other owners of the pcHDTV 5500 confirm their card shares this
(ahem) feature? If so, any ideas on improving the attachment, so
that a poorly aimed mouse fart won't knock it off the tuner module
again?
Who's the manufacturer of this card? I'd like
pcHDTV is the Linux HDTV card.
www.pchdtv.com, the only manufacturer I've heard of which released
Linux drivers with no Windows drivers.
On 3/4/07, Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can other owners of the pcHDTV 5500 confirm their card shares this
Also, its one of the few, if not only, HD cards that doesn't look at
the broadcast flag.
On Mar 4, 2007, at 9:59 PM, Thomas Charron wrote:
pcHDTV is the Linux HDTV card.
www.pchdtv.com, the only manufacturer I've heard of which released
Linux drivers with no Windows drivers.
On 3/4/07,
On 3/4/07, Greg Kettmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be interested to know what your recommendations would be ...
As maddog said, our InstallFest will have some kind of
recommendations/requirements -- a Hardware Compatibility List (HCL),
as we say in the pro IT world. The plan is that if
On Mar 04, 2007, at 22:03, Travis Roy wrote:
Also, its one of the few, if not only, HD cards that doesn't look
at the broadcast flag.
Erm, sorry, but that's just not correct on multiple levels. The
broadcast flag was shot down, and I'm not aware of any cards on the
market today that
