[vdr] Replacing aging VDR for DVB-S2, again

2011-04-30 Thread Adrian C.
Hello, 
in Jaunary I asked your suggestions for hardware capable of doing DVB-S2 
and HDTV to replace an old setup. Based on your helpful responses I 
decided to use:

Ascrock M3AUCC
AthlonII X3 455
Nvidia GT240
2x SkyStar HD2 (2.6.38.4 mantis works good, but no RC)

I worked on my VDR 1.6 setup for many years with liemikuutio patches,
text2skin themes, externalplayer plugin launching Oxine... so I
decided to replicate that setup first, and it all works great again.

Reason I haven't tried VDR 1.7 yet, and that I'm here again, is the 
GT240 graphics. I could only obtain a 512MB model, which I did even 
though the supplier said it will be no good for HD on a 107cm LCD TV. 
Was he trying to sell me more expensive graphics, or that actually makse 
sense? Thanks.

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Re: [vdr] Replacing aging VDR for DVB-S2, again

2011-04-30 Thread Roland Behme
 Reason I haven't tried VDR 1.7 yet, and that I'm here again, is the 
 GT240 graphics. I could only obtain a 512MB model, which I did even 
 though the supplier said it will be no good for HD on a 107cm LCD TV. 
 Was he trying to sell me more expensive graphics, or that actually makse 
 sense? Thanks.
Well, a GT240 might not be sufficient to play recent games on a Full HD
resolution, but that's not what you're up to.
Even a G210 is fast enough for FullHD h264 decoding unless you want to
use the most sophisticated deinterlacers. A GT240 should do for anything
you want to do with your VDR.

Best regards,
  Roland

-- 
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Re: [vdr] Replacing aging VDR for DVB-S2, again

2011-04-30 Thread Adrian C.
On Sat, 30 Apr 2011, Roland Behme wrote:

 A GT240 should do for anything you want to do with your VDR.

Thanks Roland.

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