Carsten Koch wrote:
Should I still buy a FF card at all or does xine or softdevice
work just as reliably by now?
I don't have a FF card but using a dxr3 in my 2nd vdr box so I have some
experience about HW decoded vdr -- but
If you have a flat panel TV with HDMI/DVI input, I believe all the
Carsten Koch schrieb:
Torgeir Veimo wrote:
...
A full features card still uses much less CPU however, and can
automatically reclock the output based on the timing of the input DVB
stream. If you're not replacing any other component at this time I'd
stick with FF cards,
Thanks!
No, I
Torgeir Veimo wrote:
...
> A full features card still uses much less CPU however, and can
> automatically reclock the output based on the timing of the input DVB
> stream. If you're not replacing any other component at this time I'd
> stick with FF cards,
Thanks!
No, I guess I would like to keep
On 25 May 2007, at 22:29, Carsten Koch wrote:
Should I still buy a FF card at all or does xine or softdevice
work just as reliably by now?
Softdevice can give you really smooth fully interlaced SDTV output
using a matrox G450 or G550 card, if your processor is fast enough.
I'm using a pen
Depends on what your needs are. Aside of that though, OUCH! I would
be pissed if lightening took out my dvb card!
Sorry to hear your bad luck!
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