Magnus Hörlin a écrit : > Well, my first imressions of the ION platform (Acer Revo) are very good. > It does the vdpau deinterlacing without problems and so far the video > decoding has not exceeded 1% cpu load for ANY 1080p clip I've tried. > This is the best VDR frontend/XBMC machine I've ever tried. I don't know > why, but it works better than my Intel E7200/Nvidia 9400 uATX board. For > those interested it uses 34W from 220V with the hdd still attached. I > don't know if it's using any power though, since I've disabled SATA in > the bios because I boot it off the network. Anyone who knows how to open > this wonderful little thing?
Thanks for the feedback. Knowing that my EPIA ML6000 draws 25W from the wall (no HDD at all) while hardware-decoding MPEG2, using the same kind of power brick, I'd say decoding 1080p with 34W is great ! I guess the HDD will still spin, even with SATA disabled at the BIOS. You could rip 2 more watts off by unpluging it. Openning it : http://hothardware.com/Articles/Acer-Aspire-Revo-SFF-NVIDIA-Ion-PC/?page=3 Does digital sound come out of the box on HDMI only ? No SPDIF of some kind ? -- NH _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
