What about 1920x1080 FullHD TV ?

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Dirk Meyer <dis...@freevo.org> wrote:
> Jason Tackaberry wrote:
>> As I mentioned in the other thread, I'd like to work up a web-based
>> survey to help us get a better idea about our userbase.
>
> How much work is that? Maybe someone can help?
>
>> #. Are you currently running HTPC software?
>>         (o) Not yet, but I plan to
>>         ( ) Yes, and I'm using Freevo
>>         ( ) Yes, and I'm using MythTV
>
> Add Windows MCE and XBMC here, too
>
>>         ( ) Yes, and I'm using some other software:
>>             [Please specify other software]
>> #. Which version of Python are you currently using on your system
>>    running Freevo?
>>
>>         Can be checked with: python --version
>>
>>         (o) Don't know
>>         ( ) Python 2.3 or earlier
>>         ( ) Python 2.4
>>         ( ) Python 2.5
>>         ( ) Python 2.6 or later
>
> Add a special 3.0 check. A future 2.7 may work out-of-the-box, 3.0 does
> not.
>
>> #. Would you be willing to upgrade your video card or other hardware
>>    to support Freevo 2?
>>
>>         For standard definition (480p/576p), Freevo 2 will best run with
>>         a Core 2 Duo 1.8GHz (or equivalent AMD) or better, 512MB RAM,
>>         and NVIDIA GeForce 6000 or Intel GMA 900 or better.
>
> My Core Duo with 1.7GHz can handle your test 1080p videos. I only have
> some problems with the gfx card. Since you are talking about standard
> definition, I guess "Core Duo 1.7 Ghz" or "pre-core architecture 2.8
> GHz" would be ok.
>
>> #. What best describes the primary display of your HTPC:
>>         (o) LCD panel geared toward PCs
>>         ( ) CRT television
>>         ( ) LCD or Plasma television at 1280x720 or 1365x768
>
> 1366x768
>
>> #. Does your display accept a 24Hz signal?
>>         (o) Don't know
>>         ( ) No
>>         ( ) Yes, but I don't use it (e.g. because I own a Panasonic
>>             and the crappy 48Hz flicker makes my eyes explode)
>>         ( ) Yes, and I'd like to use it (e.g. because I paid a small
>>             fortune for a Pioneer display that does proper 24Hz)
>
> LOL
>
>> #. The following features of HTPC software are important to you
>>    (check all that apply):
>>         [ ] Browse and play video rips (AVI, MKV, etc)
>>         [ ] DVD playback (DVD discs and DVD ISOs)
>>         [ ] TV capture and playback
>>         [ ] Live TV with time shifting
>>         [ ] Support for multiple tuner cards
>>         [ ] Browse and play music (MP3, Ogg, etc.)
>>         [ ] Browse and view images
>>         [ ] Play games
>>         [ ] Smooth, well-integrated user interface
>>         [ ] User interface animations and other bling
>>         [ ] Video on-screen display
>>         [ ] Password (or number code) protect certain media
>
> Would you add "Remote access from outside the home network", please?
>
>
> Dischi
>
>
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