John Molohan wrote: > I'm in the position to introduce Freevo as a great solution to an old > problem here. In the past our lecturers have recorded TV on to VHS tapes > and then play these back to their students. This has a number of > drawbacks and we feel it's time to move on.
Welcome to the 20th century ;) > In order to do this I'm looking at a quad analogue tuners with mpeg2 > hardware encoding (2 x PVR500s maybe). What I'm looking for is > experience from anyone who may have done something similar. Were there > any particular problems you came across? Does anyone know of any nice > rack mountable kit that would suit? What rating PSU would you recommend? > Etc. I box with two dvb cards (so a similar setup) is easy to build. No need for a special PSU. > One of my staff is also a student here and might be partaking in the SOC > for Freevo so we might end up extending Freevo a bit during this. Cool. But remeber, we only have until Friday to accept students. > Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The 2.0 freevo-tvserver + freevo-tvdev with kaa.record2 (WIP) is exactly what you need. Dischi -- The only problem with mornings is that they happen too early in the day.
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