Brian Keener wrote:
Brian Jackson wrote:
You can add -nocache to mplayer options, but it still won't work for
things like video games. The problem is that an entire mpeg stream
is assembled in hardware, and there has to be a lag to get it right.
Or something....
--Brian Jackson
I'll just pick up an s-video splitter today at Radio Shack, they run
like 50 bucks or so if I recall correctly.
I'll use the bt878 for most of my purposes, and the pvr150 for the
encoding specifically...
Now that I think about it, there's probably some distinct advantages
to that sort of setup, like having dual tuner capability, etc.
Brian K
For what it's worth, I managed to scrape up enough odds and ends out of
my audio/video drawer to make splitters for my composite video, and
left/right audio channels. I had to use a passive composite-to-svideo
adapter I picked up from Fry's for 8 bucks with my bt878 card.
I've got both the bt878 and pvr150 running side-by-side and there's no
obvious quality degredation, and no obvious sound degredation.
THis should work great...
Brian K
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