On Mon April 10 2006 01:28, Ronald S. Bultje wrote: > Hi, > > On Sun, 9 Apr 2006, Dave Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Does anyone know of the hardware hack to send the signal from a TV tuner > > card through the DC10+ > > If you open a TV viewing app, you'll note that the dc10+ has three video > inputs; composite, svideo and some magical thing called "internal". Open > your computer and look at the card; you'll see a small black connector on > the side of the card labelled "video in", and the "internal" option is > exactly this. > Some tv/tuner cards actually have a similar connector labelled "video > out". By connecting the tuner out to the dc10+ internal in, you > essentially add a tuner to your dc10+ (or a hardware codec to your tuner > card, depending on whose side you're on). The cable input is then > connected to the tuner card, the tuner proxied to the dc10+, and you > capture using lavrec or so. > > Ronald I don't suppose you know of any particular TV cards that have this connector. To help narrow my search.
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