> > I agree that the CPU is overkill for a PVR-350, but I also intend on > > using the built in nVidia TVout, as well as I'd like to do HDTV at > > some point. I'm not even sure if the XP 2700 is enough for HD, but I > > hope it is. > > My 1800 is almost enough with some optimized-for-performance settings and my > 3200 runs at about 70% utilization with optimized-for-best-video-quality > settings (1920x1080 resolution, kernel deint filter, non-libmpeg2 decoding). > Just dropped my GeForce 6200 into the 1800, going to see if w/the new drivers > I can get it to play back 1080i content smoothly now...
So is that to say, I may be right on the edge? I don't anticipating trying HD anytime soon even though I have an HD compatible 65" wide screen. My TV could look so much better, but I don't (currently) have any nice HD content at my disposal (OTA would be a joke where I live). I'll probably go HD satellite at some point in the future. Not sure on Myth's support of that either, I assume requires an Air2PC card? Oh, that reminds me, I saw this: http://www.dsstoybox.com/product_vision.asp It seems like a joke, but is there any support for such a device in Linux? Any way to tune satellite directly without using the DSS box? -Kenneth
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