On Fri, Jan 14, 2005 at 11:54:14AM -0800, perdurabo wrote:
> This is probably a bit misleading to the layman. Most of us in the
> SageTV community (and Frey recommends) have a WinTV-PVR card with
> hardware MPEG2 encoding and decoding. So yes, it does use very little
> CPU power. I leave my SageTV
This is probably a bit misleading to the layman. Most of us in the
SageTV community (and Frey recommends) have a WinTV-PVR card with
hardware MPEG2 encoding and decoding. So yes, it does use very little
CPU power. I leave my SageTV processes up and running while I play
Grand Theft Auto: VC, for exa
On Thu, Jan 13, 2005 at 11:07:12AM -0800, perdurabo wrote:
> Windows MCE2005 is light years better than previous versions. Everyone
> else seems to like 2005 a lot too. It's a shame about the DRM, and
> Microsoft's history with DRM though.
>
> I currently use SageTV, which is an excellent and fair
Windows MCE2005 is light years better than previous versions. Everyone
else seems to like 2005 a lot too. It's a shame about the DRM, and
Microsoft's history with DRM though.
I currently use SageTV, which is an excellent and fairly inexpensive
app. It currently runs on Windows, although they annou
They have a new "media center" type piece of hardware that runs
linux. Everybody and their mother is working on media center
type stuff. Having already had the chance of playing with
Windows Media Center I can safely say avoid it with at least a
10 ft pole.
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