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> You should make sure all your outlets are properly grounded... via that
> third
> prong. hold the tv cabl
11, 2001 10:50 AM
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:You should make sure all your outlets are properly grounded... via that
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:prong. hold the tv cable, with it disconnected from your pc... and
:touch the
:metal part of the pc case... see if you get
slots they are in if need be.
But why watch tv on the pc when there's another in the same room
cya
richard
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From: Robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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dware problem, any idea?
Robin
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You should make sure all your outlets are pro
You should make sure all your outlets are properly grounded... via that third
prong. hold the tv cable, with it disconnected from your pc... and touch the
metal part of the pc case... see if you get a little tingly... it may be that
your're getting voltage bleeding in/out through your cable li
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Behalf Of Craig Williamson (ENZ)Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001
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Hi There,
I've got a Dynalink TView TV capture card with FM. It
uses the BT878 Brooktree chipset. I
I never had any problems with picture quality on my
Happague Win TV/Radio. Color is better than on my set
Brian D. Klar - CVE
OTS
WPAFB
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From: Ed Tharp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 6:31 AM
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ehh, what software are you using? have you set the settings to reflect say
ntsc (as opposed to pal or secam, if you are in the USA?) and "broadcast" as
opposed to cable? is the coax running by flouresecent light fixtures? my win
tv works great and is every bit as clear as any other picture on m
On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 19:58, Ed Tharp wrote:
> Almoxt any brooktree848 based card should work good, my cheap winTV card
> works great for mem and does good video capture to. I believe the difference
> would be to have the PCI based card (as opposed to the USB).
Does anyone who has a WinTV car
My ATI was auto detected. I use zapping software and the capture and tv picture are
great
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Tom Badran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Im looking for a good quality pci TV card. The prime purpose for it will be
Almoxt any brooktree848 based card should work good, my cheap winTV card
works great for mem and does good video capture to. I believe the difference
would be to have the PCI based card (as opposed to the USB).
On Monday 10 December 2001 21:25, you wrote:
> Im looking for a good quality pci
Title: RE: [expert] TV Card Reccomendations
Hi There,
I've got a Dynalink TView TV capture card with FM. It uses the BT878 Brooktree chipset. It works under Linux but hasn't got cartified hardware status yet. But it's still good :-). Good Luck.
Craig
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Im looking for a good quality pci TV card. The prime purpose for it will be
to use to plug in my amiga system, and consoles so that i dont need a
seperate TV. Could someone reccomend a good one (and i dont have windows so
it must work under linux)
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