On Sun, 21 Nov 2004, Lee Larson wrote:
> On Nov 21, 2004, at 7:15 PM, Henri Yandell noted:
>
>> That's just for HD tuners right? I considered the idea but I don't own HD
>> and my eyesight is too poor to make owning HD worthwhile :)
>
> That's right. Starting July 1, 2005 all HD signals will ha
On Nov 21, 2004, at 7:15 PM, Henri Yandell noted:
> That's just for HD tuners right? I considered the idea but I don't own
> HD and my eyesight is too poor to make owning HD worthwhile :)
That's right. Starting July 1, 2005 all HD signals will have a
"broadcast flag" to prevent devices from rec
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004, Lee Larson wrote:
>
> PPS/ If anyone's planning to build one of these things, time's a wasting. The
> new copyright agreements made between the RIAA and the TV card manufacturers
> will make it a lot harder to do so in a few months.
That's just for HD tuners right? I consi
On Nov 21, 2004, at 12:14 PM, Henri Yandell wrote:
> There's no reason to tie your TV to your computer btw. Although I've
> not got around to setting it up, I bought a Hauppage card which has
> both a TV in and a TV out. It'll take me a bit of effort to get it
> going as I want to use it on Lin
On Nov 21, 2004, at 12:14 PM, Henri Yandell wrote:
> a Hauppage card which has both a TV in and a TV out...
>
> MythTV...
>
> The card was the WinTV-PVR-350 ...
> They also have the PVR-250...
Oh my. I had no idea there were so many options. If my last VCR weren't
on its very last legs, I would
On Nov 21, 2004, at 9:20 AM, Stuart Ungar wrote:
> I think there is also the minimalist factor. I am
> trying to get away from all the different boxes and
> wires that typically go with electronic equipment.
That's a good point, and certainly one to consider. My TV-watching area
is already a m
Thought the latest suggestion was that Tivo was going under soon. I'm not
very up to date on Tivo, but if it's anything like ReplyTV, the devices
become paperweights when the company goes under.
Otherwise ReplayTV is very very cool.
Another reason for the TV tuner cards being better is that th
Alex,
I don't know that there is ANY advantage of having T.V. on your
computer other than connivence or necessity for those that don't have
the room for a T.V., or the geek factor of showing folks T.V. along
side your other programs. With EyeTV you can opt to have the show made
into a QuickTi
I think there is also the minimalist factor. I am
trying to get away from all the different boxes and
wires that typically go with electronic equipment.
The new iMac seems to be a great big step in that
directions (except for no TV tuner built in). I would
like to fit it all on my family room bo
Why is EyeTV (or any other TV tuner card) better than a Tivo? The new
Tivo's I drooled over at Sam's Club a couple of weeks ago have a DVD
burner built in, and would allow me to watch on my bigger TV instead
of my smaller computer screen. What's the advantage of tying your TV
viewing to your comput
Stuart,
I have the Eye TV box, and it works well, however there is a
shortcoming in that you could not turn it off without pulling the plug
(no off on switch), but I have an early model and I understand the
company has greatly improved it product line.
The changing of channels was a breeze, th
anyone have any experience with tv tuner cards or
boxes for the mac?
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