sinp
Hauppage PVR x50 (500). It's not exactly cheap, but there is no cheap
card that does hardware encoding. The PVR cards, however, are the best
supported, so will take the least time to get running.
OK, thank you.
sinp
Here's where you're going to have a problem with the box being behind
Hello,
I just want to make sure that I got all this right before I go and buy
all the components to make it work...
This is my set up:
SA2100 Digital Cable Box (S-VIDEO out)
Capture Card (need to buy, is there a cheap one that just does S-VIDEO
would like hardware encoding)
Display Card (GeForce
sinp
This is my understanding, though I've been warned off of having two
separate devices for receiver and transmitter.
Really? I wonder why...
sinp
Um. My guess is that this would be a bad idea unless you're talking really
light activity. Obviousy no gaming but also, I would think, no
Also, with the DVR system I have (the other box) I am able to watch
one channel and record a other. Am I going to be able to have that
functionality with MythTV with the box that is not a DVR? What if I
add a MythTV box to the DVR?
Thanks!,
Andrew
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So buy going with MythTV, I still have to pay a extra montly fee...
Andrew
If your only signal is via the cable box, you'll need two
cable boxes.
You'll definitely need two pvr cards (or equivalent)
in your mythtv machine.
Paul
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