Wish that PCHDTV 3000 card supported component or DVI/HDMI
input ... that would solve a lot of issues :/
G... The pcHDTV cards have nothing to do with HDTV signaling,
display, or compression. I believe this confusion comes up because
there is really no equivilant to what the pcHDTV cards
interesting ... I would have thought it would have to
interpret/construct the data before passing it on ...
Obviously I'm wrong ... None the less, I'd like to see
a card that could handle Component or HDMI/DVI input...
That HD3000 card says it can handle composite or SVideo in,
so I'd have figured
On Sun, Feb 13, 2005 at 09:15:48PM -0500, Brad House wrote:
interesting ... I would have thought it would have to
interpret/construct the data before passing it on ...
Obviously I'm wrong ... None the less, I'd like to see
a card that could handle Component or HDMI/DVI input...
That HD3000
Brad House wrote:
I was just looking at this device ...
http://www.adstech.com/products/API-555/sysreq/API555req.asp?pid=API-555
It looks like it more or less converts component into FireWire (can do
more than that though).
Looks like SDTV only even with component inputs.
Capture Resolution:
Well, figured I'd try to capture from my SA 3250HD with the new 0.17
release. It seems to recognize that I'm plugged in, but I get this
message from mythbackend:
2005-02-12 10:48:23.592 Changing from None to WatchingLiveTV
2005-02-12 10:48:23.596 FireWire: Initializing Port: 0, Node: 2, Speed:
Well, switching to Node 0 seems to have solved some issues ...
Now I've got a few more, thought Channel 63 was the channel
it should be using, but for some reason this time it
tried to create channel 0 (whereas before it used 63
and timed out).
Also, there's that warning about 'Overlayed
also, perhaps it's related to this now from mythfrontend
(note that the :
test-mpeg2 utility infact works from the libiec61883
package [just found it and tried] )
Could not bind to UDP notify port: 6948
adding pes stream at pid 0x661 with type 2
adding pes stream at pid 0x664 with type 129
ok, I've got it working, but appears to be extremely unreliable
in a few ways ... none of which I believe are the fault of
linux's 1394 implementation or MythTV. Some channels won't
come over firewire at all [HBO HD for example], while others
do [Showtime HD/ESPN HD/NBCHD for example]. I assume
