Hello,
Have you asked google?
If you want mpeg2 decoder you need a fullfeatured card.
These are discontinued right.
Budget card with CI interface can you buy from knc one, Technotrend,
hauppauge etc.
Have a look to www.linuxtv.org/wiki
HTH.
Halim
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On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 10:34 AM, Halim Sahin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello,
> Have you asked google?
>
> If you want mpeg2 decoder you need a fullfeatured card.
> These are discontinued right.
>
> Budget card with CI interface can you buy from knc one, Technotrend,
> hauppauge etc.
> Have a
hello,
im using xineliboutput and sxfe via remote.
my system is debian etch with e-tobi vdr 1.6 and e-tobi xineliboutput packages
(1.0.0~rc2+cvs20080223). my output is via VGA using XV with openchrome drivers
(mainboard is epia pd 1ghz).
when i use the media player i experience several problems
> As I said before, I know some cards, but I don't know which are supported
> under VDR, especially its CI part. For instance, I don't know if I buy a
> SkyStar HD 2, would it, and its CI is supported under VDR, because
> MultiProto should be available for VDR in 1.7.0.
http://www.linuxtv.org/wik
Hi group!
Has anyone tested running an EPIA ML6000 fanless motherboard with vdr-xine?
The spec's only say "MPEG-2 Accelerator" rather than "Decoder/Accelerator" -
will it work with a VGA 1366x768 16:9 full screen?
Thanks
Simon
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Hi.
I've been testing the vdr-iptv plugin with vdr-1.6.0, using the EXT and FILE
options.
1) Firstly, the FILE option. I'm trying to play a transport stream file which
has several streams within it. My channel syntax is the following:
FileTest;IPTV:5:IPTV|S0P2|FILE|/video/vdr/Stream1_Unscramb
