On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 10:35:11PM +0100, Gavin Hamill wrote:
My current vdr-1.4.7 (compiled 2 years ago as of tomorrow!) is still
serving me well.. I have a Technotrend FF DVB-C doing all the heavy
lifting, but as time moves on and HD content becomes more prevalent, I'm
thinking of moving up.
On Sat, 2009-08-15 at 14:41 +0300, Pasi Kärkkäinen wrote:
Take a look at these patches:
http://lowbyte.de/vga-sync-fields/
I believe they are useful also for HDMI/HD stuff. I haven't tried them yet
myself.
:) I'm very familiar with this patches - Thomas and I spent many hours
trying
En/na Gavin Hamill ha escrit:
My current vdr-1.4.7 (compiled 2 years ago as of tomorrow!) is still
serving me well.. I have a Technotrend FF DVB-C doing all the heavy
lifting, but as time moves on and HD content becomes more prevalent, I'm
thinking of moving up.
Right now I have an EPIA 800MHz
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Gavin Hamillg...@acentral.co.uk wrote:
My current vdr-1.4.7 (compiled 2 years ago as of tomorrow!) is still
serving me well.. I have a Technotrend FF DVB-C doing all the heavy
lifting, but as time moves on and HD content becomes more prevalent, I'm
thinking of
And what DVB cards that support HD and are supported by current kernel drivers
are in favorites now?
I have a few VDR boxes and all of them now are using Nvidia cards and
vdpau. I output the audio/video to my nice fancy tv with DVI-HDMI
cables. It works great. I'm not sure what you're
Luca Olivetti wrote:
Again, I cannot tell about hdmi (though I think I'd get similar
results), but on my laptop screen sd content is upscaled acceptably by
xine-vdpau (the scaling and deinterlacing is done in hardware with
vdpau). Horizontally scrolling text is not very good IMO.
Is the
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 9:18 AM, Andrey Kuzminmailli...@egodot.net wrote:
And what DVB cards that support HD and are supported by current kernel drivers
are in favorites now?
I don't keep a list of dvb cards drivers but you should know that
dvb cards don't care if you're watching sdtv, hdtv,
I don't keep a list of dvb cards drivers but you should know that
dvb cards don't care if you're watching sdtv, hdtv, or whatever else.
They don't care if the stream is mpeg2, mpeg4, etc. The only thing
that is important is whether or not your dvb card supports the method
the stream is
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Andrey Kuzminmailli...@egodot.net wrote:
So old WinTV Nexus DVB-S is enough for those experiments?
As long as it supports the modulation fec of your provider, yup.
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Is the laptop LCD refreshed at 60 Hz?
According to nvidia-settings yes
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My current vdr-1.4.7 (compiled 2 years ago as of tomorrow!) is still
serving me well.. I have a Technotrend FF DVB-C doing all the heavy
lifting, but as time moves on and HD content becomes more prevalent, I'm
thinking of moving up.
Right now I have an EPIA 800MHz quiet PC with the Technotrend
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