On Sat, Mar 29, 2003 at 08:36:02AM -, Edward Wildgoose wrote:
> > You /can/ get DVB-T cards featuring an on-board MPEG decoder, but they
> > are /expensive/ - Hauppauge in the UK quoted me $329 (dollars since it's
> > an import item) not including postage...
>
> Interesting. The TT-DVB card i
> You /can/ get DVB-T cards featuring an on-board MPEG decoder, but they
> are /expensive/ - Hauppauge in the UK quoted me $329 (dollars since it's
> an import item) not including postage...
Interesting. The TT-DVB card is 329 Euro's from dvbshop. If I could go
directly to Hauppauge in the UK wo
>= Original Message From "Edward Wildgoose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =
>> > You're on the right track :) The full-feature (onboard MPEG decoder) do
>> > provide a V4L /dev/video0 interface, whilst the Nova-T and other budget
>> > cards do not (they are just tuners with a COFDM decoder and spew o
On Sat, Mar 29, 2003 at 08:31:40AM -, Edward Wildgoose wrote:
> So just to be sure about this. If I get the full and extremely expensive
> non-budget card (in particular the TT-DVB-T card), then I will get a V4L
> interface that I could plug xawtv into without any bother?
Yes.
> And pres
> > You're on the right track :) The full-feature (onboard MPEG decoder) do
> > provide a V4L /dev/video0 interface, whilst the Nova-T and other budget
> > cards do not (they are just tuners with a COFDM decoder and spew out a
> > raw MPEG Transport Stream).
> >
> You can also use the Nova-t with a
On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 10:22, Andy Carter wrote:
> You can also use the Nova-t with a software decoder such as mplayer. I had it
> running for several months like this with excellent results.
> Record/playback/timeshift are all possible on this setup, but it's not nearly
> as elegant as vdr.
It
On Friday 28 March 2003 10:05 am, Gavin Hamill wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 28, 2003 at 09:42:56AM -, Edward Wildgoose wrote:
[snip]
> > Can I also try and glean a little other info which isn't immediately
> > obvious without having a card to play with: Do the drivers offer a V4L
> > interface to the
> I came across this technotrends card which seems to be a "full" DVB-T
> card? The links are suggestive that it might be the same thing as a
> Haupage Nexus DVB-S card? Does this mean that I can simply get a
> DVB-S card instead and plug it into a coax cable running to a roof
> top antenna?!
On Fri, Mar 28, 2003 at 09:42:56AM -, Edward Wildgoose wrote:
> Hi, I am interested in getting started with VDR, but need a
> recommendation for a DVB-T card. (By far the cheapest method seems to
> be "Freeview" and so I appear to need a DVB-T card? I presume that
> DVD-S cards don't work?)
I came across this technotrends card which seems to be a "full" DVB-T card?
The links are suggestive that it might be the same thing as a Haupage Nexus
DVB-S card? Does this mean that I can simply get a DVB-S card instead and
plug it into a coax cable running to a roof top antenna?! (Surely i
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