Not under Linux and definitely not currently!
Gatos is at best in the pre-beta stages, doesn't work well at all with Rage
128, and not running at all with the Radeon chipset...
If video is the issue - go with Matrox.
Hetz
At 11:59 PM 12/9/2000 +0200, Ely Levy wrote:
>actually I would recomman
actually I would recommand ATI which has great DVD support much better
than must other companies
Ely Levy
System group
Hebrew University
Jerusalem Israel
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Erez Boym wrote:
| Hi,
|
| So .. if you had to chose a decoder you'll chose the
| Matrox G400 instead of the Crea
Hi,
So .. if you had to chose a decoder you'll chose the
Matrox G400 instead of the Creative DXr3 ?
By the way I only found Linux compatibility in Matrox
G450 (Millennium Matrox G450 chip set, 32 MB DDRam).
Why do I need such a strong computer. My DVD player is
going to be dedicated to playin
Hi.
Lets see...
So I'll appreciate your advice on several subjects :
>1) I've decided on Creative's PC-DVD Package which has
>a DVD drive and a Decoder bundled in one box.
Well, what you are saying is not clear. WHICH Creative pack? DXR2? DXR3? newer?
For the DXR2 there is support, but the qua
Hi,
I'm trying 2 build a DVD player using a Linux box.
What I wont is a fully functional DVD with surround (6
speakers) audio.
Searching the Linux-Compatibility-HOW-TO had left me a
little confused about what cards are or are not
compatible and what is the performance I can expect
from each card
