LOL! Well thanks for letting me pick your brain. It sounds like you have a
nice set up for yourself.
bb
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From: "Ford Blackwell"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 7:02 PM
Subject: Re: MEDIA CENTER COMPUTER
The post-purchase tv tuner car
pefully I am explaining this correctly! The sound card I'm
running is an Audigy 2..if this is of any help! Thanks ahead of time.
Tom Kaufman
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Hello list: I have the C-Crane FM transmitter, which I use to hear what's on
my computer when I'm not in the same room; I've noticed for a while now
that..the volume that's coming through my radios isn't as loud as it should be;
yet..if I make it louder by turning up the volume on the transmitt
The post-purchase tv tuner card will come with some software to interface
between the computer and the tuner card. This is for scheduling, tuning,
etc. Media Center performs the same function. The software that comes with
the tuner card, may or may not, (often not( be accessible. The softwar
A friend of mine asked me if I knew if there is a device that you could carry
anywhere in the house and hear internet radio, and from that very device
control the stations. I don't know what this is called, but wonder if you can
give some feedback on this as I had no answer for her.
Thank you.
Hey Clifford and John. What is the difference of a media center computer and
a tv tuner card bought for a regular pc?
How about that one!
bb
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From: "DJ DOCTOR P"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: MEDIA CENTER COMPUTE
I have to replace a mother board and I have a high quality sound card for
recording. I have seen several boards with Intel high definition audio. Does
anyone have an opinion about the accessibility of that chip set regarding
accessibility of panel or sound quality. I intend to run a screen reader
High Brett,
I can't answer all the other questions for you, but I can answer the last
one for you.
If the PC has an S-video out jack and or composite video out jack or HDMI
out jack, you can watch the videos on any TV set that's hooked up to the PC.
And or, you can watch from that same PC via th
Good I'm glad to hear of a video player that is easy to use.
thanks guys
bb
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From: "Dean Masters"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: Gom player problems.
the keystrokes for VLC wouldn't work on my PC. I tried passin
the keystrokes for VLC wouldn't work on my PC. I tried passing the
keystrokes through JAWS but when you have to do that with every keystroke
and then they don't always work it is time to find another p;layer.
All of GOM Players controls are found by hitting the appplications key but
they also h
Back to my work computer!
I watch through the computer monitor. Although as I said in an earlier post,
the monitor can double as a stand alone tv.
The set up routine in the Windows XP Media Center doesn't read very well
especially in the area of setting up speakers. There are some other thing
Hey! Couple of things:
1 what kind of sighted asistance do you think I'll need?
2 I think I'm going to go for it! Maybe I will just get the xp version but I
thought now would be the time to get in to windows 7.
3 do you watch these shows from your computer monitor or does the signal get
sent bac
High Joann,
I don't know about USB TV tuner cards, I haven't come across those as of
yet.
But RADIO SHACK has a slew of different TV tuner cards that you can choose
from, but the are internal cards.
Witch means, they plug in to a slot on your computer's mother board.
As far as price range goes,
I have a new Dell Windows 7 based 64 bit computer with a Soundblaster X-Fi
Titanium sound card and I'm wondering if anyone can identify what the
following sound card conections are for. I believe the blue conection is
for a microphone and the green is for the speakers, but does anyone know
wha
If you're using Windows Media Center, I don't think you have to worry too
much about the card so long as it's compatible with Media Center. The real
action's with the software. As I understand it, the problem with some cards
like Hauppauge is when you try to rely on the provided software inste
I've only tried single movie dvds so far. I have no experience trying
multi-episode disks. Sorry.
Good luck.
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From: "Victoria Vaughan"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 3:18 AM
Subject: Re: MEDIA CENTER COMPUTER
Hi Clifford, when yo
can't remember where I read it, but you might want to visit Microsoft site. I
learned just earlier this week, Microsoft will extend support for XP for
another 5 years.
hth!
Best Regards, Cornell
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> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
> Subject: Re: MEDIA CENTER COMPUTER
Yes, at the wall, I have a splitter with one line going to the tv for when I
want to watch it by itself and one going to the back of the computer for the
Media Center functionality.
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From: "Brett Boyer"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 201
thanks i was a big vlc suporter but I guess with your reccomendation I will
check it out.
thanks!
bb
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From: "Anders Holmberg"
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'"
Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 4:21 AM
Subject: SV: Gom player problems.
Hello!
Its the best videoplayer
Hey John. Ye I know i can still get xp but if vista or especially windows 7
is accessible I should probably move forward with the rest of the world. I
want a new pc that will last me awhile.
I'm just not sure if I should take the plunge or stick with old faithful.
Opinions?
bb
- Original Me
Since we're on this topic, I do hope someone will respond to my query. I
asked last week but hadn't seen a response, and using Media Center is
something I'd really like to try. My concern is getting an inaccessible or
too graphical TV card, and I want a card for my PC that's easy to install.
Hello!
I will check the forums later.
THough i have foobar and can capture with that too so its no panic.
/Anders.
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Hello!
Its the best videoplayer i've found.
Vlc is crap and their support team is more than crap!
So if you should watch any dvd use gom player.
Whish there was a video plugin for foobar though.
/Anders.
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hi.
a blind user and using express burn.
well it would normally get to track 10 and then fall over and say errors.
well burned and went all the way to track 18 and said had errors.
and now wish there was some sort of accessible cd burning utliity that could
tell if my .wma, .wma, .mp3, etc, if the
High Brett,
You can still get it with WINDOWS XP MEDIA ADDITION, you just have to ask
for it.
My best regards.
John.
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From: "Brett Boyer"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2010 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: MEDIA CENTER COMPUTER
Thanks. Actually
Hi Clifford, when you say you play DVDS, are these single movies on a disk?
Or are they show episodes?
This very much interests me, since I can get movies to play, but my Star
Trek or Mash or Monkees episodes do not want to play on my computer.
Thanks, Vicky
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