Re: hi def tv card

[vortex]

it should be fast enought then....

I noticed that there where some new (ish) software/drivers for your dtv-t
card. Give them a try and see how you go


"fergi" <fergi.15s2uz@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
news:fergi.15s2uz@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au...
>
> thanks for the answers guys,yes vortex that is the video card i have
> ,nvidia gforce 4. 440 ,64 meg
>
>
> --
> fergi
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> fergi's Profile:
http://forums.eyo.com.au/member.php?action=getinfo&userid=11996
> View this thread: http://forums.eyo.com.au/showthread.php?threadid=46478
>

[Paul]

The software for this card can't handle the 1080i HD channels (ABC, 9
& 10) yet or AC3 sound, it's not your system. There is software in
beta testing that can render 1080i HD and hopefully it will be
optimised sufficiently for general release soon (don't know what the
time frame is but i do know the beta exists). I think your system
should be able to handle it when they become available.


fergi <fergi.15meoz@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message news:<fergi.15meoz@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au>...
> hi
> i am currently running an avermedia ,,averTV DVB-T digital terrestrial
> card in my pc.the standard definition picture is superb, a few things
> still do not work as they should,
> 1. when i click on a high definition channel it plays but has a green
> bar on the bottom and right hand side,the picture also is a bit jerky
> and does not seem to be as sharp as it should be,not as good as
> standard def,also when i select hd i loose my mouse cursor at times.
> also the picture does not seem to be the whole picture frame ,maybe
> about 3/4 of it
> my computer is AMD 2400.512 MEMORY,,NVIDIA 64 440 CARD,MONITOR IS
> HANSOL 19 inch 100 hz refresh rate and running it in 1024x768,i have
> also tried other sizes.it sounds like to me that my computer is not
> fast enough to handle hi def pictures.any thoughts would be appreciated
> on this
> thanks
> fergi

[Mike]

Paul wrote:
> The software for this card can't handle the 1080i HD channels (ABC, 9
> & 10) yet or AC3 sound, it's not your system. There is software in
> beta testing that can render 1080i HD and hopefully it will be

Paul,
can the existing software even save the HD stream to disk?
(So I can view it later with another player, or write to DVD.)
Or save any stream to disk without using the GUI?

What about streaming it across the network for watching on another PC?

> i am currently running an avermedia ,,averTV DVB-T digital terrestrial

Linux does all that on other cards. I'm not sure about the Aver.