TV Tuner cards
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That's a lot of $$$$Blitzer wrote:I can highly recommend this one Astro
http://www.neowin.net/forum/lofiversion ... 11969.html
Dell are selling them for about $1350 atm. A little more pricy, but well worth it
Not sure I want to spend that much, I was thinking 700+ was a lot.
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If I buy one of these Dell 2405FPW 24" LCD's and get a FusionHDTV DVB-T how will it look and run on my PC? What is the TV picture quality like at this size?
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The picture quality is excellent in high definition. Watching Aus Idol the other night, you can see the makeup on peoples faces etc.. It's very good. I've only noticed 1 drawback so far - While watching bathurst on Sunday, when the positions scrolled along the bottom of the screen, it blurred a bit, almost un-readable as it tried to refresh really fast. Apart from that, the picture quality & colour is excellent. Watching a DVD on it is fine. There is more than enough room to have a full web browser page open & a TV box off to the side. Or have 2 full browser screen's open at 1 time. It's the best thing I have ever bought for my PC so farAstrO wrote:If I buy one of these Dell 2405FPW 24" LCD's and get a FusionHDTV DVB-T how will it look and run on my PC? What is the TV picture quality like at this size?
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Albatron GeForce FX6600GT (AGP)
400gig Harddrive space (80gig, 120gig & 200gig all WD)
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Yeah, I have no idea why they have scrolling positions in the V8 broadcasts. The way its done by ITV in F1 is much better. And the position updates before the ads, they're like onscreen for two seconds, giving you enough time to read the first three and miss the other three. Channel Ten still has a lot to do to improve their broadcasts (True 1080i in all cameras is an idea ).
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I haven't seen a dvico to compare with but I recently got a Digital Now card, the DVB-T Pro for $140 and it's very good. Made by an Australian guy and the price also includes express post, had it in Darwin in a couple days.
I didn't see much point in spending the extra for a dvico and apparently most people with a dvico card use the digital now software anyway, also the guy who makes them is active in the DVB forums.
I didn't see much point in spending the extra for a dvico and apparently most people with a dvico card use the digital now software anyway, also the guy who makes them is active in the DVB forums.
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am using 3.3 but since i only got my card yesterday, i dont have anything to compare it tooAstrO wrote:Anyone using the new FusionHDTV 3.3 official version yet, if so is it any good?
In the updates it says that the subtitle function (for Aust) is working now, can anyone confim if it is?
and for your benefit I turned subtitles on and it worked. Did it not before? or is that not what you meant
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Webscheduler is awesome...
Try media portal for viewing + various HTPC functions
http://www.team-mediaportal.com/home/
Try media portal for viewing + various HTPC functions
http://www.team-mediaportal.com/home/
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proggie is pretty nice... - pitty now i have no signal, i was getting channel seven for awhile there.pixelboy wrote:Webscheduler is awesome...
Try media portal for viewing + various HTPC functions
http://www.team-mediaportal.com/home/
might need to get a new aerial while im at it.
Also i was reading about some software capable of stream video from the tv tuner card across a network. Anyone had any experience with something like that?