[mythtv] Re: Adding DVB-T support to MythTV
matt.jarvis at philips.com
matt.jarvis at philips.com
Wed Mar 19 14:46:30 EST 2003
[Side note: at work I don't have a choice about my email client]
[Side note 2: Discussion of the possibilities is a healthy part of
exploring any idea]
[Side note 3: Read the post first and you would understand why there are a
lot of ideas being thrown around ]
It's utterly stupid to do this, there is nothing to prove -- yes, you can
decode the stream, them shove it back into something that Myth can accept.
Nobody is actually saying they are going to do any of this stuff - it's a
discussion .......
Why bother? You might as well use the A/V inputs on a standard WinTV card.
The Nova-t doesn't have a tv out, nor does any budget dvb card. The only
way to get a tv out is to pipe it into a seperate MPEG decoder card (
Realmagic Hollywood Plus or similar ). If you had a fully featured dvb
card with an onboard mpeg decoder, the dvb driver creates a standard v4l
/dev/video interface which would work with MythTV anyway.
Best Wishes
Matt
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