[mythtv-users] Pundit Setup
Prash
prashk at staff.btltd.net
Wed Sep 22 07:31:48 EDT 2004
Yes the only problem in pundit-r is the built in tvout which will not work
if you use a kernel>2.4 & use ati's closed source drivers.
The other option is experimental gatos.sf.net - I haven't got it working
on my fc2 because the source has not yet been migrated to Xorg.
However you can always use PVR350s tvout which works a treat but you cn't
adjust the overscan on X. Myth works great.
They've replaced all pundit with pundit-r in all my nearby stores but you
might get lucky.
> Hi, I've finally gotten around to building myself a nice little PVR
> for recording Digital Terrestrial signals in the UK.
>
> I did have my heart set on a Chaintech 7nif2 but these no longer seem
> to exist in the UK :( so I'm currently looking at using an ASUS
> Pundit-R. I'd like this machine to be both my front-end and backend
> box, with 2 Hauppauge Nova-t PCI cards in it. I understand that these
> cards strip an mpeg2 signal off the air, so am I correct in thinking I
> may be able to skimp on the processor?
>
> If so, does anyone have any experience of the hardware setup for an
> ASUS Pundit-R, i..e recommendations on the CPU type + speed to go for
> in my case? Has anyone fitted 2 Nova-t's into a Pundit (I've seen
> comments on websites that some full-size cards may have problems
> fitting in ? )
>
> Also the SP-DIF on the front, are there any easyish case-modifications
> that can perhaps shift this to the back or at least back/side ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Ciaran
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