[mythtv-users] Australian components
Ben Coleman
arrikhan_mail at yahoo.com.au
Mon Jan 5 10:42:05 UTC 2009
Phil,
Sounds like you're running a combined front/backend setup?
I run separate setups for front/backend but through my research came to
realise any HD Tuner (DVB-T) that linux supports should work find. I use an
older FusionHDTV DVB-T Dual Digital Tuner (2 of) which you can't buy any
more, they only sell the PCI-E models and I'm not sure they are working
under linux yet, but I was checking that when they frist came out some time
ago.
Make sure you find someone that has the setup working with the linux build
of choice.. I made the mistake of buying VERY new components and it took 3-4
months before the wonderful open source community caught up to the chipsets
on the motherboard for audio let alone the tuner cards I bought!
Regards,
BC.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Wild" <philwild at gmail.com>
To: <mythtv-users at mythtv.org>
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 6:26 PM
Subject: [mythtv-users] Australian components
Hello MythTV users,
I am after advice specifically for an Australian build of Myth TV.
I have been scouring the forum and the mythtv wiki and there is a lot
of information and I am getting a little confused.
I am in Australia so I will only be dealing with DVB-T and MPEG2 streams.
I was originally looking at the HDHomeRun after posting a long time
ago but this card still has not been released so I am giving up on
it...
I am starting from scratch.
I would like to output video and audio through HDMI to my receiver.
I want to support (HD) 1080i broadcasts.
What is a good dual tuner card?
What is a good video/sound card?
What is a good case (slim and quiet)
I want to keep the cost below $1000 but preferably less...
I am looking at this as a better than beyonwiz type solution as in I
can also use the system for email/web browsing etc.
Cheers
Phil
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