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I have Time Warner Cable in Staten Island NY...... <br>
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I would be quite happy with SD but perhaps I should leave my options
open for HD in the future.<br>
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One additional question.... If I simply connect my Coax cable into a
tuner card will I automatically get all channels that I am permited to
have? My gut says no... that the cable box has a code in it.<br>
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As for my budget..... I can afford a new computer if I had to but I may
have access to a used 2ghz HP desktop.<br>
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Thanks<br>
-James<br>
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Brian Wood wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mar 2, 2007, at 1:02 PM, James Talvy wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I seem to be getting overloaded with diff suggestions on PCs and
capture
cards....
Can someone give me a sample or point me to a reliable location that
suggests hardware/linux setups that work well?
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The first question is where are you? Your email address would suggest
the USA someplace but one never knows. Looks like a RoadRunner cable
modem but I don't recognize "si" unless it's Staten Island (Richmond).
Then you have to decide if you want to do HD or just stick with SD,
is appearance/noise a factor for you, do you have any STB (for
satellite or cable) that you have to control?
And, perhaps the most important question, what's your budget look like ?
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