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[ILUG] Linux HTPC

[ILUG] Linux HTPC

Paul Mc Auley paul at peema.org
Fri Feb 16 18:09:03 GMT 2007


On Friday 16 February 2007 11:51, Justin Mason wrote:
|  Gavin McCullagh writes:
|  > On Thu, 15 Feb 2007, Pete McEvoy wrote:

|  > > I know a few people using DVB-C cards with NTL, both in Belfast
|  > > and Dublin (they use the same cam files I believe, "purentl") As i
|  > > understand it, if you want to go down that route, you need to use
|  > > vdr, nothing else works with softcam...

Can someone point me at information as to what the story is on DVB-T here? 
Particularly with reference to Linux compatible kit. I know there has 
been some mention of it before, but I never followed it up.

|  > Greater detail on this would be extremely cool (what hardware,
|  > software). I've always wanted to do it, but have never been sure if
|  > NTL had some way to make it impossible/difficult.

|  Yeah, I'm curious too -- eventually I'll have to replace my
| over-the-air Mythbox setup with something DVB-ish, and I'm already
| missing being able to record stuff from Film Four, BBC4 etc.

Is Chorus doing something different? We're currently on the analogue 
cable, but when I asked about the digital option, they were making 
antenna type noises. Ultimately I want some sort of solution which allows 
me to do what I do at the moment on analogue, namely watch one thing and 
record another.
	Paul
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--- Paul Mc Auley                    Hurewitz's Memory Principle:
--  paulmc at peema.org           The chance of forgetting something is
-                             directly proportional to... to... uh.....



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