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Building a PVR the Hard Way
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Building a PVR the Hard Way. build a pvr the hard way. Jim Buzbee tries to build a notebook-based PVR using USB products from ADS - and is reminded of why he gave up on DIY projects.. A better way to build a PVR? It sounded like a good idea. It really did....
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PVR On A Budget
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are coming out of beta status. Finally, several graphics card manufacturers sell cards with PVR-functionality (i.e. software or hardware encoding and bundled PVR-type software). In short, the field of PVR has grown in terms of players, if not customers. SnapStream...
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Technical Discussion
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screenshot shows the searchable PVR MythTV hardware database listing provided here. That said, what goes into a MythTV box (and subsequently, what comes out of it) is based entirely on personal choice. You control what does or doesn't qualify for the final...
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Diamond XtremeTV PVR-550RC: Not Quite Ready for Prime Time
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return to graphics has shown Diamond capable of producing good products based on reference designs, but TV Tuner cards add one significant complication: interface software. Rather than sell the PVR-550 as a "Windows Media Center Edition / third party viewer"...
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HD Encoding Face-Off: WMV-HD vs. DivX-HD
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of TV per week, you would fill your hard drive with HD content in a little over 2 weeks! The easiest way to deal with the space restrictions is to allow your PVR software to manage the recordings by deleting the old content as new shows are recorded. Then again,...
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Tuners
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I knew that I would never use a software tuner again. The motherboard I selected had three PCI slots. Since I wanted two standard definition TV tuners, an HDTV tuner and a sound card, I decided to go with Hauppauge's WinTV PVR 500 MCE dual tuner. Both tuners...