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On Thu, 1 Dec 2005 11:50:24 +0000 (UTC) |
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James <wireless@×××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Are you receiving and correctly displaying HDTV broadcast over the air |
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> with these cards? If so, Which one do you like better for HDTV reception? |
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> We're moving to all HDTV broadcast in my area of Florida in early 2006... |
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No, I'm not doing any off-the-air. Just S-VHS in. Also, the Hauppauge card |
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is Std Def only, or more exactly - MPEG2. Over the air broadcast, and most cable |
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and sat. broadcasts are not of interest to me - the content tends to suck. |
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> Do you have a wireless (infrared) remote controller working with either card, |
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> for channel surfing HDTV? |
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I played with the remote that came with the Hauppauge, but never got it working. |
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As I'm close to the screen, the remote doesn't really do more than get lost. So |
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as lirc has improved, I never made much effort. |
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> Any Recommendations on a remote controller with this sort of setup? |
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I've read that Ati's remote works well. But mostly it seems that how much effort |
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you're willing to put into the details is the main issue on remotes. |
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Bob |
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