Re: Re: Video and Matrox Cards

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On Thu, 3 May 2001, Jon Pennington wrote:

> You only need about 25MB/s or so to get video capture, depending on
> how large and fast your framerate is.  You can get much, much lower if
> you have a card with MJPEG compression in hardware.  If NT/2k
> compatibility weren't an issue, I'd heartily recommend a Pinnacle
> Studio DC10+, which can be had for well under $100US at retail.

I understand that the DC10+ doesn't have a tuner.  I'm working on a
background project of building a TiVo-like timeshifter, and by definition
a tuner is kindof a requirement.  The G450 eTV would be ideal, since it
does MPEG-2 in hardware, but there are no drivers afaict.  The G400-TV is
expensive and hard to find, and it also is a video card, which will turn
into a problem when I eventually move to a more cost-effective system with
onboard video.

Can anyone suggest any other devices that might work for what I'm doing?
All I want is a PCI card with a TV tuner, MJPEG capture and display,
YUV overlay capabilities, with audio capture a major bonus.  Grabbing line
21 would be good as well.

TIA,
   Omega

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