Re: Beginner questions and - Hauppage wintv pvr - a dream or reality under v4l ?

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On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 01:46:49PM -0500, Billy Biggs wrote:
> Brian J. Murrell (v4l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx):
> 
>   Ah, the USB one only goes up to half-D1 and 6Mbps.

Bah!  I did not mean to find the USB one because yes, it looks
sub-optimal.

>   I'd rather buy the
> card version,

Indeed.

> although I like the thought of an external encoder -- less
> noise maybe?

I was hoping for something along those lines too.  Several channels on
my "in PC" card are quite noisy, and I am convinced it is noise from
the machine.

I can't see why an external/USB solution could not deliver a decent
stream.  I encode 640x480 NTSC at 5Mbps.  That should be doable over
USB.  I really really would like to get the tuner out of my computer.
Having it on USB (easily movable from one machine to another) is just
icing on the cake.

>   Regardless, hauppauge.com shows the retail price of the PVR card is only
> $240 USD, and it can do full D1 at 12Mbps.

On a related note.  What is the difference between full D1 and half
D1?  What does D1 refer to?

b.

-- 
Brian J. Murrell

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