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[I hope this is the right place to ask this question. apologies in
 advance if it isn't]

I'm looking at building a PVR using a Chyang Fun e-Note case. This has
left me with two basically spatial (and linux related) problems. The
first, and most relevant to this list is that the case only has room for
small PCI cards. Apparently it will fit anything up to 7.8cm high.

Is there a tv capture card that's supported under linux that will be
small enough to fit in this space, and if so, is there one that will
capture in mpeg2/4?

The second issue, which is probably slightly off topic is the choice of
motherboard. The case appears as if it will only take mini-ITX or
flex-ATX boards. The EPIA-M motherboard seems pretty good on every count
except CPU power (and the fact that as I understand it you can't use
TV-out and S/PDIF at the same time). Does anyone have any experience
with flex-ATX form factor boards (preferably AMD) that would do the job?

I've only been able to find one board which fits the bill, but it lacks
digital audio out, and is based on a SIS chipset, for which I have no
idea of the quality of linux support.

Thanks,

Toby.

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