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In response to "when the effing thing gets here i will" by tRuMaN (insane, possibly)

would it make sense to use something like the Hauppauge HVR-1950 with it.. add a little power and offboard processing. -- nm

Posted by colin (aka colinski) May 11 '12, 14:21

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whats the difference between that and a hdhomerun - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:26 11
- So, if I do the homerun, I really need that and the earlier PC running linux/mythtv and I'm done? - spamlet May 11, 14:32 8
  - mythtv can become a dlna/upnp server - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:35 7
    - Would it be easier to use Windows? I have a copy of Vista lying around somewhere. -- nm - spamlet May 11, 14:43 6
      - dont know, never tried it. - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:47 5
        
        hmm... Thanks again for the help. I'm taking notes, I swear! -- nm - spamlet May 11, 14:49 4
        
        you can always email, i remember most of this stuff - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:52 3
        
        also, at one time - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:53 2
        
        ok, it is -- (link) - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:57 1
        
        Thanks. I got Mint up and running at one point, so I'm not that scared of Linux. Just a little. -- nm - spamlet May 11, 15:00
- it's a tuner, but uses its onboard processing to do the encoding when you record and then transfers the file data over to the controlling computer -- nm - colin May 11, 14:31 1
  - hmm, so for a pi, it would remove that portion of the load. k - tRuMaN (insane, possibly) May 11, 14:36

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