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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Component recording from a sky box to an HTPC?


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Topic # 14599 11-Jul-2007 14:09
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Currently using S-video to record sky on my htpc, is there a way to get a better signal to the computer, eg a component recording card?

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  Reply # 77747 11-Jul-2007 14:53
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mmm so did a bit of googling and came up with this http://www.leadtek.com.tw/eng/tv_tuner/overview.asp?lineid=6&pronameid=322 available for $170 NZD.  Will this do the job?

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  Reply # 77768 11-Jul-2007 17:01
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I dont know a lot about MCE interfaces, however it would seem it would. If it were me then I would be looking at getting a DVB-S card aswell so that you can stream the direct mpeg streams encoded by TVNZ/TV3 etc rather than using some lower quality encode of a analog feed.

Cyril

 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 77783 11-Jul-2007 18:44
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Yes and hence my other question in this group about using both a capture card and the satellite card with vista mc?

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