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#103324 4-Jun-2012 14:58
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Hi.
Has anyone got any ideas of good FREE-WARE/OPEN-SOURCE DVB-T programs that aren't MediaPortal and VLC Media Player that will run on a System with a 2.2ghz CPU (link is at http://www.techpowerup.com/cpudb/87/AMD_Athlon_XP_3000+.html) and a Nvidia GeForce 6200 using a Kaiser Baas TVStick?

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  #635487 4-Jun-2012 15:09
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None. Your PC isn't fast enough for H.264 decoding and your video card doesn't support H.264 hardware acceleration.






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  #635560 4-Jun-2012 17:41
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Well PC not fast enough, but if you can add a video card nvidia 8500gt or 9400 and above you could possible get h.264 decoding going.

I had a cpu not much bigger than yours that I was using.




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  #635590 4-Jun-2012 18:42
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The Raspberry Pi's CPU is much slower than that and it can do 1080p because of its GPU.



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  #635595 4-Jun-2012 18:54
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PSlover14: Hi.
Has anyone got any ideas of good FREE-WARE/OPEN-SOURCE DVB-T programs that aren't MediaPortal and VLC Media Player that will run on a System with a 2.2ghz CPU (link is at http://www.techpowerup.com/cpudb/87/AMD_Athlon_XP_3000+.html) and a Nvidia GeForce 6200 using a Kaiser Baas TVStick?


Windows Media Center (built in to some Vista/Win7 versions) is an option with the correct video card.  I put a cheap nvidia pci-e card into a similar system and it ran OK (well, it did until i hooked the xbox to it)

something like the following -fanless- $60 video card is sufficient:

http://pbtech.co.nz/index.php?z=p&p=VGAEVG1314&name=EVGA-GeForce-GT210-1GB-DDR3-PCI-E-2.0-16X-Video-Ca

(not sure if you have PCIe in your system)




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  #638183 9-Jun-2012 11:16
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My PC Only runs Windows XP and Doesn't hae any PCI-E Slots.
I just wanted to see whether anyone could help me.

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  #638185 9-Jun-2012 11:21
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PSlover14: My PC Only runs Windows XP and Doesn't hae any PCI-E Slots.
I just wanted to see whether anyone could help me.


Unfortunately no, because the machine simply isn't powerful enough.

 
 
 
 

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  #638256 9-Jun-2012 14:59
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If you purchase an AGP h.264 card you'll be able to play freeviewHD on your PC


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