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HiDTV Pro 2.0

Started by Gregg Lengling, Friday Sep 13, 2002, 02:00:00 PM

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Gregg Lengling

 
QuoteOriginally posted by mcq:
How much CPU... How much memory... What kind of space left on your harddrive, what size hard drive... What OS ?

1.8gig Pentium 4...512 meg Ram, 70 gig free space on Hard Drive. running XP, SP1.

Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI
Living the life with a 65" Aquos
glengling at milwaukeehdtv dot org  {fart}

Gregg Lengling

Well it wasn't me....they were able to replicate my problems in the lab.  It turns out the way my video card (Nvidia TNT2 Model 64Pro) works different than they expected and they are writing a patch for it right now...so I should be able to use it properly real soon.....WHEW...at least I won't be banging my head on the desk til the wee hours of the morning anymore.


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Gregg R. Lengling
RCA P61310 61" 16x9
glengling@ameritech.net
Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI
Living the life with a 65" Aquos
glengling at milwaukeehdtv dot org  {fart}

Mike Loew

Has anyone tried using a DVD recorder to record hd? My understanding is each blank dvd holds 12 gig, and you would be able to archive your recording. The units have come down in price quite a bit. I think $699.

Gregg Lengling

Actually the vided DVD's you buy prerecorded hold that much info but the ones you record on a computer and on the DVD recorders only hold half that amount.  The DVD recorders out there will not do HD recording, I can transfer my HD recordings to a DVD from my HiDTV Pro card recordings, however I have to play them back through my computer, they will not play on a video DVD player.


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Gregg R. Lengling
RCA P61310 61" 16x9
glengling@ameritech.net
Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI
Living the life with a 65" Aquos
glengling at milwaukeehdtv dot org  {fart}