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Hello Wilfred!

24 Jun 07 13:43, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Stephen Walsh:

Been awol: for a while.. Have been checkingout a linux based PVR
system, and trying to get an image on the TV.

Interesting! ;)

yes hardware that can run on amiga would be nice :-)

Regards Benny

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Hello Benny.

24 Jun 07 19:42, you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:

Been awol: for a while.. Have been checkingout a linux based PVR
system, and trying to get an image on the TV.

Interesting! ;)

yes hardware that can run on amiga would be nice :-)

The amy can't keep up with the bitrates!. An 700mhz pc is just enough to decode and display a live show.

www.mythtv.org for the fine reading!


Stephen

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Hello Stephen!

25 Jun 07 12:57, Stephen Walsh wrote to Benny Pedersen:

yes hardware that can run on amiga would be nice :-)

The amy can't keep up with the bitrates!. An 700mhz pc is just enough
to decode and display a live show.

shame on you :-)

the idear behind amiga in the spirit of a1000 was not to have a super fast cpu like idiotic pc have today, but to have decentralized cpu with specials like decode of mpeg or sounds, why did this fault ?, becuse intel and other want it to fault and created more "hot" cpus like p4

www.mythtv.org for the fine reading!

cd32 with mpeg module will play nice olso, its build for cdi (philps standard)


Regards Benny

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