I know a guy that runs a TV station called TRN TV in Britain, and he has worked with DVB-S for who knows how long. I suggest you send him a message on MSN @ msn@iandoh.co.uk. His name is Ian Doherty. That's my 2 cents.
Since I'm disappointed with some of the S-video capture quality.
Sometime next year I want to get a DVB-S card,
I know with my setup i'd need to split the Satellite cable and buy an Irdeto CAM to accept my Smartcard.
Anyone else got anymore info on DVB-S capture, as I only have basic knowledge of it.
I know a guy that runs a TV station called TRN TV in Britain, and he has worked with DVB-S for who knows how long. I suggest you send him a message on MSN @ msn@iandoh.co.uk. His name is Ian Doherty. That's my 2 cents.
Yeah hmm not as sure as I was the other day since I got an Xvid encoding from a huffy yuv capture and it still isn't anything special.
Maybe Channel [v]'s bitrate is too low
It used to be called MHD over here in the states, Music High Definition, it played some pretty great live acts until it was call Palladia. I don't see it carried yet by any of our providers because MTV HD, VH1 HD, and CMT HD replaced it which are all the stations that worked on MHD.
Well the best Desktop computer I have only has PCI slots, not PCI-E. So the capping card I would have to get for it would be pretty low compared to what everyone else uses here on VP. Plus I would have to get a whole other cable box to put in the room next to it which is like another $10 a month.
I am not aware of any HDMI or Component USB video input sticks. Hopefully with the release of USB3 sometime next year, they will be able to start making them.
EDIT: Just found this:
http://blackmagic-design.com/products/videorecorder/
Looks promising! Maybe I should get it!
EDIT 2: Just realized it's only meant for SD video...
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