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PCI TV Posted on 2-Oct-2017 10:14:10
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Am I right in thinking the list of tv cards supported on elbox list are all old analog signal and not freeview? _________________ A1200 ACA1232 128MB Indivison MkIICr Elbox empty Power Tower RPi3 Emulating C64 ZX Atari PS BBC Wii with Amiga emulation Vampire v4 SA |
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 2-Oct-2017 10:59:35
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Yes as far as I am aware all the cards listed are analogue, not digital.
I used mine to display the native output on workbench when it was running of the Voodoo, I think this will have been what most people would have used them for.
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 2-Oct-2017 11:13:19
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Thanks for update one to cross of the list then...
Bet os4.1 SYSTEMS don't have support for TV cards either..
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 2-Oct-2017 11:45:22
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No offence but what would be the point?
There are more important things to focus limited resources on than trying to write drivers for the 1 or 2 people who might want to put a PCI TV card in their system.
People have TV's to watch their TV on.....
I feel that comment was a bit of an unnecessary dig at OS4.
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 2-Oct-2017 12:38:12
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Indeed... But anyway, I vaguely remember there were some TV cards supported under OS4 many years ago, but I've never heard of anyone actually using one with OS4. They're probably the same cards that work under OS3, using DMA between the card and the graphics card to present the image.
Edit: Yep, looks like the BT878 (same as the TV cards supported in the Mediator). A short list here. Last edited by Daedalus on 02-Oct-2017 at 12:46 PM.
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 4-Oct-2017 15:00:24
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FreeView must be a global thing then. But if so isn't that steaming over the internet? All you should need is a client then.
BTW, my old Radeon card has TV out. It works well on a TV as long as I stick to UBoot. Workbench with it's higher resolution stuffs it up and it goes flickery. Just like a real Amiga with a higher screen mode. Guess that wasn't in the direction you wanted. |
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 4-Oct-2017 17:00:09
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Freeview is digital TV its broadcast over TV Ariel same as what the old analog signal was sent over. We also have Freesat which uses satellite dish to receive signal.
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Re: PCI TV Posted on 4-Oct-2017 19:24:15
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The only way is to plug an STB into your Amiga with an analogue TV card. If you can find an Air Link then you could control the STB via the Amiga. |
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