What about DVB-T?

@K-L

What graphics card is it?
CPU usage is very high without overlay enabled.
A blue screen is what your card is taking as an input... make sure you try different inputs, as the default on mine may be useless on yours.
Are you using the latest version?
You may be able to use interrupts on a BT878 card but expect crashes if the signal is poor.

Email me at Ian.gledhill@btinternit.com (but change the it to "internEt" and we'll see what we can do. You complete system config and any text from. the shell window would be useful :)

Edit: This is with a Radeon 9000 pro? overlay should work on it....

DVB-T I can't do because I can't get the necessary datasheet.

Last edited by Spirantho on 09-Jun-2013 at 08:18 AM.

@Spirantho

WinTV-HVR-1100-L.P. Hauppauge Low Profile PCI DVB-T Digit

Got this to display output from a DV camera connected to the S Video socket.
Very good picture but black and white only.

So far failed to get a freeview box to output to the same socket, but got more things I can try yet.

Cheers

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@Spirantho

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Edit: This is with a Radeon 9000 pro? overlay should work on it....

I have a Radeon 9000 pro in my peg2 and as I posted in the thread a while back full screen overlay works great. How anyone deals with not having overlay is beyond me..

@TiredofLife

I think I put in an S-video function... try pressing S with the display window activated....

@Spirantho

Now full colour, brilliant.

Cheers

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@Spirantho

Now got a freeview box outputting into the tv card.
Cheers :)

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@vox

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vox wrote: @realize Quote: Can you please offer NTSC support? There are many NG users in North america. Its time for America to become normal country and accept PAL, metric system, kilograms, normal shue sizes, normal grading system 1-10, 24 hour day time, celsiuses and other civ achievements Off course Europe suffer from sooo many small nations and languages ... Joke, even these difference aren`t easy on conversion. Amiga software and hardware should pay more attention to such details - US is big market with ALL kind of people - including Amigans. Like that some people are coming back to Amiga from US (Note: Natami, AROS, MOS or AOS4, not CUSA). Big greeting for them!

AW... Come on! Digital convergence is that kind that made us all keep using our own standards leaving the computers doing all the work from us...

If Spirantho wants to make an NTSC version all he needs is a multistandard TV card, and an old NTSC VHS recorder connected thru antenna cable with any NTSC tape cassette...

If someone wants to provide him such an old item, maybe laying in the attic not used anymore, then he will able to create a NTSC version of the software...

(he needs also to know the dbtv NTSC codes, I think, in order to make the TV-cards to link correctly to digital NTSC boquet...)

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@Raffaele

AmiTV has supported NTSC for ages, now. :) I bought an NTSC Win/TV card in from the USA specially.

@Spirantho

I read it in the following posts but I had not the time to reply/editing my comment...

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