Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on January 03, 2007 10:43 PM
ATI continues to be usless under Linux unless you have a tuner card still supported by Gatos/xawtv and X.org's included Gatos drivers ain't cutting it. The novelty of booting to Windows any time I want to watch tv while working and watching ATI's piss poor DVR function crash has warn off. My machine's going with a new, Linux functional, tv tuner/gpu brand.
How does Haupauge tuner boards stack up against the pcHDTV?
Has anyone installed a Haupauge recently; under which Linux; easy/issues?
pcHDTV is completely open, anyone know how open Haupauge is or do the open source project drivers "just work" like they should?
As an unrelated question; what's the prefered remote to install under Linux these days (I'm also planning a Tivonix of some sort for the family room). Again, ATI's radio remote is slick unless your not booted to Windows.
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comparison to Haupauge?
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on January 03, 2007 10:43 PMHow does Haupauge tuner boards stack up against the pcHDTV?
Has anyone installed a Haupauge recently; under which Linux; easy/issues?
pcHDTV is completely open, anyone know how open Haupauge is or do the open source project drivers "just work" like they should?
As an unrelated question; what's the prefered remote to install under Linux these days (I'm also planning a Tivonix of some sort for the family room). Again, ATI's radio remote is slick unless your not booted to Windows.
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