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Hardware Support Discussions related to using various hardware setups with SageTV products. Anything relating to capture cards, remotes, infrared receivers/transmitters, system compatibility or other hardware related problems or suggestions should be posted here. |
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SageTV on laptop systems?
Hello
I'm new to the group and have been looking into using SageTV but I would like to install on a laptop. Anyone doing this? I was thinking of using the ConvertX as the video solution. Any suggestions? Thanks, |
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Don't know if this will help you at all or not but this is what I have set up so far.
I'm currently running the SageTV Client on my laptop and it works pretty good. Laptop is Inspiron 8100, 1 g PIII, 512 ram, only 32 MB on the video but it looks alright from across the kitchen. I'm using a D-Link wireless dual A/G for the networking, great speeds, no dropped connections. The PVR-150 MCE is in my server, I need a couple more tuner cards, heh. |
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We use SageTVClient on our laptop for the bedroom. I'm not familiar with ConvertX, but there's also the Hauppauge PVR 250-USB2.
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I am running sace client on a 750mghz p3. the usb stuff shouldn't hurt it too much.
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I was curious about this myself. I would take my laptop home, hook up the USB ConvertX, shows would get recorded in the evening and overnight, then take the laptop to work and watch a show during lunchtime. I wonder how SageTV would handle frequent disconnect of the USB capture/tuner and no internet?
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SageTV server & client: Win 10 Pro x64, Intel DH67CF, Core i5 2405s, 8 GB ram, Intel HD 3000, 40GB SSD system, 4TB storage, 2x HD PVR component + optical audio, USB-UIRT 2 zones + remote hack, Logitech Harmony One, HDMI output to Sony receiver with native Intel bitstreaming |
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No internet would be no problem seeing as I use a modem at home, but if the encoders disappear, they are removed from the properties file and will no longer appear in the tuners list.
I think you would continually need to re-enable the USB tuners when they are reconnected. A better solution may be to use an external viewer to watch the files recorded by sage. I like BSPlayer, although Media player could also be used. |
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Anyone using a laptop as a SageTV server with version 4?
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SageTV server & client: Win 10 Pro x64, Intel DH67CF, Core i5 2405s, 8 GB ram, Intel HD 3000, 40GB SSD system, 4TB storage, 2x HD PVR component + optical audio, USB-UIRT 2 zones + remote hack, Logitech Harmony One, HDMI output to Sony receiver with native Intel bitstreaming |
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