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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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TV-out from Video Card w/ SageTV
I currently use a PVR-350, so I've never messed with my video card's capability to output from Sage. I am getting a PVR-500MCE, so I'll need to configure out from my video card soon.
Do I need to configure anything in my NVidia DesktopManager for this to work OR does SageTV completely manage all output for me with cards that do not have TV-out like the 350? thanks. |
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My understanding is that you would still just use the output from the 350, adding new tuners doesn't change that.
Cheers Mark |
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I'm selling the 350, so I won't have that option anymore. Its a PCI slot problem for me.... Moving to 2 tuners on 1 card is a necessity.
With the PVR-500, I'll need to run the TV-out from my video card somehow. Just trying to get prepared for that day with a little up-front beta. |
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SageTV does not manage anything about video card TV-out -- it is all done in the Video card drivers... Sage just thinks it's displaying to the desktop... You can even play with it now..
One word of warning: Video cards' TV out is nowhere near the quality of a PVR-350's TV-out (for various reasons)
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I have a 6600 GT , which I use to output to the TV via S-Video, The quality is as good as the 350 TV out.
I have a 350 as a capture card, and run the output into a seperate AV channel on my TV, so that when I do display config, I can compare it. Having said that - It's not a cheap option (Given that Im cheap ) It was about 130 GBP (Approx 220 Dollars) I copied the settings that Stanger used for his 6800 GT. Cheers Mark |
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