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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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ADS Pyro A/V capture?
Could this work as a capture device? It has a component video input!
http://www.adstech.com/products/API_550/pdf/API550b.pdf Pete |
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Wow! This is an old post with no reply. I'm looking at the same unit. Anyone know if this thing work with SageTV?
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its still onyl 720X480.. it will give you very little advantage over svideo capture
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At 480i there should be very little difference between S/Video and Component. It sounds like you need to calibrate your current S/Video card.
WRT to component in cards, there's pretty much nothing, for two reasons: 1) Recording >480i component is pretty much impossible to do cheaply 2) Recording 480i compoenent is near pointless since it's negligibly better than S/Video. |
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Also regardless to whether component in is a good way to go, I'd still like to know if the Pyro A/V is compatible with SageTV. Anyone know? |
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I'm pretty certain the Pyro isn't supported, looks like it converts to DV which isn't a supported format.
Oh, and yes there will be loss due to the analog conversion in the recording that your DTivo doesn't do. Now as for calibrating, if you go to the Sage Community website (link in my sig) there are instructions for calibrating a PVR 250, I don't know if they apply to the ConvertX or not. Oh, and another thing, how are you outputting Sage to your TV? Have you calibrated your TV to that (using something like Digital Video Essentials)? |
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