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Where can I get a Hauppauge Rosyln card and can it embed CC?
Well the title pretty much says it all. I've got a PVR250(type 15) and a M150(type 16). I'm considering adding another tuner. Since I already have a USB-UIRT, I'm not worried about remotes. So I'd like to save some money on the new card. I'd get another M150 but I'm worried it might conflict with the current M150. I see Frey sells the Rosyln cards as bundled pairs with SageTV, so I'm sure the Rosyln drivers will work with multiple cards.
Besides finding where to buy a Rosyln, the only things I'd like to know are: 1) Will it cause any issues with my PVR250(type15)? I don't expect any since the Rosyln is just Hauppauge's version of the blackbird design and my M150(Blackbird design) works fine with my PVR250. But better safe than sorry. Any firsthand experience? 2) Can I turn on CC embedding for the Rosyln cards like you can for the PVR250? If so how? PS:Anyone know how to setup a Avermedia M150 to embed CC like the PVR250s? Any help would be great, thanks. /justme |
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I normally see them on ebay but I could not find any today
also frey is selling them for I yjink 90 dollars with sagrecorder included but mixing an old pvr 250 and a new blackbird may cause problems ever considered the ATI e home wonder it can be bought with or without radio I know you can get them cheaper but here is a picture from phoenix tech they also had it like 10 dollars cheaper a week ago or so http://secure.cartsvr.net/catalogs/c...showprevnext=1 here you are http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...116-309&depa=1 http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...116-308&depa=1 second one has radio but 73 dollars with it and 64 without and free shipping |
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Thanks for the links, I'll check those out.
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Thanks /justme Last edited by justme; 05-25-2004 at 04:47 PM. |
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well 90 is a good price for one
so sagerecorder is just an add in benefit can you not do CC with the older model pvr 250? |
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"Between you and me, my name's irrelevant." Last edited by justme; 05-25-2004 at 05:24 PM. |
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SageTV Open Source v9 is available. - Read the SageTV FAQ. Older PDF User's Guides mostly still apply: SageTV V7.0 & SageTV Studio v7.1. - Hauppauge remote help: 1) Basics/Extending it 2) Replace it 3) Use it w/o needing focus - HD Extenders: A) FAQs B) URC MX-700 remote setup Note: This is a users' forum; see the Rules. For official tech support fill out a Support Request. |
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Maybe I'll just buy one of the bundles with 2 Roslyn cards and SageTV. I could then just sell the SageTV license, since I don't need it.
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Server : Intel Core i7 2.8 GHz Processor: Gigabyte X58A-UD3R Motherboard: 6 GB Memory : 1 120 GB Intel SSD :3 2 TB WD hard drives:1 Hauppauge PVR 2250: 3 HDHomeRuns:1 HD300 extender;1 HD200 extender;1 HD100 extender 2 MVP Media Extenders: Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium all updates applied, SageTV V7.1.7.254. |
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justme I would email them give your credit info and just say you want that deal
they were really cool when I got my notebook only a few weeks after buying sageTV they let me still have the client for the discount price as if you bought it at the same time as the server version by the way this is the coupon code CLT25 who know if it is good still? |
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Thanks kny3twalker,
I'll contact them. Though I do have to say the deal about not being able to sell my extra SageTV license REALLY bothers me off. I know I was promoted to Mod but I personally can't support such a policy. Way too much power being given to all content creators. Oh well, maybe I'll contact Frey after I settle down and see what happens. I really didn't(and still don't) want any kind of special deal that isn't currently available to all. I personally feel if you buy something it's yours. I now refuse to buy from ABS computers due to a similiar issue. Frey's loss they could've had another customer in my cousin and his family, but the license provision KILLs that. He's even more consumer rights than I am.
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justme, you are not buying a license. You are buying the right to use the product. This is a common misconception by a lot of people.
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"Between you and me, my name's irrelevant." Last edited by justme; 05-25-2004 at 10:43 PM. |
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What is the roslyn card? Is this just another name for the version 16 PVR-250? I've seen references to the roslyn several times but haven't figured out what it is. Also, what is the blackbird?
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Longer answer, it uses a newer reference design spec from the chip supplier Conexant(supplies key chip for HW encoding) codenamed "blackbird". Blackbird is the name used by Conexant(and many users) for this new design. Roslyn is just Hauppauge's in house name for their probuction of the blackbird spec cards. For all purposes in SageTV it should be the same. Oh, all blackbird style cards use the type 16 chipset.
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you can sell it if you want what are they to do about it
if they do something to your buyers computer then thats a different story but who ever buys the software will just have to use the original buyers name when registering the product it is not a big deal you never see it again so what? I also think it is bull though I do not think it is right for them to say that I would be pretty angry if the next car that I buy, I cannot sell it anyways they can do what they want but it still does not mean is not possible Last edited by kny3twalker; 05-25-2004 at 11:20 PM. |
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anyways here's the post
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Thanks for the answer.
So you actually have a 15 working with a 16 without any problems?? From what I understand, almost no one has a Hauppauge 250 version 15 and 16 working together properly. After much testing (I have pages and pages of notes), I finally conquered this problem of getting the two chipsets working together, but only by using old drivers, among other things. I can get it working on all my motherboards (Sis735, VIA KT600, and nforce2 ultra). I've checked and it turns out that, as far as I know, the few people that have them working together are using old drivers also. What drivers are you using for your Hauppauge 250 now? I really would like to find a way to get it to work by using the new drivers so I could get 350 output (which can't be done with old drivers). |
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I have a HauppaugePVR250(type 15) and an Avermedia M150(type 16). Since they are from different manufacturers they use different drivers and hence different places in the windows Registry to store their config info. So I have no problems. However if you read my first post you'll see I am slightly concerned about adding a Roslyn card. If Hauppauge was smart they used a different location in the registry to store the cards config details. I think this is likely since the "blackbird" Rosylyn hardware design is different from the original PVR250's design. So they shouldn't share any reg settings. Also most manufacturers only do modest changes(changing Reg key names to reflect their comany name) to the reference drivers they get from the chip supplier. But no one has given firsthand experience with mixing a new Roslyn with a type 15 PVR250 yet, to my knowledge. Oh and my Hauppage PVR250 drivers are 1.7 something. They are one of the last of the 1.7 series. Once I had a stable PVR250 with quality/features I was after I stopped updating. I may like to have the newest version of software but I've learned with drivers... if it isn't broke, don't fix it.
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Anyway, thanks for the info. I hope I can work this out(in my own value system) in such a manner that will allow to continue the great time I've had here.
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Does anyone know how to identify whether the card is a Roslyn? I do have the numbers written down for my 3 PVR-250's which are all version 16's. I have no idea whether they're Roslyns. I bought the last 2 about 3 months ago. I do have them installed and working fine with my 350 (but with the previously mentioned difficulty in getting them set up).
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