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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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Andy,
I see that Sub did basically figure it out on his own and didn't get an SDK. I would voluteer to work on this if Frey was to get the SDK. I am willing to bet that any one of us getting the SDK is not going to happen, but if Frey went and arranged on behalf of a specific developer that we would see more action. John |
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ok...here I go misquoting people
![]() As in my previous post(and many more like it throughout the forum), It sure would be nice if Frey would consider communicating their true stance on hot topics. Most of these topics could be eleviated by a very simple "road map" w/ brief explination(if they feel inclined). The response that I have received from posts such as these, in more or less words is, "Frey doesnt communicate anything that they dont want to, for various strategic reasons" I. Quote:
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If you're not cheating, your not trying... My sage rigs: Server - Windows 2003, Intel 865 PERLL w/ P4 3.2g 1gb ram, 3-PVR250, 3-PVRUSB's, 1 Skystar2, 1 twinhan 102g, 1 starbox DVB-S Cards. Evo network QAM encoder. 1.2TB storage 6.x server + MTSAGE for DVB Client 1/Master BR - MediaMVP running a 30" Olevia LCD TV. Client 2/Front Room - Shuttle ST61G4 XPC 1gig ram, 60gb HD, BTC9019 wireless keyboard/mouse & Harmony 880. 6.x client. GF6600GT driving a Sony WEGA 55" rear projection tv. |
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I Knew IT! Riled!
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If you're not cheating, your not trying... My sage rigs: Server - Windows 2003, Intel 865 PERLL w/ P4 3.2g 1gb ram, 3-PVR250, 3-PVRUSB's, 1 Skystar2, 1 twinhan 102g, 1 starbox DVB-S Cards. Evo network QAM encoder. 1.2TB storage 6.x server + MTSAGE for DVB Client 1/Master BR - MediaMVP running a 30" Olevia LCD TV. Client 2/Front Room - Shuttle ST61G4 XPC 1gig ram, 60gb HD, BTC9019 wireless keyboard/mouse & Harmony 880. 6.x client. GF6600GT driving a Sony WEGA 55" rear projection tv. |
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- Andy
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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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Andy,
Fair enough. That explains why when I searched posts by Dan and Jeff I saw no direct indication either. I can understand Subs view too. John
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Serves as a nice reminder that GB-PVR is free as in beer (for now), not free as in speech.
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BTW: I'm not really faulting sub on this -- I was just commenting on that because GB PVR's use of the Xcard for its UI was mentioned as a reason it ought to be doable for SageTV. Then, the reason I mentioned that he wasn't interested in sharing it was to head off the next question about why not get the info from him. Depending on the situation, I don't always share my own source code, but I couldn't resist asking that a while back just in case.
- Andy
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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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Well GBPVR has not good a very nice looking OSD on the XCard compared to TVedia, maybe TVedia designed originally in 256colors and made better use of the alpha fading but it does look and feel nicer, very close in looks to SageTV.
Patrick
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The last time the XCard OSD stuff came up, I asked the frey guys if they were interested in taking on an extra programmer (myself). They got me to send over a resume, and I havn't heard from them since. I guess they've either been busy, or I didn't have the skills they were looking for. EDIT: I think the Frey guys are entirely up to doing xcard and mvp support themselves, but at the time I liked the idea of job doing this stuff full time, instead of Java J2EE telco work I do in my day job now. To me, it was an angle worth exploring... Last edited by sub; 10-08-2004 at 02:13 PM. |
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..and before we start picking on me for not being free as in speech, remember my software a lot more open than SageTV / BeyondTV etc. I've been actively adding developer APIs that have been requested by my users, allowing them to extend GB-PVR anyway they like.
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Nobody's picking on you, sub --at least I'm not. I congratulate you on your work, and here's one vote for open-sourcing it (though I guess there's probably not any sort of vote happening on the subject).
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Plases do not pick on GB-PVR (sub) after all he out standing job with info he manage to get on the Xcard which was 0 I do belive so it not world's great but be side the point.
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Its also not going to be open-source any time soon.
I think open source is good for the end user (who typcially want stuff for free), but hurts small companies that want to sell software. Whilst I'm not personally in the position of selling software, I know several people that are. I think there is nothing wrong with a company putting a lot of work into a product and expecting to get paid a few dollars in return. Last edited by sub; 10-08-2004 at 02:22 PM. |
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Fair enough -- I totally respect your reasoning. Everyone who donates the fruits of their labors, whether open source or not, has good reasons for doing so.
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BTW, the XCard seems to produce a better video quality on my Fujitsu Plasma than my Radeon 9200 connect via DVI, but admittedly I havn't invested huge amounts of time tweaking my software decoder setup.
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This is exactly the reason why we are pushing for xcard support here. There is no need to tweak anything. Just plug the hardware in and go. Great picture.
I hope that for your sake and ours, that frey will take a second look at your resume and put you up to the task. Like you said, its not like they arent capable, they just dont have the time, i guess.... I. Quote:
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