Andrew Van Til
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Personally I completely agree, but there is a large segment of the market that doesn’t need DVR functionality and just want a streamer that works but doesn’t look like a DLNA browser.
I’m also interested in the potential to buy one of these and use it as a client PC 🙂
7MC will wake up for recordings, and I believe that the 360 will send a WOL packet to the HTPC when it tries to connect – I don’t think the other 7MC extenders will.
7MC will wake up for recordings, and I believe that the 360 will send a WOL packet to the HTPC when it tries to connect – I don’t think the other 7MC extenders will.
HD300s are in stock – http://twitter.com/SageTV/status/24139938757
HD300s are in stock – http://twitter.com/SageTV/status/24139938757
Wouldn’t standby be a better option? The difference in watts b/w S3 and S5 is usually just a couple, and it comes back up much faster.
Wouldn’t standby be a better option? The difference in watts b/w S3 and S5 is usually just a couple, and it comes back up much faster.
September 8, 2010 at 2:22 pm in reply to: Re: Alternative Clarkdale (i3, i5) DirectShow Drivers #934If you’re using MPC-HC, their MKV and M2TS splitters are better than Haali.
If you’re using MPC-HC, their MKV and M2TS splitters are better than Haali.
September 8, 2010 at 2:32 am in reply to: Re: Alternative Clarkdale (i3, i5) DirectShow Drivers #932No. The numbers were actually quite a bit lower when m_bLie = FALSE, but then required two plays to start up. I never took the time to figure out why it didn’t like what Haali (or the MPC-HC splitter) sent the first time.
No. The numbers were actually quite a bit lower when m_bLie = FALSE, but then required two plays to start up. I never took the time to figure out why it didn’t like what Haali (or the MPC-HC splitter) sent the first time.
September 7, 2010 at 6:42 pm in reply to: Re: Alternative Clarkdale (i3, i5) DirectShow Drivers #929DXVA2 does require the EVR and a presenter that supports it, the EVR is exposed in MF but it works fine with DS too. I haven’t tested with the MPC-HC’s presenter, so it’s possible that it doesn’t work with the filter.
What do you see in GraphStudio with the EVR (which will use the stock presenter)?
DXVA2 does require the EVR and a presenter that supports it, the EVR is exposed in MF but it works fine with DS too. I haven’t tested with the MPC-HC’s presenter, so it’s possible that it doesn’t work with the filter.
What do you see in GraphStudio with the EVR (which will use the stock presenter)?
September 6, 2010 at 2:18 pm in reply to: Re: Alternative Clarkdale (i3, i5) DirectShow Drivers #925The MediaSDK VC-1 decoder is DXVA2 only on Intel GPUs (tested with an i5 and i3), on other GPUs it’s SW only (~15% on my Q6600 + ATI3650).Â
Now that Sage has there own MKV splitter I’ve been using the ArcSoft TMT2 Video Decoder instead, so I haven’t messed w/ the Intel one for a while.
The MediaSDK VC-1 decoder is DXVA2 only on Intel GPUs (tested with an i5 and i3), on other GPUs it’s SW only (~15% on my Q6600 + ATI3650).Â
Now that Sage has there own MKV splitter I’ve been using the ArcSoft TMT2 Video Decoder instead, so I haven’t messed w/ the Intel one for a while.
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