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DIY DVR Recording 6 whole DTT multiplexes simulltaneously?



 
 
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Old July 19th 05, 12:26 PM posted to uk.tech.tv.video.pvr,uk.tech.digital-tv
Adrian C
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Default DIY DVR Recording 6 whole DTT multiplexes simulltaneously?

Robert Wilson wrote:

Just been digging around the LinuxTV subsystem, and especially the
DVBStream package, and it appears that DVBStream will only support 4
cards, as in card 0-3. I have found another Linux based DVB Streamer,
called VLS (VideoLanStreamer) but have not done much research yet.

Cheers,

Rob.


Thanks Rob (and Anciptal). Very useful, I'll keep this in mind for the
jumping off point. Got other issues (finance & busy on other projects)
at present which is preventing me splashing out at present :-(

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Adrian C
 




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