[OT] Re: [ale] pci video card with TV in
Pete Hardie
pete.hardie at sciatl.com
Thu Apr 24 16:37:53 EDT 2003
Geoffrey wrote:
>
> Pete Hardie wrote:
>
>> Geoffrey wrote:
>>
>>> George Carless wrote:
>>>
>>>> I doubt that
>>>> the "viewing" element is nearly as processor-intensive as the
>>>> recording,
>>>> either -- I'm not really familiar with the technology, but my
>>>> impression
>>>> was that simply watching tv with a tv tuner card added almost no cpu
>>>> load.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I can verify that. Appears to be no hit whatsoever.
>>
>>
>>
>> But that's a different thing from viewing a recorded show while
>> recording another show. Both of those will use the {en_de}coder and
>> disk.
>
>
> Exactly and that's what George's statement 'I doubt that the "viewing"
> element is nearly as processor-intensive as the recording' was
> addressing, the viewing element of the process.
I thought that someone prior was asking about recording while watching, and that
would require 2 tuner cards, or watching a recorded program - so you can record
what you're watching w/o fear, but replaying while recording requires a macho CPU.
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