Originally posted by: backlund
Also, I ordered mine from Zipzoomfly.com for $85 with FREE 2 day shipping. Unfortunately it's out of stock now. Here's the link, if anyone wants to keep watch of it to come back in stock.
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/...jsp?ProductCode=320832
Originally posted by: mcveigh
sagetv forum with screenshots
well so far the PQ looks the same or slightly less than an PVR-500.
Originally posted by: bodhammer
When my tivo dies, I will build this:
http://www.mythtv.org/
with this:
http://www.pchdtv.com/ I have to buy it before June to dodge the broadcast flag thing.
Originally posted by: bodhammer
What is this....broadcast flag thing you speak of....
http://www.eff.com/broadcastflag/
Originally posted by: Johnbear007
Ok, so what is better, this new card or the Hapaugge pvr 150? I have a 6800 nvidia card
Originally posted by: backlund
The thing I don't get so far, is that everyone is comparing this to a PVR-500 (a $200 dual tuner card). This isn't necessarily a fair comparison, unless you want to believe ati's BS PR statement. My Theatrix will be in at 5:30, and I have a PVR-150 already installed. That should make for a better comparison. On the other hand, it seems like the pq is on par (so far from what I've seen in the forum) with the PVR-500. If this is the case, then for $85 it isn't too badly priced. Give it a few months and hopefully we'll see a $125 dual tuner version.
Also, my pvr-150 is one that many people have complained about the "ghosting" issue. It looks fine in highly lite scenes, but as soon as you go to a dark scene, there's ghosts all over the place. Even if the pq is the same as the 150 (which is quite good when it's clear) if it eliminates the ghosting, it will be worth the money for the card. I guess I'll have my final verdict when I pick it up from Fedex after work in an hour....
Originally posted by: cold2000us
hey guys i was thinking of getting this. i have a LCD TV and I wanted to know if buying this would save me the extra cost of renting a HDTV box from time warner. Will the coaxial wire just go on back of the card and it will work or will I need a cable box also to get it to work?