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Some basic connectivity questions
Phil Hodder
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2005-04-24, 11:38 AM
Hi - Hope this is the right area for this. I've been thinking of replacing my old
VCR with a PVR (say an MII120000 with a PVR-350). I've been looking at this
and other forums on the net but still have a few questions - sorry if they're a
bit basic!

OSD

There seem to be driver issues around the PVR-350 regarding the overlay
through its TV out. Is is possible to use the S-video output on the MII12K
motherboard instead? Ideally I want the system to be standalone as much
as possible - no keyboard or mouse, using VNC to manage most things
remotely.

I was also thinking of getting a Nova-T instead of the 350 to get Freeview
channels. As this doesn't have its own TV-out I'd have to use the m/b
output. Would this work?

Live TV

If I got the Nova-T I'd like to be able to watch Freeview channels live. Can I
use GB-PVR as a "pass through" device? Would it be better to split the TV
input cable to use separate signals? Can the PVR-350 work in this way?

Sound

I'm assuming I can connect the audio output on the MII board to the line in
on my TV. Or should I connect the audio and video to a SCART converter
and use that?

Thanks!

Phil :confused:
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2005-04-24, 04:30 PM
It'd work, but the MI12000 is bordering on being underpowered for the job. If you really want to go mini-itx, I'd look at the SP13000 which was recently released. Its only a small increase in speed but every bit helps. Its also uses a more modern chipset with a better list of features.

You'd need to split the input cable. The Nova-T does not act as a pass-through device.
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2005-04-24, 08:34 PM
Ok - thanks Sub! I was looking at the MII12k because it has a PC Card slot (for a WiFi card) but I'll take another look at my options.
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