Western Digital WDTV

[mobiusnz]

I know this won't have any direct GBPVR support but does anyone know if these support the NZ/Norway Audio format for our HD TV standard?

Has anyone tried one?

[psycik]

I think DSE sell them don't they? or Noel Leemings? Might be worth taking a drive down. I'd be interested in your results if you do...

[mvallevand]

The Sigma libraries used are new enough but I don't think it does. I am also thinking about getting one to see if I can do some GBPVR integration now that it is hacked enough to play via a USB network adaptor.

The SageTV HD200 adapter apparently does HE-AAC now.

Martin

[sub]

This seems to be the first public sighting of Hauppauge's MVP2: http://www.cnet.de/videos/trends/4100122...reamen.htm

With any luck, it'll do HE-AAC audio...

[martint123]

and you wouldn't have to learn a new remote !

[mvallevand]

This seems to be the first public sighting of Hauppauge's MVP2: http://www.cnet.de/videos/trends/4100122...reamen.htm

With any luck, it'll do HE-AAC audio...

I have contacted Hauppauge for more information, so for now anything I had thought of doing on the WD HD is on hold, this looks much more interesting.

Martin

[mvallevand]

Here is a bit more information on the Hauppauge product with a translated link

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl...US253US254

Martin

[sub]

The June date listed there matches what I'd heard previously. I dont think that last paragraph is correct though. I doubt there will be separate versions capable of 1080p / 1080i. Any difference probably just relates to the wired vs 802.11n.

[mikeh49]

Sub, do you have one of those Hauppaugge shirts? You deserve one!

[User]

At least we know where things are going at Hauppauge, nice to know they are working on an MVP replacement. I just may someday buy an HD set if theres going to be an HD MVP. :p