I'm having a bit of a January clearance (like many others I guess), and trying to decide if I should keep my Hauppauge MVP which I bought from these very forums many years ago.
I'm looking through some old threads and trying to find out the restirctions.
- has no Live TV
- recordings can work but only with transcode and no resume or skip
- limited format playback options (eg only mpg, no AVI, Mp4 etc).
If that's the case, it's really only good for TV guide scheduling, recordings management, and an MP3 music player....
I'm looking through some old threads and trying to find out the restirctions.
sub Wrote:The MVP is an old device, and only capable of playing standard definition video. Its only really well suited to old-school analog recording.It's this still true? MVP and NextPVR:
That said, if you set <TranscodeTsForMVP> to true, and have a fast server, then you might get lucky, but will have to watch every recording from beginning, with no ability to skip around in the file.
- has no Live TV
- recordings can work but only with transcode and no resume or skip
- limited format playback options (eg only mpg, no AVI, Mp4 etc).
If that's the case, it's really only good for TV guide scheduling, recordings management, and an MP3 music player....
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Programs Plugin [SIZE=2](retired) | Volume OSD Plugin (retired) | Documentation Wiki (retired)[/SIZE]