NVTV
Hey all,
Does NVTV support Composite yellow-red-white (video-right-left), or only the composite yellow (video)? |
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Deimos,
I'm currently connecting the audio channels through an rca-to-minijack converter, and the composite wire to the VIVO. The reason I'm asking the question is that I want to use NVTV with MCE, and I want the program to be able to control the volume and record with the audio. So if I connect it directly to line in, maybe MCE won't be able to get the audio signal from there. |
Here's a review of the single tuner NVTV:
http://www.hexus.net/content/reviews...X3BhZ2U9Mg= = As you can see it has an antenna in, 3.5 mini-jack (audio in) and an S-Video in. So you'll have to use an rca to mini-jack connector. Since this is a hardware encoder, you need to connect the audio directly to the NVTV card and not to your soundcard. This card produces an MPEG-2 video file ( including audio) directly without needing any other hardware. So everything needs to be connected to this card directly. You'll be able to control the volume directly with MCE as well as everything else. Note if yer connecting to an external STB, you'll need an IR blaster or something ( that works with MCE ) so that you can change channels with the MCE remote on the set top box. Normally one of these come with the MCE remote pack. wrote in message ups.com... Deimos, I'm currently connecting the audio channels through an rca-to-minijack converter, and the composite wire to the VIVO. The reason I'm asking the question is that I want to use NVTV with MCE, and I want the program to be able to control the volume and record with the audio. So if I connect it directly to line in, maybe MCE won't be able to get the audio signal from there. |
So there is no composite cable?
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