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DVD out Via the PVR-350 ????
Hello All,
Is it possible to have the DVD play its output thru the PVR-350 card ... Or even the jukebox?? I have the sage server running on my wife's PC(Shhhh ... she dosen't know its there) with a regular RCA cable from the output of the PVR-350 going over to the TV. The kids tune to the video out channel ... and there is SageTV. Using the 45 button remote we have almost functionality to Sage ... except for the DVD and the Jukebox functions. Is there another card or setup we should try?? BTW ... The kids think I'm a Genius ... and they just flipped when I added the Client to the other PCs in the house
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Sage v 6.6.2.218 PVR-350 45 button remote:: Server-Pentium 4 3.00GHz CPU 2.0G of RAM VISTA 200G USB hd, 200G & 80G INTERNAL hd::3 media extenders ::3-Clients 1MVP ... connected using a Wireless Belkin 54g Client Bridge(excellent ... setup) 1 notebook 1G of RAM 1.6Ghz Windows XP Home & 2 desktops win2k P3 Orig Ver: Sage 2.2 |
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Nope-not thru the video out of the PVR350. You could disable that and output it thru your video card. Then you would get your DVD.
Gerry
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Big Gerr _______ Server - WHS 2011: Sage 7.1.9 - 1 x HD Prime and 2 x HDHomeRun - Intel Atom D525 1.6 GHz, Acer Easystore, RAM 4 GB, 4 x 2TB hotswap drives, 1 x 2TB USB ext Clients: 2 x PC Clients, 1 x HD300, 2 x HD-200, 1 x HD-100 DEV Client: Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit - AMD 64 x2 6000+, Gigabyte GA-MA790GP-DS4H MB, RAM 4GB, HD OS:500GB, DATA:1 x 500GB, Pace RGN STB. |
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You can rip your DVDs and reencode them to MPEG w/ mp2 audio. Then you can watch them.
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