Re: Myth TV in the digital age

I still use a now ancient PIII set off in the corner with a Hauppauge
PVR-150 card in it to occasionally record OTA stuff. It needs to get a
signal from one of those cheap digital converter boxes but it does
work OK. That PVR-150 card survived the analog changeover but not
without taking a few hits -- things like having to use the converter
box's controls to change channels is a bit awkward.
Jeff



On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 10:35 AM, W. Scott Lockwood III
<[email protected]> wrote:
> So, I'm considering setting up a Myth box - but I haven't done so in about 5
> years. Now that everything is digital, I'm sure the old setup I would have
> used with Happage 150's would no longer work. Plus, I have an HD TV now, and
> would rather record HD stuff. I do have a DVR built in to my cable box, but
> it's not open, and I can't do what I want with the recorded shows - like put
> them on my laptop to watch on the train into and out of work.
>
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