[NTLUG:Discuss] Re: Nvidia video capture
David I S Mandala
davidm at them.com
Thu Aug 25 16:14:47 CDT 2005
It does Mpeg 2 and Mpeg 4 and DivX in hardware realtime. Very nicely too
I might add. Quality is excellent.
The 150 does all of that for $63? With GPL'ed drivers too? Cool, I'll
have to get one. Do you have one of these beasts?
Cheers,
David
Bryan J. Smith wrote:
> David I S Mandala <davidm at them.com> wrote:
>>If anyone is interested in hardware mpeg2 and mpeg4
>>encoding you should check out the Plextor PX-M402U video
>>encoder. Requires USB 2.0 but deos all the video encoding
>>in hardware.
>
> Yep, and they have released Linux software under the GPL.
> Never used it, and the USB 2.0 devices are $160.
> The Happauge 150 has been around longer, and is cheaper.
>
> But it's an interesting option none-the-less. Does it really
> do DivX in hardware in real-time? Or is it doing MPEG-2
> capture, and then you DivX off-line? The codec would tell me
> more (I'll find out).
>
>>They also make a version with an internal TV tuner.
>
> $62.99 gets you all that in the 150, just requires a PCI
> slot.
>
>
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