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Steve Adeff wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Wednesday 18 January 2006 13:44, Brad Fuller wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Steve Adeff wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Wednesday 18 January 2006 12:59, Neil wrote:
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<pre wrap="">hey guys,
I got the fusion lite hdtv 5 card delivered. I would like to know how I
would configure the channeling in mythtvsetup. I currently have air2pc
and I'm using it for my OTA. I will be using the fusion card for Comcast
cable.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Neil
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<pre wrap="">since the new card will be using cable instead of OTA you can just log
into your current zap2it account and setup a new lineup using comcast
cable, then in mythtv-setup you'll want to set up two sources, one for
the OTA lineup and one for the Comcast lineup. Your zap2it login
information will be the same, but you'll get two options for the lineup.
You may also find that you get all the OTA channels on the comcast line.
Once you get this going, I'd be interested to know if you find a
difference in Comcast's version of the HD stations as compared to OTA.
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<pre wrap="">me too. I'm in SF Bay area (Los Gatos) and HD OTA seems to be better
than Comcast QAM but I'd like to find out if it's me or them.
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record the same thing on both tuners and compare the mpeg streams.
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I only have one 250 and one HD.<br>
But, when I went to QAM the results were mixed. OTA was much better,
but I have more time on OTA than QAM.<br>
Just was looking for more benchmarks from others.<br>
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