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ATI 9800 "All In Wonder Card"
Can anyone with the ATI 9800 "All In Wonder Card" tell me if you can pick up Freeview channels with it please?
Further, if anyone also has the ATI TV Wonder Card as well, can they tell me about the usage and quality of the 'picture in picture' facility please? Any info greatly appreciated.TIA. |
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The picture in picture is o.k. but I dont often use it. I dont use the uhf connection I only use the composite connected to a STB. |
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I concurr re freeview channels
The PiP I thought only worked if you had a second TV card installed? Can you PiP from the two sources on the one card (say the TV aerial in and the composite video in) ? If so how, cause that could be useful for me - have terestrial analogue TV on the aerial in and sat TV on the composite in ? (Could I also PiP a third input via the s-video in from say mr video recorder as well) ? |
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You still need a second TV card to use PiP, as I underatand it. From the ATi help file "If you have an ATI ALL-IN-WONDER card and an ATI TV WONDER PCI card installed, MULTVIEW lets you watch a different channel in a secondary video window. The secondary window can be in the following locations:" You can not do PiP with just an AIW card, unless I have got the wrong end of the stick? |
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I think it also works with earlier All in Wonder cards too. |
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If it's possible to watch BBC1 with ITV in a PiP, using just an AIW card on it's own, then I have now worked out how to do it with my AIW card ? If you do have a second TV card (I believe it works with some non ATI cards as well) then you can PiP any one source on card 1 with any one source from card 2. Least that how I understand it. I may wack in my old TV card along with my AIW and give it a go. |
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