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Old 22-04-2004, 15:08   #37
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Re: Media Centre PCs
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Originally Posted by ZrByte
Yes, sorry forgot to state that.
Though I thought people would have assumed that anyway since I listed my specs in my previous post.
Looks like both are working at their maximum throughput (with overhead) then.

54b - 2.6Mbs
54g - 12.99Mbs

2.6*5 (5 times faster) = 13

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Originally Posted by sherer
Not(e) the MCE machine doesn't have a scart connection so you have to convert the scart RGB signal into an s-video signal and feed that into MCE. This downgrades the picture quality and was at a standard i wasn't happy with so gave up with the pvr stuff ( i./e pasuing live TV, setting up schedules etc)

if you want any more info let me know..
But if your graphics card is RGB capable you can build a whatever socket it is to SCART cable. This is a limitation of your graphics card, not the scart socket requirement?
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