Holger Waechtler wrote:
Klaus Schmidinger wrote:it's technically possible but currently not supported, all recent PCs and MACs that are capable of running a software decoder usually have a USB2.0 port, so this was not high priority to us.... Since my VDR box only has a USB1 port I was wondering if the cinergyT2 would basically work with USB1, too, and just have a lower bandwidth (which might be enough for a single A/V stream)?
(maybe we deliver a software-update one day when we have the time and mood to care about this - ;)
(in any case you can use it as luxury IR remote control receiver for your VDR box... - ;)
Well, my VDR box already has a remote control ;-) There is no need for my VDR to be able to run a software decoder, because my primary DVB device is a full featured DVB-S card. So all that would be necessary is to receive a TS of one programme from the DVB-T USB receiver, which typically comes at a rate of 0.5MB/s - and I would assume that a USB1 connection is able to transfer at that rate (as you stated yourself, it's technically possible). But of course I understand that this doesn't have high priority for you - neither does it for me ;-) Klaus