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You cannot buy new cards anymore, but ebay and co have often such cards.<BR> | You cannot buy new cards anymore, but ebay and co have often such cards.<BR> | ||
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Usually thes cards have names like<BR> | Usually thes cards have names like<BR> | ||
Revision as of 15:26, 23 February 2006
Introduction
DXR3 cards are hardware decoder cards, originally designed for dvd viewing on slow PCs. With such a card you can build a cheap VDR with hardware MPEG decoder.
You cannot buy new cards anymore, but ebay and co have often such cards.
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Only em8300 cards are supported. |
Usually thes cards have names like
- Hollywood Plus
- DXR3
- Sigma Designs
- Real Magic
- Videologic
Please use the newest drivers from http://dxr3.sourceforge.net. plugin and driver installation.
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