... Right - I would like to put a TV card in a system and have a Sky feed in to it.
I would like this to stream/buffer the TV signal - and then this can be watched via another system on the network.
Is this possible? Is it ieasy?
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... Right - I would like to put a TV card in a system and have a Sky feed in to it.
I would like this to stream/buffer the TV signal - and then this can be watched via another system on the network.
Is this possible? Is it ieasy?
Sorry has to be wallmountable
Are you asking if you can stream video captured from a TV card across your network to another PC?
Pretty certain you can do this with the Nebula DigiTV fairly easily - I read on their site that their software allows streaming over LAN, but the card will set you back a pretty penny and I don't know if there are other cards with a similar feature.
It would also depends on how you captured the signal - got a funny feeling there's only mono sound on the component in on the card though, but that is something I'm not sure about.
http://www.nebula-electronics.com
I've seen it done with microsoft streaminf media.
http://www.teamsolutions.co.uk/netshow3.html
http://www.videolan.org/ - This can perform various streaming tasks. Personally, I just use it for video playback, but I think it's a great program.
Don't u need sky card to wiew sky Tv, so how u gonna put ur sky card in the pc :confused:
doesnt sage tv do all the streaming... i havent tried it but i think i remember reading this
I would presume he already has a sky digi box but he wants to wire it into his PC instead of his TV (which can be done) Then stream it across his network.Quote:
Originally Posted by speedy_s
I already have Sky+ the challenge is to be able to PVR this feed on to a PC - for example things I watch weekly so I can watch them in other rooms.
just had a quick look and i think sage does do what you want david
Best way to get feed in to hte PC?
This thread on their forum may help:Quote:
Originally Posted by David
http://forums.sage.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=8739
Oops maybe not. :Oops:
Hey David if you find out how to do this then a guide would be highly appriciated.
;)
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Originally Posted by David
Something like this. It does your timeshifting too (although you already have sky+. Is that any good btw?)
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/Product...5913&GroupID=0