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Commodore 64 · 2005-11-28, 18:22

It did work for Live TV with a CVS from around that time. I haven't tried anything new since I've spent all my energy getting SageTV configured.

I'm waiting for MP to officially announce ATSC support before I get my hopes up.

mzemina · 2005-12-01, 16:21

Here is a list of USA users that have ATSC cards:

SteveV - Fusion5 Lite
jim tressler - Fusion5 Gold
Stealth1971 - ATI HDTV Wonder
denyart - ATI HDTV Wonder
Boilermaker - Fusion3 Gold Q
icepick - ATI HDTV Wonder
MiKKiM - ATI HDTV Wonder
gmanning - Fusion5 Gold
pnosker - AverTVHD A180
Commodore 64 - AverTVHD A180 & VBox DTA 150
Richtv - ATI HDTV Wonder
jfath - Fusion5 Gold
rbublitz - Vbox DTA-151

Here is the breakdown:
Fusion5 (gold & lite) - 5
ATI HDTV Wonder - 5
AverTVHD A180 - 2
Fusion3 - 1
VBox DTA 150/151 - 2

edit: Added rbublitz

Commodore 64 · 2005-12-01, 17:55

Here is a synopsis of my Vbox/Avermedia Experience.
Since making that post many people have contacted me and said that their Avermedia A180 work fine in multipathing environments. It's generated a fair amount of angst, more than I expected.

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=606857

mzemina · 2005-12-01, 19:52

Thanks for the card comparison and info regarding antennae.

Mike

rbublitz · 2005-12-01, 21:53

Put my name down as an owner of a Vbox DTA-151. Basically the same as the DTA-150, just with SVHS in support.

mzemina · 2005-12-01, 22:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by rbublitz

Put my name down as an owner of a Vbox DTA-151. Basically the same as the DTA-150, just with SVHS in support.

I edited my post. Sorry, but I didn't know you are from USA.

Mike

Slack · 2006-01-12, 03:22

Forgive me if this post is too noobtastic. I'm only just starting my research into an HTPC. I'm sure MP is the way to go (I love my XBMC, and as I understand it, MP was born of that).

So.. I just read this thread. And I'm confused....

If I look at the supported cards list, It shows the "Dvico FusionHDTV5 Gold Lite" as having full support ie... the columns are YES YES YES. There is no caveat if one follows the link on the card name.

But given the title & nature of this thread, and it's relative freshness. I'd have expected to see some posts along the lines of 'hey we just finished adding support for the FusionHDTV cards and it works smachingly well, Tell us what you think....' Etc....

So what gives. Is the FusionHDTV Gold / Lite the sensible choice for USA Terrstrial Broadcasts??

Mad Chemist · 2006-01-12, 05:54

Add me to the Avermedia A180 list.

DLK · 2006-01-27, 22:24

I'd like to see A180 support as I currently have one of these. Since I see a fair amount of stutter using the Avermedia app (not being able to make WatchHDTV or MCE2005 work with it), I'm open to any solution that works well.

Thanks-
Dan

DLK · 2006-01-30, 15:42

I was able to get WatchHDTV to work with the A180 this weekend. It turns out that I hadn't paid for the NVIDIA Video Decoder I was trying to use. It didn't occur to me that this was the problem, since the MediaPortal DVD player was able to use the same upaid-for decoder without problems.

Now I get great reception with no stutter on all subchanels in my market (except the lone transmitter that's in the opposite direction), (CPU utilization is less than 10% on an Athlon-64 3500 Venice core processor with no overclocking), so I'm much less prone to blaming the A180 for the reception problems I've been having - I'm convinced that one can get good results with one of these.

-Dan

2005-11-28, 18:22	#41 (permalink)
Commodore 64 Retired Team Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Age: 33 Posts: 328 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Country:	It did work for Live TV with a CVS from around that time. I haven't tried anything new since I've spent all my energy getting SageTV configured. I'm waiting for MP to officially announce ATSC support before I get my hopes up. __________________ AMD X2 6400+, ATi HD4670, Windows XP Pro

2005-12-01, 16:21	#42 (permalink)
mzemina Retired Team Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Ft Smith, AR Posts: 2,045 Thanks: 36 Thanked 12 Times in 12 Posts Country:	List of USA users with ATSC cards Here is a list of USA users that have ATSC cards: SteveV - Fusion5 Lite jim tressler - Fusion5 Gold Stealth1971 - ATI HDTV Wonder denyart - ATI HDTV Wonder Boilermaker - Fusion3 Gold Q icepick - ATI HDTV Wonder MiKKiM - ATI HDTV Wonder gmanning - Fusion5 Gold pnosker - AverTVHD A180 Commodore 64 - AverTVHD A180 & VBox DTA 150 Richtv - ATI HDTV Wonder jfath - Fusion5 Gold rbublitz - Vbox DTA-151 Here is the breakdown: Fusion5 (gold & lite) - 5 ATI HDTV Wonder - 5 AverTVHD A180 - 2 Fusion3 - 1 VBox DTA 150/151 - 2 edit: Added rbublitz

2005-12-01, 17:55	#43 (permalink)
Commodore 64 Retired Team Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Age: 33 Posts: 328 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Country:	Here is a synopsis of my Vbox/Avermedia Experience. Since making that post many people have contacted me and said that their Avermedia A180 work fine in multipathing environments. It's generated a fair amount of angst, more than I expected. http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=606857 __________________ AMD X2 6400+, ATi HD4670, Windows XP Pro

2005-12-01, 21:53	#45 (permalink)
rbublitz Portal Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 16 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	vbox dta-151 Put my name down as an owner of a Vbox DTA-151. Basically the same as the DTA-150, just with SVHS in support.

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2005-12-01, 19:52	#44 (permalink)
mzemina Retired Team Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Ft Smith, AR Posts: 2,045 Thanks: 36 Thanked 12 Times in 12 Posts Country:	Thanks for the card comparison and info regarding antennae. Mike

2006-01-12, 03:22	#47 (permalink)
Slack Portal Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: NC, USA Posts: 27 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Forgive me if this post is too noobtastic. I'm only just starting my research into an HTPC. I'm sure MP is the way to go (I love my XBMC, and as I understand it, MP was born of that). So.. I just read this thread. And I'm confused.... If I look at the supported cards list, It shows the "Dvico FusionHDTV5 Gold Lite" as having full support ie... the columns are YES YES YES. There is no caveat if one follows the link on the card name. But given the title & nature of this thread, and it's relative freshness. I'd have expected to see some posts along the lines of 'hey we just finished adding support for the FusionHDTV cards and it works smachingly well, Tell us what you think....' Etc.... So what gives. Is the FusionHDTV Gold / Lite the sensible choice for USA Terrstrial Broadcasts??

2006-01-12, 05:54	#48 (permalink)
Mad Chemist Portal Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Add me to the Avermedia A180 list.

2006-01-27, 22:24	#49 (permalink)
DLK Portal User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Monrovia, AL Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'd like to see A180 support as I currently have one of these. Since I see a fair amount of stutter using the Avermedia app (not being able to make WatchHDTV or MCE2005 work with it), I'm open to any solution that works well. Thanks- Dan

2006-01-30, 15:42	#50 (permalink)
DLK Portal User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Monrovia, AL Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I was able to get WatchHDTV to work with the A180 this weekend. It turns out that I hadn't paid for the NVIDIA Video Decoder I was trying to use. It didn't occur to me that this was the problem, since the MediaPortal DVD player was able to use the same upaid-for decoder without problems. Now I get great reception with no stutter on all subchanels in my market (except the lone transmitter that's in the opposite direction), (CPU utilization is less than 10% on an Athlon-64 3500 Venice core processor with no overclocking), so I'm much less prone to blaming the A180 for the reception problems I've been having - I'm convinced that one can get good results with one of these. -Dan