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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 25698" data-attributes="member: 11550"><p>when you say it lags when you change channels, how much by?</p><p>I'm not familiar with your TV card, but with digital it usually takes a few seconds (at very best) to change channels. I think Analog is quicker, but timeshifting will slow things down too. Does your TV card have hardware encoding? The cheaper ones don't and as a result make your CPU do all the work. It sounds like this is what is happening here.</p><p></p><p>If you do have a software TV card, rather than upgrading your system, you will get a much better performance boost if you bought a new TV card. If you still want analog, get a Huappage 150MCE. It will work great and you can still use your old card for watching as well. (it's also relatively cheap compared to a system upgrade).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 25698, member: 11550"] when you say it lags when you change channels, how much by? I'm not familiar with your TV card, but with digital it usually takes a few seconds (at very best) to change channels. I think Analog is quicker, but timeshifting will slow things down too. Does your TV card have hardware encoding? The cheaper ones don't and as a result make your CPU do all the work. It sounds like this is what is happening here. If you do have a software TV card, rather than upgrading your system, you will get a much better performance boost if you bought a new TV card. If you still want analog, get a Huappage 150MCE. It will work great and you can still use your old card for watching as well. (it's also relatively cheap compared to a system upgrade). [/QUOTE]
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