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<blockquote data-quote="onkl" data-source="post: 87211" data-attributes="member: 11584">It might be possible:With the new TV server, it is possible to record TV programs on a non-DX9 machine. It would be easiest if you do have a DX9 capable machine somewhere in your network, then install MP client there and select the shows to record. Else, you might want to install the client on your mediaserver (even though it won't run) and control it via the web interface.The recordings are available trough your filesystem, though possibly not in a format Xboxes like. I understood some auto-convert plugin to watch your recordings folder is available, but you can also look for third party programs.As for compatibility, you can look <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/Supported_TVCards" target="_blank">here</a>, at the two sections with analog cards. Keep in mind that the old tv engine needed at least 2.6 GHz when you use a software encoding capture card, don't know what specs we talk about when regarding the TV server, but you might be on the low end there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="onkl, post: 87211, member: 11584"] It [b]might[/b] be possible: With the new TV server, it is possible to record TV programs on a non-DX9 machine. It would be easiest if you do have a DX9 capable machine somewhere in your network, then install MP client there and select the shows to record. Else, you might want to install the client on your mediaserver (even though it won't run) and control it via the web interface. The recordings are available trough your filesystem, though possibly not in a format Xboxes like. I understood some auto-convert plugin to watch your recordings folder is available, but you can also look for third party programs. As for compatibility, you can look [url=http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/Supported_TVCards]here[/url], at the two sections with analog cards. Keep in mind that the old tv engine needed at least 2.6 GHz when you use a software encoding capture card, don't know what specs we talk about when regarding the TV server, but you might be on the low end there. [/QUOTE]

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