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<blockquote data-quote="danfg" data-source="post: 44585" data-attributes="member: 15046">Re: I thought you knewHi Taipan and Molokoids, thanks for answering.Brazil. Judging by the name of it (SAP is an English abbreviation), I don't believe it's a technology that's exclusive to this country.Analog TV.Molokoids said there's something like it in Switzerland and Germany, even though he says it's rare.I was expecting more european users to know about it and use it, since they have to deal with so many languages there. Wierd.Taipan, being from Australia, it makes sense to me if you say you've never heard of it, the majority of TV shows and documentaries today are produced in English, so there doesn't seem to be much use for SAP down there I guess.SAP is somewhat popular over here, many TVs have SAP reception capability over cable and antenna. Globo, a major TV channel that broadcasts to the whole country and abroad, also offers SAP for movies and TV shows. 5 channels on my analog cable offer SAP: Discovery, TNT, FOX, Universal and People &amp; Arts.Usually I watch movies and TV shows with SAP, and sometimes I'd like to record with SAP. Even my old VCR has SAP.I recently bought a Hauppauge PVR500, I haven't had a chance to check if it can somehow recognize or tune into SAP audio, I don't know if it's supported or something that would require hacking of any sort. I'll look into it.I want SAP ASAP! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="danfg, post: 44585, member: 15046"] [b]Re: I thought you knew[/b] Hi Taipan and Molokoids, thanks for answering. Brazil. Judging by the name of it (SAP is an English abbreviation), I don't believe it's a technology that's exclusive to this country. Analog TV. Molokoids said there's something like it in Switzerland and Germany, even though he says it's rare. I was expecting more european users to know about it and use it, since they have to deal with so many languages there. Wierd. Taipan, being from Australia, it makes sense to me if you say you've never heard of it, the majority of TV shows and documentaries today are produced in English, so there doesn't seem to be much use for SAP down there I guess. SAP is somewhat popular over here, many TVs have SAP reception capability over cable and antenna. Globo, a major TV channel that broadcasts to the whole country and abroad, also offers SAP for movies and TV shows. 5 channels on my analog cable offer SAP: Discovery, TNT, FOX, Universal and People & Arts. Usually I watch movies and TV shows with SAP, and sometimes I'd like to record with SAP. Even my old VCR has SAP. I recently bought a Hauppauge PVR500, I haven't had a chance to check if it can somehow recognize or tune into SAP audio, I don't know if it's supported or something that would require hacking of any sort. I'll look into it. I want SAP ASAP! :) [/QUOTE]

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