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  1. 28th Nov 2001 10:19 #1
    TheInformer
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    To those of you that have this card (the model with the TV tuner):

    1. How much and where to get it?
    2. Does the card encode audio on-board or does it require a separate sound card?
    3. Can the card capture in AVI format?
    4. Are the MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 files it creates ready to be burnt onto a CD/DVD without further processing?

    TIA....
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  2. 29th Nov 2001 21:14 #2
    norm
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    1) depends where you live
    2) audio is software encoded. connection on card
    3) No
    4) yes vcd, svcd - DVD requires 48Khz. currently Pv256 only does 44.1Khz
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  3. 3rd Dec 2001 15:26 #3
    Tony Yip
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    People have been mentioning that the PV256 has problems
    with AMD motherboards with onboard sound and video using
    older VIA chipsets.

    My motherboard has onboard sound which I have turned off
    in the bios (using a SB Live). Are people having problems
    with the PV256 when the onboard sound and video of the motherboard are turned on?

    Do the problems clear up when the onboard sound/video are turned off?

    Also, I read that the PV256 doesn't like to share interrupts. Is this true?
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