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(phil-news-nospam@ipal.net) wrote in alt.tv.tech.hdtv:
> | No, you haven't. You keep saying you refuse to read AVS Forum, and I can
> | guarantee that every answer you want is right there, either in the HTPC
> | or the HDTV Recorders sections. I know it is, because I learned how to do
> | what I do from those sections, and I also know how much more is available
> | that I don't do, but you seem to want to.
>
> Google indexes AVS Forum.
To give you an idea of how bad the Google search of AVS Forum is, a search
for my username returns 7 hits, while I have over 1000 posts there.
There is a perfectly good search function at AVS Forum that is guaranteed
to search what really is there, not some random snapshot, including the
archives. An AVS Forum search returned 73 non-archived threads that I
have posted in. So, the Google return of just 7 is very inaccurate.
> | There are easily 10 different PCI boards that do this, and at least one
> | has open source drivers. One person has written a filter that allows
> | a programmer to grab the stream as it comes in and alter it in any way
> | before it is passed on. Others have written code that allows multiple
> | clients to easily access the same stream at the same time. Put these two
> | together, and you probably have the basis for most of what you have stated
> | you want. All of this info (including source code downloads) is available
> | at AVS Forum.
>
> So explain why Google searches come up empty.
In addition to the fact that the Google search of AVS Forum is bad,
perhaps you are fixated on the wrong keywords?
> You have told me to go to a place that has massive linear threads, which
> means hours and hours of wasted time reading things sequentially to find
> stuff.
I'm sorry you don't feel that it is worth your time to learn something
new, especially something you have expressed a desire to learn.
> I do know Google indexes AVS Forum because I've gotten lots of
> links to there from Google.
Try using the built-in search. Try just browsing through thread titles
in the right forum. Looking at what is there today, I see 4-5 threads
that should get you started. The best thing to do would be to become a
member and ask a question there and see what happens.
--
Jeff Rife |
| http://www.nabs.net/Cartoons/RhymesWithOrange/BigDogs.gif
(phil-news-nospam@ipal.net) wrote in alt.tv.tech.hdtv:
> | No, you haven't. You keep saying you refuse to read AVS Forum, and I can
> | guarantee that every answer you want is right there, either in the HTPC
> | or the HDTV Recorders sections. I know it is, because I learned how to do
> | what I do from those sections, and I also know how much more is available
> | that I don't do, but you seem to want to.
>
> Google indexes AVS Forum.
To give you an idea of how bad the Google search of AVS Forum is, a search
for my username returns 7 hits, while I have over 1000 posts there.
There is a perfectly good search function at AVS Forum that is guaranteed
to search what really is there, not some random snapshot, including the
archives. An AVS Forum search returned 73 non-archived threads that I
have posted in. So, the Google return of just 7 is very inaccurate.
> | There are easily 10 different PCI boards that do this, and at least one
> | has open source drivers. One person has written a filter that allows
> | a programmer to grab the stream as it comes in and alter it in any way
> | before it is passed on. Others have written code that allows multiple
> | clients to easily access the same stream at the same time. Put these two
> | together, and you probably have the basis for most of what you have stated
> | you want. All of this info (including source code downloads) is available
> | at AVS Forum.
>
> So explain why Google searches come up empty.
In addition to the fact that the Google search of AVS Forum is bad,
perhaps you are fixated on the wrong keywords?
> You have told me to go to a place that has massive linear threads, which
> means hours and hours of wasted time reading things sequentially to find
> stuff.
I'm sorry you don't feel that it is worth your time to learn something
new, especially something you have expressed a desire to learn.
> I do know Google indexes AVS Forum because I've gotten lots of
> links to there from Google.
Try using the built-in search. Try just browsing through thread titles
in the right forum. Looking at what is there today, I see 4-5 threads
that should get you started. The best thing to do would be to become a
member and ask a question there and see what happens.
--
Jeff Rife |
| http://www.nabs.net/Cartoons/RhymesWithOrange/BigDogs.gif