[mythtv-users]EPIA-M was Live TV Pauses

[Dan Morphis]

David wrote:

> Eric Joe wrote:
> 
>>> I'd highly _not_ recommend the epia-m.   It's certainly not quiet (40mm
>>> loud
>>> fan on the cpu), and it's extremely slow -- too slow to do anything
>>> interesting on.
>>>   
>>
>>
>> Isaac,
>>
>> Thanks for the heads up. I will have to look elswhere then. Do you or
>> anyone on the list have a suggestion for a small form factor
>> solution?(Thats not terribly $$ and fairly quiet)  Not only is my main
>> Myth box big and noisy, I am in the process of trying to come up with a
>> "small as possible" solution for a frontend. I tested running a frontend
>> on my laptop and was very impressed with performance and usabilty.
>>
>> Eric
>>  
>>
> m-ATX nvidia and an Antec Minuet.
> Lovely half-height case - quieter even than the Overture.
> I use the AOpen MK79G-1394 (I think the 1394 variant has TV-out and 
> t'others don't)
I have the MK79G (its the same as the -1394, except no 1394), and it has 
svid out.  No dongle came w/ the board though.  Had to make mine. 
Thankfully the install guide for the board had a pinout for the pin 
header.  AOpen, after much back and forth crap finally gave me a link to 
the dongle.  Its only $6, but I didn't feel like waiting which is why I 
built mine.
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