[mythtv-users] eVGA HDTV-7 interface?
Johnny Russ
jruss at MIT.EDU
Tue Apr 1 02:19:10 UTC 2008
Yeah, all I could find was that it was some sort of Mini-DIN cable but I
thought that was just on the card output. I assumed it would have
something more standard (like component) on the HDTV end of the cable.
Well it certainly sounds like it isn't something I want to plan my
system that around. I opted not to go with this card anyway. On newegg
it was consistently reported to have a cheap noisy fan. Thanks for the
feedback.
Justin The Cynical wrote:
> Johnny Russ wrote:
>
>> I can pick up an eVGA 7300GT for $15 after rebate on Amazon
>> (http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-e-GeForce-7300GT-PCIe-Video/dp/tech-data/B000G69AYU/ref=de_a_smtd).
>> I was thinking about getting it but I was curious about the HDTV-7
>> output listed in the specs. I searched around and can't find any good
>> explanation about HDTV-7. Is this the component out that some people
>> have mentioned with other cards on this list? Also before I buy does
>> anybody have reason why this would or wouldn't be a good card for a myth
>> box? I am currently SD only but plan to move up to HD with this box in
>> the future.
>>
>
> Quick google turns up (very!) few references to a variation of HDMI.
> Specifically, a HDTV(Mini-DIN)cable with 7 pins.
>
> Just what the world needs, yet another 'standard' for digital video
> delivery. As if the general population isn't confused enough by DVI,
> HDMI, component, composite, and the robo-easter bunny. :-)
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