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Richard Eyton
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From: London, UK
Registered: 27/07/2004 20:42
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Posted: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 - 21:44 Edit this message  Reply to this message with quotes  (IP Logged)

Here is my setup, which I have in my living room connected to a TV and a monitor.

Windows XP

Nebula DigiTV USB

Digiguide 7

myHTPC

Zoomplayer

Autoit V3

ProjectX

Lame

With this lot I record radio programs (mostly Radio 4 and World Service) and automatically convert them to MP3's ready to go onto my MP3 Player.

I also use it as a PVR to record TV programs. Via the magic of DabDig and an Autoit script the recorded programs get processed through ProjectX (so that they play properly in Zoom Player) and a .my file gets created containing the program description and other info. They can then be accessed on the TV using myHTPC with the nebula remote control. Smile

All these things happen more or less in the background at low priority so that I can use the computer for other stuff. There are still some bugs in the system (Hello Nebula Electronics) that I am ironing out, but it works about 70% of the time Wink and at worst I end up with an unprocessed video file.

Richard Eyton

Long Suffering HTPC Hobbyist

James Heath
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Registered: 28/12/2004 18:39
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Posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2005 - 23:42 Edit this message  Reply to this message with quotes  Delete this message  (IP Logged)

Hi,

Richard - not sure whether you'll spot this (I'm hoping you've got email notification switched on) - I'm trying to process Nebula's mp2s to mp3s and having no luck.

Lame is spitting out it's dummy - I've posted in the Nebulu DigiTV forum here. Could you possibly let me know what version of Lame you use and what command line you use?

Cheers,

James

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