Re: [vox-tech] Creative Dxr3
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Re: [vox-tech] Creative Dxr3
/. once reported a company planning on developing its own linux drivers
(sigma online? sigma systems? sigma media? sigma something...). you
might want to search their archives for +sigma +dvd.
one of the comments was that creative labs use the same chipset, so it'll
prolly be supported too.
did they actually start? prolly.
are they going to release it? prolly not until the de-css court battles are
over. why open yourself up for legal trouble when you can have someone
take the bullet for you?
that was the first time anyone used the word "guru" in the same sentence as
my name. very cool. :)
pete
On Fri 15 Dec 00, 1:27 PM, Patrick Lickiss said...
> This message is mainly for Peter, who seems to be the DVD guru, but help
> from anyone would be great. I've decided that I need to get DVD set-up
> on my computer. I took a look at the DVD HOW-TO and have started messing
> around with LiViD and some other programs. It seems to me(and correct me
> if I'm wrong) that most of the stuff out there only supports software
> decoding. This isn't really a problem, but I would feel a little better
> if the decoder card that I spent money on was doing something other than
> just taking up a PCI slot. Does anyone know if there have been any
> advances in support for hardware decoding, specifically the Creative Labs
> Dxr3? Thanks for your time.
>
> Patrick
>
>
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