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Hi,

Know this ight be under the wrong topics, but didn't find a logical group.

Does anybody have tried to use the FIT-PC to record/view TV from a DVB-C provider.

Does it work, have the power to show the signal.

If it works, which TV USB have you used?

/Sune

OK, not optimal for me.

However, I can convert the videos to H264. It will work.

Do you think it will work if I use Win7 instead. I could make a deal with my local reseller. But, If it does not make a difference Im perfectly happy with the current XP version. Just your best guess, pelase?

I think the codec is MPEG2, but not sure. The information is below. However, if you open the files with AVS Video converter, it mentioned the compression type as MPEG4 (DivX/Xvid) Br Sune Filter : ffdshow Video Decoder - CLSID : {04FE9017-F873-410E-871E-AB91661A4EF7} - Connected to: CLSID: {55DA30FC...

The format is DivX/Xvid. I did go for the Windows XP version as you mention that as the multimedia pc on your homepage. Would I have been better off by changing it to a Win7 version? Or, is there drawback there. Use of the Fit-PC: Connected to our TV, it shall be used for music, pictures and videos ...

Let it rest in peace:-)

MPEG4, 1280x720, 29,97fps
Audio: AAC 384kbps

How do I see the codec name?

Have tried to set my resolution to 1280x720. It does not help. It plays smoothly if the video windows is made small.

mvh
Sune

Hi again, My new FIT PC2 XP playes videofiles generated on a Sony Cybershot DCS-WX1 chuppy. Most of the time it is smooth, but every 5-8 seconds it makes a stop/go. The FIT PC is setup with a screen resolution of 1360x768. Im playing i fullscreen mode using the Media Player classic delivered as part...

Mybrand new FIT PC2 XP (installed by you) does not playback Wmv HD files(720). Is is not sow, but almost only showing a few frames.

Tries both with the build in media player and with Windows media player.

Shows OK on a older stationary DELL pc.

Br
Sune