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Subject: Re: Tuner/capture options for FreeBSD
To: rhh@ct.picker.com (Randall Hopper)
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>      I'm shopping for a TV tuner/capture card that I can use on my 100Mhz
> ASUS P55TP4XE Triton MB that'll work well on FreeBSD -current.  Mostly
> interested in TV-in-window as well as frame and animation capture.  I'm
> inclinded toward PCI, but willing to consider ISA.

the Happauge board _might_ suit your needs, but it is very very very
experimental. might work with the Intel Smart Video Recorder III driver,
although I have no idea about how to control the tuner.

	Luigi