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HDTV via GNU Radio
NortonDC writes "High Definition TV has been successfully captured in its native data stream from an over the air broadcast by a software defined radio that is Free and open source from the GNU Software Defined Radio project."
nope, just missed the first post
also, how come this type of software has only come to light now?
Murphy's Law of Research: Enough research will tend to support your theory.
No mod points, so might as well get right to the point.
Learn to Play Go
I might have modded you up if your sig wasn't so politically damn incorrect.
http://www.codebushido.com
its a website!
Take a look at this site: http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/ 2002-09/msg00025.html
. They answer many questions put forth by... SLASHDOT.
As a snippet:
Here are my responses to some questions posed on slashdot last week.
They make a good beginning for our FAQ.
Eric
> 1) Hardware requirements (Score:5, Interesting)
> by wowbagger on 2002.09.09 13:58 (#4222011) ***** READ DATE
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> The GNU radio page is a little thin on the hardware requirements to run
> the code - could you spell them out?
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Seems interesting that this may be a 1 year dupe.
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I really just don't watch TV any more. In fact, the TV that we did have in the livin room was just recently given to my little sister to use at college.
I find that TV shows simply either just aren't funny when they're supposed to be, or are too in-your-face when they're supposed to be drama. Showing a bunch of naked people or really graphic violenece isn't my idea of drama. It's the easy way out to actually creating a well-written storyline.
Malda and I hang out on occasion, and when we do we almost never watch television. He's into movies and not into TV either, so we either watch Steve Martin comedies that have been re-released onto DVD or Japanese manga flicks, both of which are tons better than any crap you'll find from CBS, NBC, or ABC.
Most shows are news-related these days anyway. The morning news is from like 4am - 11am these days, and then from 4pm - 8pm. Then they have a few shitty primetime reality shows from 8 - 11pm. The only decent TV show left is Late Night with Conan O'Brien, but I can't watch that b/c I gave the TV to my sister.
Reply or e-mail; don't vaguely moderate. Ex-O'Reilly/MIT employee, now a full-time Google employee.
Oh wait, that one's taken. Nifty Doorways?
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