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HDTV On Your PC - ATi's HDTV Wonder

Spinnerbait writes "ATi is getting their new High Def capable HDTV Wonder ready for release soon and there is a preview of the card over at HotHardware. It will be an add-in PCI card that will be bundled with their All In Wonder cards initially and eventually be sold as a stand alone product. High Def on a nice 23" Flat Panel... time to drool."

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  1. Pixel for Pixel by MrHatken · · Score: 5, Interesting


    Will you be able to see pixel for pixel high res?

  2. It seems to me... by SisyphusShrugged · · Score: 5, Interesting

    It seems to me that this shouldnt be to difficult, technically speaking, considering the 1080 pixel resolution is well within that normally supported on a PC monitor.

    I cant wait to get Hi-Def on my TV, have seen it before and it is the ultimate in geek-drool fest! ....mmmmm...Hi-Def TV....yummy!

  3. What about Linux? by fldvm · · Score: 5, Interesting
    High Def on a nice 23" Flat Panel...

    Sure if you want to run windows...

    I want My HD MythTV...

  4. Linux w/o New ATI card Windows with it. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Interesting

    If it doesn't work with linux, then I don't give a shit one way or the other.

    And like most of the All-in-Wonder cards, I doubt half the features will work correctly if at all.

    Otherwise I would give up my ancient geforce2 card in a second, but for right now I have no reason to. My 19 inch monitor with my ATI wonder VE tv capture card works great for me right now.

    Oh, BTW I use the Nintendo Game cube via the composite input on my ATI card. If you want to play games and get a useable picture get a decent program, like TVTIME. Most tv capture programs for windows that I've seen in stores looks like crap on a monitor, get something that does anti-aliasing properly. Thank god for Free software.

  5. Why is this news? by AGTiny · · Score: 5, Interesting

    There have been PCI HDTV cards for years that receive OTA HD. Even a cheap one that only works in Linux!

  6. What's so great about this? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Why is this card better than something like Hauppauge's WinTV-HD? At least the Hauppauge has component outputs standard. I'm guessing it's the price as the Hauppauge isn't cheap. BTW, there's a few more HDTV cards available at places like The Digital Connection.