If you want a small laser printer, check out the HP LaserJet 6L or 5L, those things are real small. I had a 6L for a long time, and never had any problems with it.
Right now I am using an HP 4M+ with a jetdirect card on my network, got it for $45 on eBay, works perfectly ream after ream, I even bought another toner cart and a bunch of spare replacement parts for a total of $35 on eBay just incase, havn't need to use them yet.
For me, I perfer GB-PVR over commercial versions, especially with what came with my Hauppage card.
When I first got my HTPC going, my plan was to use MythTV and Linux. I spent an entire day trying to get it to work (and I'm not really a Linux n00b, sort of). I didn't succeed, so I went searching on the internet for a Windows solution. When I saw GB-PVR I was instantly attracted. It looked nicer then paid versions, and It has a lot more functionality (at least from what I can tell), not to mention it can be developed for, and it constantly getting imporved on (of course it's free, although I donate to the cause anyway).
This project has been going for only a year or 2? Look how far it has come. The creator and whoever else works on it are very talented (I couldn't program my way out of a box).
If you want a simple solution that will never change and doesn't allow for improvements or expansions, go waste money on commercial versions, but if you want quality work that someone enjoys doing out of thier free time, use GB-PVR. Sure it's not perfect, but it works great every day, without any problems.
I feel your pain. I have to babysit this as/400e 750. It's a full time job, and as we speak, its about 30 minutes behind, so much for getting out of work on time. At least my organization and Dell are best buddies.
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If you want a small laser printer, check out the HP LaserJet 6L or 5L, those things are real small. I had a 6L for a long time, and never had any problems with it. Right now I am using an HP 4M+ with a jetdirect card on my network, got it for $45 on eBay, works perfectly ream after ream, I even bought another toner cart and a bunch of spare replacement parts for a total of $35 on eBay just incase, havn't need to use them yet.
For me, I perfer GB-PVR over commercial versions, especially with what came with my Hauppage card.
When I first got my HTPC going, my plan was to use MythTV and Linux. I spent an entire day trying to get it to work (and I'm not really a Linux n00b, sort of). I didn't succeed, so I went searching on the internet for a Windows solution. When I saw GB-PVR I was instantly attracted. It looked nicer then paid versions, and It has a lot more functionality (at least from what I can tell), not to mention it can be developed for, and it constantly getting imporved on (of course it's free, although I donate to the cause anyway).
This project has been going for only a year or 2? Look how far it has come. The creator and whoever else works on it are very talented (I couldn't program my way out of a box).
If you want a simple solution that will never change and doesn't allow for improvements or expansions, go waste money on commercial versions, but if you want quality work that someone enjoys doing out of thier free time, use GB-PVR. Sure it's not perfect, but it works great every day, without any problems.
I feel your pain. I have to babysit this as/400e 750. It's a full time job, and as we speak, its about 30 minutes behind, so much for getting out of work on time. At least my organization and Dell are best buddies.
Be Gentle....
(links to RvB Season 1 and 2 .rar and Torrent)
Mike
Contact me at mikerm at gmail for a link to a .rar of both season 1 and season 2.