[Tony]

I was looking at the web site for the card and it sounds like what I need. Has anyone out there tried the card and give me a performance report on it.

I will use it to output to my Pioneer SD533HD tv.

Also where can the card be purchased other than the Web site.

 

[Such]

Do a search on this forum, you'll get more than you could ever want to know.

 

[matt1158]

I have the exact same Pioneer TV. My set up works Great. I have the Hipix card in a computer running an AMD Duron 900 Mhz under Windows 2000. 30 GB hard drive lets me time shift a couple shows, or a movie. I plan to install a hard drive caddy that will allow me to swap hard drives (not hot swap, but not a bad solution).


I Ordered my card through Digital Connection along with a 10 foot VGA Cable that I have plugged into Input 3 of my TV. Make sure to set the switch for the input to RGB. The great thing about living in the Bay area is that we have all 6 networks broadcast digital as well as a PBS station that lately has been running a Hi-def Demo loop that I tune into whenever nothing else good is on.


Hope this is helpful.

 

[jeffreyw]

Yeah, I agree, though I thought this was a given since we have to pay atleast 3 times more for houses than anywhere else.


-Jeff

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Originally posted by matt1158 The great thing about living in the Bay area is that we have all 6 networks broadcast digital as well as a PBS station that lately has been running a Hi-def Demo loop that I tune into whenever nothing else good is on. Hope this is helpful.