User:CityK
This is my sandbox. Being a sandbox, everything you see here is a work in progress.
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Ugh! the user page needs some desperate reworking.
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Examples of User TV Device Hardware and Software Configurations:
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TV related items/issues
- scanning
- tuning/zapping
- watching/recording
- teletex/CC
- streaming
Just toying
Would like to try to setup a table for the chipsets using templates such that, with using logic to define relevant fields, we have all the data contained in one spot (I guess much like Henrik was doing with the DVB-T USB stuff), but can then parse the info for display in relevant articles, such that there isn't duplication. Present duplication example:
| Vendor | Chipset | Tuner | Analog Demodulator |
Digital Demodulator |
Standard | Modulation Schemes |
A/V decoder |
MPEG encoder |
MPEG decoder |
Interface chipset |
Bridge Type |
DVB support |
Linux Support |
Associated Kernel Modules |
Firmware | Comments |
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| Afatech | AF9005 | ✘ No | ✘ No | ✔ Yes | DVB-T | COFDM | ✘ No | ✘ No | ✘ No | ✔ Yes | USB | ✔ Yes | ✔ Yes | ? | ✔ Yes |
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Misc Info & ideas for me:
Colours
- Web colours
- v4l --> style="background-color:#006600;
- DVB --> style="background-color:#6289AB;
Tables
style="color:green; background-color:#ffffcc;"
style="color:#e76700;"
style="background-color:# ;"
Icons wanted:
- need to find or create a chain link icon for "links"
- * terrestrial broadcast tower
- sat dish
- * pcmcia
- pci
- pcie
- firewire
Special Links
- Works: Archived
- Doesn't work: Note: Archived... stupid wiki.
- also see http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Plainlinks
Clickable Icons or Images using templates