peppermint 7 and wintv card

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peppermint 7 and wintv card

Postby gnuuser » 04 Jul 2017, 02:36

I recently acquired a lenovo think centre from work that quit
replaced the power supply, installed a quad core processor and maxed it out with ddr (8 gig of ram)

and holy crap that thing is fast

installed a wintv pci card and ran terminal lspci -tv (to display all pci cards)
apt-get libdvdcss -pkg and libdvb -pkg, once those completed i downloaded the tvtime app from the software centre

lo and behold works flawlessly with both tvtime and flv media player. :jackpot

now the wifey can watch her soaps on the pc and copy her vhs home movies to dvd (many of those home movies are irreplaceable) :s
the only pictures she has of her mom and dad (both deceased a long time ago)
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Re: peppermint 7 and wintv card

Postby viking60 » 04 Jul 2017, 13:48

:dancer
I love those good old boxes you can only replace parts and have them "forever"
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In general Lenovo seems to be very Linux compatible and good quality. We don't want those pics and videos to disappear.
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