In article <44115902.zx8eQzvQEK@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> | CELCO, digital film recording systemscompany, announced that its new FURY
> | 4K and Firestorm 2X film recorders will be powered by Red Hat Linux based
> | Operating Software. Film recorders shipping in 3rd quarter and beyond will
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> It's only one among similar Linux-based boxes/setups such as TiVO to MythTV.
Huh? It's not similar *at* *all*. The Fury 4K and Firestorm 2X are
film recorders. You feed them film, at 1 frame per second for 35mm
film, and they digitize it.
TiVo and MythTV are PVRs. You feed them a video signal and they record
it, which may involve digitizing the signal and may not (e.g., if you
have a DirecTV TiVo, the signal comes in digitized). They also deal
with scheduling recordings using data from a program guide.
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--Tim Smith
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