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MSNTV2 Close-up
January 21, 2007 - 8:19pm — Shadyman
Here's a better shot of the MSNTV2.
Note: I added an old heatsink to the Northbridge, as it tends to run warm.
| Image information | |
|---|---|
| Model | Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT |
| Focal Length | 57.0 mm |
| Exposure Time | 1/60 sec. |
| Aperture | f/4.5 |
| ISO Speed Ratings | 200 |
| Flash | Flash fired, compulsory flash mode. |
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TV OUT adjustment
Hey Shadyman,
I remember seeing you on toc2rta forum and IRC channel couple years back. Nice site you got here!
Sadly toc2rta looks pretty dead... It has been that way for months if my memory serves me right.
Anyway, I finally got around to messing around with video on the MSNTV2 and as I discovered, the picture is out of whack(shifted to one side and a good deal of it is but off on all 4 sides) when viewed on my TV.
Looks something like this:
The TV is a recent flatscreen CRT, I know its fine since the picture is fine when my laptop is used as the source.
Any ideas on how I could adjust the TV OUT?
Thanks in advance.
VGA header
I see you added a VGA header to the board. Did you ever get it to output to a monitor??
Re: VGA Header
Nope, but I recall someone saying once that you need to populate the empty spots for capacitors and resistors around it.
LINUX IPTV
Can we convert MSNTV2 BOX and load linux to run media player and access internet.My goal is to use the same MSNTV2 hardware but use to linux to see IPTV/Internet on my TV.
Yep
Yep, you can make the Msntv2 do pretty much anything. Once you flash the BIOS, you've got a linux x86 box.
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