John,
There are unofficial sources of multimedia packages for Debian that
can make your computer quite complete, in terms of multimedia editing. I
have done a few myself.
Here is some explanation http://debian.video.free.fr/, though things
may look cryptic, a little. Dvd and multimedia
Thanks for your suggestion David. I have now downloaded [and put on disc]
Knoppix, Ubuntu and Gentoo. Haven't tried them yet as I will be erasing my
H-D 1st. Hope I can get all my cards working with at least one of these OS's
and can then come across some video/DVD editing software and avoid go
Or you could fetch a live CD from http://www.ubuntulinux.org/.
While I like Knoppix and used it several times in the past, I find the
hardware support of Ubuntu to be better - Knoppix is good, but Ubuntu
produced better results for the odd hardware I tried to detect in the past.
Ubuntu is also ba
On Thursday 18 August 2005 23:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to use Debian as my OS and be able to
> get my soundcard [Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer-24bit] and TV-Tuner
> card [ATI TV Wonder-Pro] to work. Have tried simplyMepis and now Mandrake
> 10 and c
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to use Debian as my OS and be
> able to get my ... TV-Tuner card [ATI TV Wonder-Pro] to work.
>
I can't speak about your particular card, but I have an older ATI
All-In-Wonder TV card that mostly works. I had to get the gatos ati.2
d
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