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<blockquote data-quote="PCHEAD" data-source="post: 6459">I am about to make a decision to buy a Sat PC card. So far hauppague seems to be best for my purposes. Unlike many people I like to watch TV on my PC rather than on TV. I need your help in clarfying few things : 1- Does it overlay in full screen in 1024x768 resolution. If it does, is it true resolution or is it streching the image to the window ? Lets say true res of the picture is 640x480 but it pixelise it to 1024x768.2- Does it drop any frames when under pressure like many capture cards do ? or this is not really a matter under overlay mode. I mean when in watch only mode.3- Is CPU usage very high when watching channels only ?4- How are the colours ? Are they true to actual colours like not too dark or too light or too red etc .5- last question but an important one, can you log like you can with Nokias using DVDlive2000? I read a lot about this software but it is not clear if you can log with it.Thanks for your helpPCHead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PCHEAD, post: 6459"] I am about to make a decision to buy a Sat PC card. So far hauppague seems to be best for my purposes. Unlike many people I like to watch TV on my PC rather than on TV. I need your help in clarfying few things : 1- Does it overlay in full screen in 1024x768 resolution. If it does, is it true resolution or is it streching the image to the window ? Lets say true res of the picture is 640x480 but it pixelise it to 1024x768. 2- Does it drop any frames when under pressure like many capture cards do ? or this is not really a matter under overlay mode. I mean when in watch only mode. 3- Is CPU usage very high when watching channels only ? 4- How are the colours ? Are they true to actual colours like not too dark or too light or too red etc . 5- last question but an important one, can you log like you can with Nokias using DVDlive2000? I read a lot about this software but it is not clear if you can log with it. Thanks for your help PCHead. [/QUOTE]

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