TV cards and capture

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• From: "Tom W." <tom.wilkinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 19:34:03 -0400
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Can I expect to be able to watch and record television under Fedora Core
3 as easily as under a Windows system?
I can't get KDE to work, as it says it needs 8.4 or higher for my tv
card (MSI tv@anywhere). When I try and install a higher version, there
is an endless amount of dependencies to find and get.

What is the best program to use?

I have tried tvanytime, but am getting a green picture.

Thanks
Tom

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