Reply With Quotewell if the desktop was running linux with xawtv (knoppix comes with it) then I guess you could SSH in to it and watch.
Never tried it though.
Why is this in a linux forum anyway?
I want to access a TV card on an old desktop unit through a home network. Is this possible? And, how would this be accomplished?
The desktop is running 98se and the laptop i wish to access it from is using XP.
Thanks,
edited:
So sorry, I didn't even realize that this was a linux forum.
Whadadummy
well if the desktop was running linux with xawtv (knoppix comes with it) then I guess you could SSH in to it and watch.
Never tried it though.
Why is this in a linux forum anyway?
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