jhsrennie Wrote:Personally I love NVIDIA cards. There are lots of perfectly happy ATI users out there, and I'm sure I'll be shouted at for saying this, but the majority of GPU problems I see in this forum are with ATI cards. The Catalyst Control Centre seems to offer you so much rope that hanging yourself is awfully easy.
If you're not a game player look for an NVIDIA G210. You'll find loads of cheap ones around.
JR
JR: Thanks again for all the help. I took your advice and went to the local Best Buy and purchased a G250 card (they did not have the G210). Installed it in the HTPC and "surprise" I now have follow screen video.
I now have a couple of XBMC questions. I am not sure if this is the correct part of the forum to ask these questions (not sure if they are win7 specific.) If not here, just redirect me to another part.
1. How can I make the fonts on all (or most) of the displays and/or lists larger? To effect this will I need a different skin?
2. (a) In my Weather panel, I am not getting any Title on the right hand side which corresponds to the temp of the left.
(b) I do not seem to get/be able to rotate through all three temp locations even though I have three setup in the settings panel
3. I want to be able to delete a video after viewing it. The only way I know how to accomplish this is right click with my mouse and choose "delete". I would like to be able to delete a video with the remote (thus not having to use the mouse). Is there anyway to setup the remote to accomplish this? Is there any menu item I am missing which would all this?
4. Lastly (at least for now
), are they any plugins which will search for specific torrent, download them, unpack them and store them in the appropriate location?
Thanks again for your invaluable help.
Harold
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