I got a spare CF-28 laying around.
If anyone has the time...
What would I have to do to run Hulu on a 780p with HDMi and/or RCA inputs.
TIA
Gene in GA
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What do you mean hdmi...are you going to solder some stuff?
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HDMI on a CF-28 isn't going to work man... The P3 CPU can't handle it (even if you have 1GB RAM) - it just won't do it...
Consider a newer CF-52 with a 2.26GHz or 2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo with the 1920x1200 High def screen
Good luck!
P.S. WTH is "hulu"? -
http://www.hulu.com/
Trying to cut down on expenses by dropping satellite.
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Ahh, I see... I actually created an account there and tested it out... pretty cool!!! that wouldn't have live TV though.
I'm getting a little off topic... Yeah - I donno that that will work on a CF-28 man... Maybe some input will come from the other members here within the next day or so. -
I have not tried HULU, but you really need a newer model (like the 52 that was mentioned) due to the graphics card. The best one now (as far as I know) is the upgraded 52 that was mentioned as it has a graphics card with either 256 or 512 dedicated (pretty sure it is the 512). Without the decent card, it just won't stream right and I always got a fair amount of pixalation. You can also try some of the TV cards (either PCMCIA or USB) and get the digital over the air stations.
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You could just get a cheap AppleTv and run XBMC and viola, you have Youtube,podcasts and free Hulu....not to mention if you have your DVD's backed up on a drive at home it can go get em, and show you the cover art on the TV and let you pick what movie to watch (IN HD)
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If you go about the TV tuner card approach with the CF-52 I would reccomend the XPRESS CARD type, NOT USB or PCMCIA just because the xpress bus is MUCH faster and designed to do high def...
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Psych0Thrasher Notebook Evangelist
Don't mess with Hulu..... it's a alien plot to destroy the world...
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Gotta love those commercials...
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I run HULU all the time on a parts MK1 29 I have collecting dust. I use the video out straight to my HDTV with a audio cable from the headphone jack to the tv audio in. I have been doing this for over a year now and have had zero problems. I see no reason whatsoever a 28 couldn't do it too. My family and I gave up cable over 5 years ago and between HULU, netflix, and blockbuster, we have NEVER looked back. It's not for everyone though.
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Follow up:
Got it going with one of these and a VGA cable. Hooked up my wireless mouse and am watching free TV on a 42" tv.
BTW, I know there is a lot of "free" TV out there, but I live about 60-70 miles from the nearest broadcast stations and in a low area. Receptions sucks at my house, so I have been buying satellite service for YEARS. I am experimenting so's I can dump the sat. -
mnem
SUCK THAT, SETH MCFARLANE!
CF-28 1Ghz running Hulu
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