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by admin 14. June 2006 07:21

It appears that my comment system was broken. I'm not sure how long for, but it's back now so if you had something to say and found you couldn't then please go back and try again.

Meanwhile, I'm planning on another couple of posts about my developments with regards to MPEG2 Transport Streams and programming BDA based DVB-T digital TV. I already have one user testing out the library and I've almost got recording working so I should have a useful .NET based BDA library soon.

Just a reminder that if you're interested in my non-technical posts (you know, the boring stuff about my life and such) then you need to go to Personal Blog rather than here.

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RikWare is also the owner of Aussie Bushwalking, a free, wiki-like collaboration site for bushwalkers and the creator of RikMigrations, a migration framework for .NET.

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