[BC] Yes, sir. The High Definition Stuff is in the TV Department

[PeterH5322]

>I have been listening to WNYC's HD on-line stream...and like it...on the
>computer!

I like KGO's, on the 'Net.

I have a wired E-net connection [ * ] to a Roku device, and the L and R 
(but no Y) is output to my HD (hard drive, not High Definition) DVD PVR, 
where I record all my fave shows on the PVR, in SLP mode (the audio 
portion is still recorded in normal mode).

The particular PVR I am using will accept malformed L (white), R (red) 
and Video (yellow), and generate a standard NTSC Black signal, should the 
video be absent.

(A side effect of this "standardization" can be removal of intentional 
defects in the video, should that video stream contain content protection 
encoding. I think this may be some kind of "flaw" in the PVR's firmware 
;-) ).

[ * ] I used to use the wireless option of the Roku (the wireless B card 
is provided with the product), but either only WEP was supported, or WPA 
was too difficult to setup, and as I recently converted my Intranet to 
very strong WPA protection, with the passwords being dispensed by 
grc.com's very good random number generator, I, reluctantly, went with a 
wired connection. Which was fine, as my recently abandoned Replay TV PVR 
was provided with a wired E-net connection, which became redundant when 
the Replay was off-ed.