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Can anyone recommend me a tv tuner card for my situation? I'm returning to university in August and I rather leave my 6 year old, heavy, tv/vcr combo at home and just use my computer as a TV with my Dell 2001FPW. I'm looking for cards that can do QAM and ideally has two tuners (so I can record and watch at the same time), but two tuners isn't that necessary. Does anyone have experience with the AverTV Combo PCIe tuner? For the single tuner card, I've also read about the Fusion5 HD Tuner. Can anyone input on the two above cards or any other HD tuner card?
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Jun 21, 2007 07:18
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On the specs for the AverTV Combo Card, according to http://www.aver.com/mpd/combopcie.html can do QAM:quote:Easily watch analog or ATSC TV with the Unencrypted “Clear” QAM capable TV Tuner. Or am I missing reading it and the QAM doesn't apply to the analog part?
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Jun 21, 2007 16:43
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Ah okay. I don't plan to use MCE at all. I'll be running Windows XP since it I'm going to be using my desktop machine. From what I've read in avsforums, in my area they do send the non-premium channels unencrypted and I've also read in numerous places that cable companies are required to send their non-premium channels unencrypted by law.
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Jun 22, 2007 00:46
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