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Anyone here use one - or something similar? Would you recommend it? :unsure:
I'm thinking about ditching my 15" bedroom telly and using the computer, but don't know much about USB telly cards, are there any brands to avoid? :ermm:
And also, do you need a telly license? :shifty:
No links to guides plz, personal experiences only :lookaroun
(It's got to be USB btw, my PCI ports are all fux0rd)
The only thing I can answer there Mulder is the licence question,if you have any equipment that can receive a tv signal then you need a licence,if you have a licence then stop getting one that's when they come snooping.
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Originally Posted by gripper103.2
you should read the fora Hauppauge fora (seems to be down atm) for what people think about that card...i have a Hauppauge dec-2000T (freeview usb card) which is pretty good, but slightly annoying that there isnt a great deal of software for it, except the supplied...this isnt a generic HP thing, but worth bearing in mind.
Also, you may as well look at digital-terrestrial, assuming UK, since the analogue wont be around forever!
Cheers, I'll take a look at that link when it's back up - just read somewhere that the USB cards don't have the same quality of picture as the PCI models, It was some guys own opinion though :ermm:
I got the USB2 unit (without FM radio), installation was easy, the software works fine - got all the terrestrial channels tuned in. Sound qualities spot on.
The only problem is the picture, it stutters :dry: it stutters with occasional horizontal break lines, and a two second delay after sound :dry:
That to me sounds like a memory problem, but other people have gotten it to run fine on machines with much lower specs. That support forums still down, can anyone help in the mean time? :unsure:
*I've tried with the video player plugged in too and they stutter also :ermm: