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Rod Smith wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Friday 16 November 2007 10:27:43 jack snodgrass wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have 2 hdtv, ota, tuner cards on my backend.....
can anyone suggest a dual, 2 tuner hdtv card that
I can replace them with. I'd prefer to get two tuners
from a single PCI slot if possible, but they have to
by HDTV cards that I can get OTA signals from.
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Please say where you live; the HDTV offerings vary from one part of the world
to another. My suspicion is that you're in the US, so I'll continue on that
assumption....
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My apologies, I was very slack on details.<br>
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Australia (Brisbane)<br>
DVB only, not fussed about analogue<br>
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I don't know of any dual-tuner HDTV PCI cards; AFAIK, all HDTV PCI cards are
single-tuner devices. There is, however, the HDHomeRun, which is an external
Ethernet-interfaced device with two HDTV tuners. </pre>
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Its a shame the HDHomeRun is not available is Australia, it seems a
very good solution.<br>
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