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February 10th 07, 01:35 PM
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TV tuners
Any recomendations for digital (over the air) TV tuners that play nice with
Vista? (Dell XPS 410, Vista Home Premium, outdoor directional antenna with good analogue signals) Thanks, Michael 
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February 10th 07, 02:18 PM
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TV tuners
I am using the DViCO Fusion DVB-T Plus HDTV tuner. This card works perfectly
with Vista Media Centre. At the moment the software for the remote control requires administrator privelage and a UAC message pops up at startup. You can either use a Media Centre remote control or use the workaround which is provided on their website. The tv card itself has fully certified drivers for Vista and we are expecting new drivers for the remote control any day now. I have tested this card with both Vista 32bit and 64bit and have not had any issues at all with Vista Media Centre and have no hesitation to recommend it. Check on their website for details. http://www.fusionhdtv.co.kr/Eng/ -- Don''t sleep till your dead "Michael" wrote: Any recomendations for digital (over the air) TV tuners that play nice with Vista? (Dell XPS 410, Vista Home Premium, outdoor directional antenna with good analogue signals) Thanks, Michael
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February 10th 07, 02:30 PM
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TV tuners
Thanks much for the info.
Michael "MrSlartybartfast" wrote in message ... I am using the DViCO Fusion DVB-T Plus HDTV tuner. This card works perfectly with Vista Media Centre. At the moment the software for the remote control requires administrator privelage and a UAC message pops up at startup. You can either use a Media Centre remote control or use the workaround which is provided on their website. The tv card itself has fully certified drivers for Vista and we are expecting new drivers for the remote control any day now. I have tested this card with both Vista 32bit and 64bit and have not had any issues at all with Vista Media Centre and have no hesitation to recommend it. Check on their website for details. http://www.fusionhdtv.co.kr/Eng/ -- Don''t sleep till your dead "Michael" wrote: Any recomendations for digital (over the air) TV tuners that play nice with Vista? (Dell XPS 410, Vista Home Premium, outdoor directional antenna with good analogue signals) Thanks, Michael
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February 10th 07, 02:47 PM
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TV tuners
DVB-T(Digital VideoBroadcast) is mainly used in Europe for OTA digital TV.
It is not the same as the as ASTC OTA digital used in the US. "Michael" wrote in message ... Thanks much for the info. Michael "MrSlartybartfast" wrote in message ... I am using the DViCO Fusion DVB-T Plus HDTV tuner. This card works perfectly with Vista Media Centre. At the moment the software for the remote control requires administrator privelage and a UAC message pops up at startup. You can either use a Media Centre remote control or use the workaround which is provided on their website. The tv card itself has fully certified drivers for Vista and we are expecting new drivers for the remote control any day now. I have tested this card with both Vista 32bit and 64bit and have not had any issues at all with Vista Media Centre and have no hesitation to recommend it. Check on their website for details. http://www.fusionhdtv.co.kr/Eng/ -- Don''t sleep till your dead "Michael" wrote: Any recomendations for digital (over the air) TV tuners that play nice with Vista? (Dell XPS 410, Vista Home Premium, outdoor directional antenna with good analogue signals) Thanks, Michael
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February 10th 07, 09:20 PM
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TV tuners
Im done with finnicky tv tuners not supporting new operating systems. For
me its SLINGBOX...awesome works everywhere and anywhere. "JW" wrote in message ... DVB-T(Digital VideoBroadcast) is mainly used in Europe for OTA digital TV. It is not the same as the as ASTC OTA digital used in the US. "Michael" wrote in message ... Thanks much for the info. Michael "MrSlartybartfast" wrote in message ... I am using the DViCO Fusion DVB-T Plus HDTV tuner. This card works perfectly with Vista Media Centre. At the moment the software for the remote control requires administrator privelage and a UAC message pops up at startup. You can either use a Media Centre remote control or use the workaround which is provided on their website. The tv card itself has fully certified drivers for Vista and we are expecting new drivers for the remote control any day now. I have tested this card with both Vista 32bit and 64bit and have not had any issues at all with Vista Media Centre and have no hesitation to recommend it. Check on their website for details. http://www.fusionhdtv.co.kr/Eng/ -- Don''t sleep till your dead "Michael" wrote: Any recomendations for digital (over the air) TV tuners that play nice with Vista? (Dell XPS 410, Vista Home Premium, outdoor directional antenna with good analogue signals) Thanks, Michael
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February 11th 07, 02:07 AM
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TV tuners
"JW" wrote in message
... DVB-T(Digital VideoBroadcast) is mainly used in Europe for OTA digital TV. It is not the same as the as ASTC OTA digital used in the US. It is used mainly in Europe and Australia. And Australia is a long, long distance from Europe, as well as being a distinct and individual nation.
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