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<blockquote data-quote="Buzzard" data-source="post: 63681" data-attributes="member: 22071">Thanks for the replies, On compatibility im pleased with the performance of the Dvico card apart from getting the driver right, and if the second card worked as well i would be very happy.&nbsp; Im just a little unaware how the driver situation will pan out as ive had my existing card for a year now with the 3.0 rc1 driver.&nbsp; Just looking back at this site they seem now to roll everything back into one download for all cards, but im sure when you set up you have to pick the card you wish to install drivers for. &nbsp;Does anyone think it will be just a matter of switching off, installing hardware and both cards will work with the existing driver or will it need a driver update that will work with both cards or will it need 2 different Dvico drivers on my system?&nbsp; I dont mind doing this though so long as the card works well, just lacking the experience that is abundant here.&nbsp;&nbsp; Yeah i was after DVB-T, I live where we get 2 different regions broadcast so instead of getting just 5 channels i would normally get with analog, im getting 43 digital channels,&nbsp; Although much of it is the same, it is always good if they are not showing the Cricket on the city broadcast but show it on the regional channel, and same for the rugby.&nbsp; Thanks for pointing that out about the PVR-150 I cant beleive i missed that.&nbsp;&nbsp; And I agree the Dvico are a bit expensive, but the reseller here isnt too bad, and i would pay the extra for less hassles and the passthrough. Neither of those compro cards have passthrough.&nbsp; I do have a splitter and an ordinary booster but i think passthrough seems cleaner and may work a little better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buzzard, post: 63681, member: 22071"] Thanks for the replies, On compatibility im pleased with the performance of the Dvico card apart from getting the driver right, and if the second card worked as well i would be very happy. Im just a little unaware how the driver situation will pan out as ive had my existing card for a year now with the 3.0 rc1 driver. Just looking back at this site they seem now to roll everything back into one download for all cards, but im sure when you set up you have to pick the card you wish to install drivers for. Does anyone think it will be just a matter of switching off, installing hardware and both cards will work with the existing driver or will it need a driver update that will work with both cards or will it need 2 different Dvico drivers on my system? I dont mind doing this though so long as the card works well, just lacking the experience that is abundant here. Yeah i was after DVB-T, I live where we get 2 different regions broadcast so instead of getting just 5 channels i would normally get with analog, im getting 43 digital channels, Although much of it is the same, it is always good if they are not showing the Cricket on the city broadcast but show it on the regional channel, and same for the rugby. Thanks for pointing that out about the PVR-150 I cant beleive i missed that. And I agree the Dvico are a bit expensive, but the reseller here isnt too bad, and i would pay the extra for less hassles and the passthrough. Neither of those compro cards have passthrough. I do have a splitter and an ordinary booster but i think passthrough seems cleaner and may work a little better. [/QUOTE]

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