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<blockquote data-quote="tarrow" data-source="post: 1304764" data-attributes="member: 165061"><p>I currently have two Quatros running, one connect, one duo using OTA antennae, mostly UHF fringe area, mostly cat5 local network. </p><p></p><p>Hauppauge card retired long ago. I have also retired very early SD units, the Quatros seem to work much better than the older units. </p><p></p><p>Go to SD's support website and download and install the windows software. In addition to the SD viewer app it has both a gui and a classic style config app to find the Quatros on local network and properly install the drivers and devices to windows, update firmware, etc, etc. There is documentation on SD's website. </p><p></p><p>Then, when you run MP TV server config, under the server name you will find a list of silicondust tuners. MP wiki tv setup documentation is pretty good. Currently running MP 2.4.1, works on both win 10 and 11.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tarrow, post: 1304764, member: 165061"] I currently have two Quatros running, one connect, one duo using OTA antennae, mostly UHF fringe area, mostly cat5 local network. Hauppauge card retired long ago. I have also retired very early SD units, the Quatros seem to work much better than the older units. Go to SD's support website and download and install the windows software. In addition to the SD viewer app it has both a gui and a classic style config app to find the Quatros on local network and properly install the drivers and devices to windows, update firmware, etc, etc. There is documentation on SD's website. Then, when you run MP TV server config, under the server name you will find a list of silicondust tuners. MP wiki tv setup documentation is pretty good. Currently running MP 2.4.1, works on both win 10 and 11. [/QUOTE]
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