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<blockquote data-quote="AT1" data-source="post: 245803" data-attributes="member: 70310"><p>Hey just give me a time and should be around.</p><p></p><p>I am looking to set up DVB-T in Wellington. More specifically my location is the terrace, literally 10 minutes up the one road from parliament in an area known as Te Aro or Kelburn. I am using a PVR-900 and am willing to be codecs (I have access to free ones, ffdshow). I am running a Sony Vaio FZ11 laptop and the TV tuner is plugged in via USB and is using a small internal aerial. I have managed to use the software that comes with the tuner to tune in prime, TV3, TV2 and the Maori Channel hence I get analog television from the three freeview companys. The reception though is quite poor with fuzziness and static. </p><p></p><p>Anything else you need to know?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AT1, post: 245803, member: 70310"] Hey just give me a time and should be around. I am looking to set up DVB-T in Wellington. More specifically my location is the terrace, literally 10 minutes up the one road from parliament in an area known as Te Aro or Kelburn. I am using a PVR-900 and am willing to be codecs (I have access to free ones, ffdshow). I am running a Sony Vaio FZ11 laptop and the TV tuner is plugged in via USB and is using a small internal aerial. I have managed to use the software that comes with the tuner to tune in prime, TV3, TV2 and the Maori Channel hence I get analog television from the three freeview companys. The reception though is quite poor with fuzziness and static. Anything else you need to know? [/QUOTE]
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