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<blockquote data-quote="etheesdad" data-source="post: 484244" data-attributes="member: 84335"><p>Probably fine, but with tuners you do get what you pay for. I just built an HTPC for my father-in-law and used 2x cheap tuners in it - an avermedia super 007 and a geniatech. They both work ok for SD TV, but there's a notable difference in quality between them and the hvr-1100 I have in my HTPC when playing HDTV. Both of them have very slow channel-change times, too, which can be a wee bit annoying. </p><p></p><p>The other card I have in my htpc is a DTV2000h (leadtek), which is ok quality wise, but has slower channel change than the Hauppauge. </p><p></p><p>Im not saying spend lots of money - I got the two cheapies for about $25 each on ebay, the Leadtek for $35, and the Hauppauge for $35. The Hauppauge is the pick of the bunch by far. In my experience spending the $10 extra made a worthwhile difference....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="etheesdad, post: 484244, member: 84335"] Probably fine, but with tuners you do get what you pay for. I just built an HTPC for my father-in-law and used 2x cheap tuners in it - an avermedia super 007 and a geniatech. They both work ok for SD TV, but there's a notable difference in quality between them and the hvr-1100 I have in my HTPC when playing HDTV. Both of them have very slow channel-change times, too, which can be a wee bit annoying. The other card I have in my htpc is a DTV2000h (leadtek), which is ok quality wise, but has slower channel change than the Hauppauge. Im not saying spend lots of money - I got the two cheapies for about $25 each on ebay, the Leadtek for $35, and the Hauppauge for $35. The Hauppauge is the pick of the bunch by far. In my experience spending the $10 extra made a worthwhile difference.... [/QUOTE]
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