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<blockquote data-quote="hassegubben" data-source="post: 591640" data-attributes="member: 27167"><p>Terratec H7 should work with MP 1.0.2 from what I have read. I will order this card tonight. Use an old driver (not the newest one). What happens when the HTPC goes into standby is still unclear to me, though. </p><p></p><p>I have not figured out if this card can do multiple simultaneous decodings of channels on the same mux. Anyone?</p><p></p><p>USB powered devices are tricky. I solved the problem using a Master-Slave multiple socket device. When the PC goes into standby or is powered down, all Slave-connected devices are powered down. Only tested for the case when the PC is powered down, but might work for a PC in standby as well. The Slave power off current can be adjusted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hassegubben, post: 591640, member: 27167"] Terratec H7 should work with MP 1.0.2 from what I have read. I will order this card tonight. Use an old driver (not the newest one). What happens when the HTPC goes into standby is still unclear to me, though. I have not figured out if this card can do multiple simultaneous decodings of channels on the same mux. Anyone? USB powered devices are tricky. I solved the problem using a Master-Slave multiple socket device. When the PC goes into standby or is powered down, all Slave-connected devices are powered down. Only tested for the case when the PC is powered down, but might work for a PC in standby as well. The Slave power off current can be adjusted. [/QUOTE]
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