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<blockquote data-quote="chesh" data-source="post: 471307" data-attributes="member: 88249"><p>That's really the problem with all the newer Hauppauge cards.&nbsp; They don't fully explain on their own website if you'll be able to tune 2 channels at once, or if it can only tune one receiver at once, or both receivers at the same time, or 2 channels on one receiver (HVR-2200/50).&nbsp; I decided to go against the grain and just test the HVR-1600 myself even though a lot of people here said it should have been a hybrid.&nbsp; The way I was first able to tell was the fact that I was able to scan for channels on both tuners at the same time (clearQAM and analog) and I got hits for channels.&nbsp; Then, for the heck of it, I did a manual timeshift record on both tuners and it worked.&nbsp; So, really what I'm getting at here, is maybe we need to make a chart and have the users throw in some input.&nbsp; Not that hard to test, and the information would definitely benefit the community.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="chesh, post: 471307, member: 88249"] That's really the problem with all the newer Hauppauge cards. They don't fully explain on their own website if you'll be able to tune 2 channels at once, or if it can only tune one receiver at once, or both receivers at the same time, or 2 channels on one receiver (HVR-2200/50). I decided to go against the grain and just test the HVR-1600 myself even though a lot of people here said it should have been a hybrid. The way I was first able to tell was the fact that I was able to scan for channels on both tuners at the same time (clearQAM and analog) and I got hits for channels. Then, for the heck of it, I did a manual timeshift record on both tuners and it worked. So, really what I'm getting at here, is maybe we need to make a chart and have the users throw in some input. Not that hard to test, and the information would definitely benefit the community. [/QUOTE]

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