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<blockquote data-quote="KiLo81" data-source="post: 322284" data-attributes="member: 69790"><p>Ok I finally was able to snag a 2250. This card is awesome if all your viewing is thru basic cable and QAM (single input wouuld make it a bitch to use an antenna with, but great if you hate cable splitters). It can use any combination of tuners simultaneously. The picture quality is great for both SD and HD channels in comparison (other cards owned: Avermedia M780, Asus PE-9400 Combo). One thing that I have noticed about QAM and mediaportal is that all QAM channels may not be found.&nbsp; My mother and I have the same cable service which offers several QAM channels. She owns two different LCD TV&quot;s both with QAM tuners built in and she can tune a few QAM channels that I can not. Since I can tune the same channels minus the missing ones with different tuners I'm wondering if those missing channels are based on the tuner that you use or is it the way QAM tunning/scanning works in mediaportal.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KiLo81, post: 322284, member: 69790"] Ok I finally was able to snag a 2250. This card is awesome if all your viewing is thru basic cable and QAM (single input wouuld make it a bitch to use an antenna with, but great if you hate cable splitters). It can use any combination of tuners simultaneously. The picture quality is great for both SD and HD channels in comparison (other cards owned: Avermedia M780, Asus PE-9400 Combo). One thing that I have noticed about QAM and mediaportal is that all QAM channels may not be found. My mother and I have the same cable service which offers several QAM channels. She owns two different LCD TV"s both with QAM tuners built in and she can tune a few QAM channels that I can not. Since I can tune the same channels minus the missing ones with different tuners I'm wondering if those missing channels are based on the tuner that you use or is it the way QAM tunning/scanning works in mediaportal. [/QUOTE]

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