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<blockquote data-quote="ghanz" data-source="post: 219876" data-attributes="member: 56766">Pezzer,Wife has got the camera along, but sure I will post a few pics for you later on. The case looks and feels really good. I'm sure there must be some difference with a Silverstone case which is 2.5 times more expensive. But this case is just very nice and i'm kind of picky on cheap feel.<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> the floppy DTV card works in the UK just fine, but it is only for digital television! It comes in 3 different types 1 for cable, 1 for satelite and one for ether. In the netherlands this means that you will need a smartcard reader (Common interface with a Alphacrypt decoder) to be able to decode the signal. Here is the biggest difference with your pvr250. This card is only for analoge signals. So if you plan to switch to digital television the firewireDTV is absolutely the best option for you, it ain't cheap but it delivers and it has a h264 decoder on it (like the pvr has a mpeg decoder built in for standard definition) If you do not plan to alter anything in your infastructure you don't need to purchase another card. Hope this answers your questionGhanz</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ghanz, post: 219876, member: 56766"] Pezzer, Wife has got the camera along, but sure I will post a few pics for you later on. The case looks and feels really good. I'm sure there must be some difference with a Silverstone case which is 2.5 times more expensive. But this case is just very nice and i'm kind of picky on cheap feel.;) the floppy DTV card works in the UK just fine, but it is only for digital television! It comes in 3 different types 1 for cable, 1 for satelite and one for ether. In the netherlands this means that you will need a smartcard reader (Common interface with a Alphacrypt decoder) to be able to decode the signal. Here is the biggest difference with your pvr250. This card is only for analoge signals. So if you plan to switch to digital television the firewireDTV is absolutely the best option for you, it ain't cheap but it delivers and it has a h264 decoder on it (like the pvr has a mpeg decoder built in for standard definition) If you do not plan to alter anything in your infastructure you don't need to purchase another card. Hope this answers your question Ghanz [/QUOTE]

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