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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 174869" data-attributes="member: 11550"><p>hi Semichco,</p><p></p><p>I have the Digital Now Dueal Hybrid card. I love it. I haven't been able to get analogue to work with MP, but then again , I haven't tried that hard.</p><p>I also have a Compro t300 (which is good value and works well) and a Dvico Dual DTV card (which sucks and now isn't even in my PC, it's sitting on the desk). The digital now seems the best in terms of reception strength and all round reliability. I bought mine from eyo.com.au and found it was about $20 cheaper than buying it straight from digital now. You can also save a further $20 by not buying the software that comes with the card. I like that choice a lot. Most of the cards come bundled with crap software that still finds its way into the price.</p><p></p><p>Again, don't buy anything to improve the performance of your PC until you actually try it with the parts you have. Then you can upgrade if needed. This is especially true for the gfx card.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 174869, member: 11550"] hi Semichco, I have the Digital Now Dueal Hybrid card. I love it. I haven't been able to get analogue to work with MP, but then again , I haven't tried that hard. I also have a Compro t300 (which is good value and works well) and a Dvico Dual DTV card (which sucks and now isn't even in my PC, it's sitting on the desk). The digital now seems the best in terms of reception strength and all round reliability. I bought mine from eyo.com.au and found it was about $20 cheaper than buying it straight from digital now. You can also save a further $20 by not buying the software that comes with the card. I like that choice a lot. Most of the cards come bundled with crap software that still finds its way into the price. Again, don't buy anything to improve the performance of your PC until you actually try it with the parts you have. Then you can upgrade if needed. This is especially true for the gfx card. [/QUOTE]
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