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<blockquote data-quote="FlipGer" data-source="post: 44986" data-attributes="member: 10293">Hi,there is still the question left which digital?DVB-T or only DVB-S?You might consider a Hauppauge HVR-1300. A hybrid card for Analog and DVB-T (TV and Radio).And yes, the Floppy/FireDTVs are expensive! But I learned, that you get much less trouble if you spend some bucks more. Especially if you look into the future. These cards have a CAM and will support HDTV. So you might stick with one of those babies for the next three or four years. Considering this, the price is quite ok.My PVR 350 is also now about three years old and was expensive in the past. But I did not have much trouble with it. And it will work the next years too.I do see many people here in the forum having trouble with noname cards. Manly because of bad driver support.Just my two cents. I know that it can hurt to spend more money, but most of the time it is worth for computer parts.Flip.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FlipGer, post: 44986, member: 10293"] Hi, there is still the question left which digital? DVB-T or only DVB-S? You might consider a Hauppauge HVR-1300. A hybrid card for Analog and DVB-T (TV and Radio). And yes, the Floppy/FireDTVs are expensive! But I learned, that you get much less trouble if you spend some bucks more. Especially if you look into the future. These cards have a CAM and will support HDTV. So you might stick with one of those babies for the next three or four years. Considering this, the price is quite ok. My PVR 350 is also now about three years old and was expensive in the past. But I did not have much trouble with it. And it will work the next years too. I do see many people here in the forum having trouble with noname cards. Manly because of bad driver support. Just my two cents. I know that it can hurt to spend more money, but most of the time it is worth for computer parts. Flip. [/QUOTE]

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