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<blockquote data-quote="teknobass" data-source="post: 55823" data-attributes="member: 20894">You have to use the SVHS-in connection on your PVR500. The PVR is an analog TV capture card. You can connect an analog COAX cable (like the one you connect your TV on the wall-outlet of the cable-provider) and then you can scan channels, just like your TV or VCR does. If you want to use a digital TV signal in MP you have to have a Digital Capture Card with a Common Interface wich can handle and decrypt the digital Signal.For KPN-TV currently only the FloppyDTV is available. YOu insert this card in your HTPC and you can watch and record Digital TV. alternatively you can connect the KPN-TV STB (settuopbox) via a SCART to SVHS cable to you PVR500 (on its SVHS input connection). In MP you can configure your channels to External. Channel switching can be done by a Remote Blaster. A remote blaster is an IR sender you can program to switch channels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="teknobass, post: 55823, member: 20894"] You have to use the SVHS-in connection on your PVR500. The PVR is an analog TV capture card. You can connect an analog COAX cable (like the one you connect your TV on the wall-outlet of the cable-provider) and then you can scan channels, just like your TV or VCR does. If you want to use a digital TV signal in MP you have to have a Digital Capture Card with a Common Interface wich can handle and decrypt the digital Signal.For KPN-TV currently only the FloppyDTV is available. YOu insert this card in your HTPC and you can watch and record Digital TV. alternatively you can connect the KPN-TV STB (settuopbox) via a SCART to SVHS cable to you PVR500 (on its SVHS input connection). In MP you can configure your channels to External. Channel switching can be done by a Remote Blaster. A remote blaster is an IR sender you can program to switch channels. [/QUOTE]

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