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<blockquote data-quote="Ramshackles" data-source="post: 219024" data-attributes="member: 61980">Hello,I originally bought a Hauppage HVR-1300, but after discovering all my S3 problems was caused by this card (black screen on resume, fail to resume from usb etc) I need a new card.Mainly using DVB-T now, but am contemplating going DVB-S soon. Any advice on cards? Absolutely have to use S3.EDIT:Having looked around a bit, it seems FloppyDTV comes highly recommended, seeing as it is a firewire product I suppose the problems I've been having with sleep/resume shouldn't be there.How are they quality wise though? Currently receiving DVB-T so I guess I would get a FloppyDTV T card for now and a FloppyDTV S2 card when I switch to sattelite?I would rather dish out more than have to put up with a bad quality product, but I'm not really experienced with any tuners except for the HVR-1300 that's been causing me S3 problems.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ramshackles, post: 219024, member: 61980"] Hello, I originally bought a Hauppage HVR-1300, but after discovering all my S3 problems was caused by this card (black screen on resume, fail to resume from usb etc) I need a new card. Mainly using DVB-T now, but am contemplating going DVB-S soon. Any advice on cards? Absolutely have to use S3. EDIT: Having looked around a bit, it seems FloppyDTV comes highly recommended, seeing as it is a firewire product I suppose the problems I've been having with sleep/resume shouldn't be there. How are they quality wise though? Currently receiving DVB-T so I guess I would get a FloppyDTV T card for now and a FloppyDTV S2 card when I switch to sattelite? I would rather dish out more than have to put up with a bad quality product, but I'm not really experienced with any tuners except for the HVR-1300 that's been causing me S3 problems. [/QUOTE]

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