TT-CT2-4400 Problems (1 Viewer)
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This is sad… Maybe I could also send an e-mail? That they know we still are interested and waiting for they move.
@Michael Walsh could send an e-mail too, so that TT would see there are more people with this problem.
@Michael Walsh could send an e-mail too, so that TT would see there are more people with this problem.
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I'm sorry to say that I still haven't received any reply.
I'm wondering if a phone call would be better than emails. Do either of you live in a region where you could call TechnoTrend toll-free?
I'm wondering if a phone call would be better than emails. Do either of you live in a region where you could call TechnoTrend toll-free?
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I think you have to decide for yourself.
What I can say is that I never received the reply that I was waiting for. I assume aspik also never received the sample card that they promised to send. From their download page I can see that TT finally released a new driver for the 4400 on 27 June 2015. I have no idea if that driver would help to solve the problem raised here. If you believe the release notes (which refer to improvements for PLP functions) then it seems unlikely.
What I can say is that I never received the reply that I was waiting for. I assume aspik also never received the sample card that they promised to send. From their download page I can see that TT finally released a new driver for the 4400 on 27 June 2015. I have no idea if that driver would help to solve the problem raised here. If you believe the release notes (which refer to improvements for PLP functions) then it seems unlikely.
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mm is right, I never received a sample card. Plus, after sending couple of e-mails to TT and not becoming an answer, TT is lost for me. If they are showing such an "interest" to open source projects who are trying to support their products, then it's not worth the money (my opinion).
As an alternative, you can take a look at the new usb DVB-T2 tuners from Hauppauge: soloHD and dualHD. Even having the hvr-1975, I consider to buy one of them as a second tuner, because with Hauppauge I never had any problems
As an alternative, you can take a look at the new usb DVB-T2 tuners from Hauppauge: soloHD and dualHD. Even having the hvr-1975, I consider to buy one of them as a second tuner, because with Hauppauge I never had any problems