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<blockquote data-quote="SimondusMaximus" data-source="post: 710317" data-attributes="member: 100676">[USER=19583]porky[/USER] - Lol! That takes me back to days restoring my old Veedub Beetle. With very dire consequences![USER=110793]mdm[/USER] - I think Zicoz means distributor as in a person/company that distributes goods specifically for the correct UK spec.All the cards mentioned by porky are ok for use in the UK with MP. In fact (as mentioned above), nearly all cards are universal. DVB-T is terrestrial TV, i.e. requires a standard aerial input. DVB-S and DVB-S2 are satellite TV, i.e. via a dish. DVB-C is cable TV, so requires a cable TV input.I only have an aerial at my gaff, hence I use numerous DVB-T tuners such as - <a href="http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/site/products/data_novat500.html" target="_blank">Hauppauge Computer Works Ltd : WinTV-NOVA-TD 500</a> - which is a pci card and works really well. I also have the USB version which also works really well if you have no internal slots free. But a friend of mine has a dish and uses the TBS6891 (the updated version of Porky's TBS6980) and this is one of the best cards I've come across so far.Enjoy!Si</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SimondusMaximus, post: 710317, member: 100676"] [USER=19583]porky[/USER] - Lol! That takes me back to days restoring my old Veedub Beetle. With very dire consequences! [USER=110793]mdm[/USER] - I think Zicoz means distributor as in a person/company that distributes goods specifically for the correct UK spec. All the cards mentioned by porky are ok for use in the UK with MP. In fact (as mentioned above), nearly all cards are universal. DVB-T is terrestrial TV, i.e. requires a standard aerial input. DVB-S and DVB-S2 are satellite TV, i.e. via a dish. DVB-C is cable TV, so requires a cable TV input. I only have an aerial at my gaff, hence I use numerous DVB-T tuners such as - [url=http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/site/products/data_novat500.html]Hauppauge Computer Works Ltd : WinTV-NOVA-TD 500[/url] - which is a pci card and works really well. I also have the USB version which also works really well if you have no internal slots free. But a friend of mine has a dish and uses the TBS6891 (the updated version of Porky's TBS6980) and this is one of the best cards I've come across so far. Enjoy! Si [/QUOTE]

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