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<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 710478" data-attributes="member: 91446">Si,Have you tried using multishortcut to run NeverMissTV. NeverMiss is a front end that gather together all the UK online suppliers under one user interface so you only need one shortcut in the MP home menu to get to all players. It works really well.mdm,It might be worth listing the most important channels/features that you consider important for your every day intended use of the HTPC. That way people will be able to help make sure you have selected the right card. For instance, if you want to receive HD channels and you are in a Freeview HD area, then getting a DVB-T2 card might be better for you than getting a DVB-T card. Or it might be that you want to have some HD channels and are in an area that can't get Freeview HD, in which case FreeSat might be a better option (if you are happy to have a satellite dish on your house) - you can get HD satellite cards for £25 these days!CheersRoboo100</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 710478, member: 91446"] Si, Have you tried using multishortcut to run NeverMissTV. NeverMiss is a front end that gather together all the UK online suppliers under one user interface so you only need one shortcut in the MP home menu to get to all players. It works really well. mdm, It might be worth listing the most important channels/features that you consider important for your every day intended use of the HTPC. That way people will be able to help make sure you have selected the right card. For instance, if you want to receive HD channels and you are in a Freeview HD area, then getting a DVB-T2 card might be better for you than getting a DVB-T card. Or it might be that you want to have some HD channels and are in an area that can't get Freeview HD, in which case FreeSat might be a better option (if you are happy to have a satellite dish on your house) - you can get HD satellite cards for £25 these days! Cheers Roboo100 [/QUOTE]

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