Which TV-Card? (1 Viewer)

[m!ke]

What card to use in sweden with (Boxer) DVB-T and my smartcard?
Can only find the ones with freeview...?
And is there any Dual-card with singel card-reader?
Thanx!

 

[scoop]

Hi,

If you don't have FTA for DVB-T then you're currently bound to getting a Fire/FloppyDTV from Digital Everywhere.

Kind regards,
Michel

 

[m!ke]

If you don't have FTA for DVB-T

Whats that?

 

[mPod]

FTA = Free To Air = not encrypted TV = FreeTV

 

[Paranoid Delusion]

Free to Air, meaning non subscription,

Which gives you a huge choice of tvcards, but not with card reader.

mPod, Beat me to it.

 

[m!ke]

ahh, ok. I have some channels in freeview, but i would like to have all channels, include the ones i got with my smartcard.
I watch the cards on Digital Everywhere, and the floppy-thing. Is that a complete Tv-card....? Anyone test it or know?

 

[mPod]

Frodo, the (TV-) chief developer has such a device in a cable-version. Others in the team have a satellite-version. This is the most reliable TV card for MP if you want to use a smartcard (subscription) with it. Both, FireDTV & FloppyDTV are fully supported.
The same applies to the DVB-T version.

A note: Frodo even is a beta-tester for them.

 

[cameronboy]

For Uk which way is best I have a cable line in from my telewest? I also have dvb-t via outside anntena but reception is dubious at times and I have my sky plus dish which I am currently using only one lead to regular sky box with current subscription. so I have a few choices.
my system core duo 2.4 oc@3.5ghz motherboard p5w dh, 2gb high end gskill ram, windows xp service pack 2. 5gb 500gb of storage over two hard drives. 37 inch lg lcd tv
I live in the uk winter hill location.
I have a creatix tuner installed dvb-t but i am looking to get a greater range in channels if possible with HD. I have media portal installed and working. I also have an old remote which came with a pre built targa system