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<blockquote data-quote="VortexDK" data-source="post: 488196" data-attributes="member: 85011">Hi all I'm pretty much a newbie in this hope some one can help me with this. I have to buy a tv card now that i'm moving to a new place, with analog cable TV.from what I have understood from reading here at the forum, the best solution would be a card with Hardware encoder.as far as I see, the only difference between HVR 1300 and HVR 2200 is that 2200 has two individual tuners. 1 - but what is the benefits with two individual tuners ? 2 - will I need that if I want to wach one channel and record another? 3 - I only have one cable plug in the wall, can I just split this up in some way, and then be able to use both tuners?4 - I have also read that there have been some support problems with the HVR 2200, can anyone give me a clear awnsver about if this have been fully solved?so can anyone give m som ehelp about what would be smartest to do in this situation ?regards Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VortexDK, post: 488196, member: 85011"] Hi all I'm pretty much a newbie in this hope some one can help me with this. I have to buy a tv card now that i'm moving to a new place, with analog cable TV. from what I have understood from reading here at the forum, the best solution would be a card with Hardware encoder. as far as I see, the only difference between HVR 1300 and HVR 2200 is that 2200 has two individual tuners. 1 - but what is the benefits with two individual tuners ? 2 - will I need that if I want to wach one channel and record another? 3 - I only have one cable plug in the wall, can I just split this up in some way, and then be able to use both tuners? 4 - I have also read that there have been some support problems with the HVR 2200, can anyone give me a clear awnsver about if this have been fully solved? so can anyone give m som ehelp about what would be smartest to do in this situation ? regards Nick [/QUOTE]

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