Features:
TV Tuner Video Capture PCI Card FM Radio SKU: SBT-TVFM
Specification:
Capture video from your digital camcorder, watch TV, and listen to FM radio all from your PC with the Sabrent PCI capture card! Easily connect a DVD player, VCR or a game console to your PC with the S-Video and composite A/V jack. Sabrent PC to TV can also record, now you can watch TV on your monitor and record your favorite show at the same time!
Features :
Watch TV on PC
Built-in TV Tuner allows you to receive up to 125 channels on cable or TV air broadcasts.
Full Screen TV Display
User friendly software provides studio quality functionality.
Auto scan up to 125 TV channels
OSD function
Channel rename
Supports Composite / S-Video input or Composite Video Camera
Capture Rate: 30 frames per second
TV Frequency: CATV / VHF / UHF
Favorite TV channel editing
VBI supports Teletext
Support Teletext Mode
Remote control
FM Radio
FM Record and Play
Video Conferencing with Microsoft NetMeeting by adding a Video Camera
Specifications :
Easy install and User-friendly software.
Watch TV on your PC without any delay.
Conexant BT878 or Philips SAA713x Chipset
OSD: On Screen Display
Favorite channel list
TV channel Fine tune +/-0.25MHz
Max. resolution up to 640x480
VBI data capture for closed caption data decoding
Included software Teletext decoding
TV / Video Display
Video Window free scale
PCI 2.1 compliance with Plug & Play capabilities
Easy to use with Plug and Play
Hardware Inputs/Outputs :
TV input
S-VHS input
Composite input
Audio input
Audio output via audio cable to sound card
FM signal input
Requirements :
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
366MHz CPU or higher
32MB RAM or above
VGA Card with at least 8MB memory
Available PCI slot
Analog TV signal source (Cable or antenna)
Retail Package Content :
TV & FM & Video Capture PCI Card
Audio Cable
Remote I/R receiving Cable
Remote control
FM Antenna
User Manual
Software CD
I am a bit confused on the nVidia PureVideo decoder. I just bought a 7600GS card that is "PureVideo" enabled. Does this mean I get the PureVideo decoder with the card or do I need to pop for the PureVideo HD decoder? And is "PureVideo" and "PureVideo HD" different products or the same thing?
Martin, I had this problem in early March then 14 Mar I reported that it had gone. Now I have tried it again (dongle dated 2-April) and the proshow mpg's are all crap again. Other mpgs and LiveTV are OK!
The problem is slow jerky sound and video. Weird. Can't see anything obvious in logs.
I am running Vista Business and a PowerColor Theatre Pro 550. I had GBPVR (not sure what version) working yesterday before I upgraded to Vista and installed the latest version.
I am guessing there is something simplistic I forgot to do. When I go to watch live TV I can hear the sound from that specific channel but the picture never comes up. The screen stays on the menu but the sound continues to play.
If I go to tuning assistant then I can clearly see the picture for each channel. There is no cutting in and out, the picture is perfect. So I am not quite sure what is going on.
I just installed 99.12 and having some issues with live tv. I'm using a Nvidia Dual TV tuner card. If I use VMR9 whether I'm using time shifting or not when I try to exit live tv it freezes and I have to crt+alt+delete. If I use VMR9 full screen or custom I can exit fine but when I press ctrl q to start timeshifting the screen goes black and I can just see the OSD. When I press ctrl q again the entire screen goes black. I have already applied the VMR 9 custom/full screen fix and I still have the same issues. Can some one help?
Has anyone had any luck getting the pcHDTV 5500 working with gbpvr? I've installed the XP drivers for the card, and I have had the analog tuner working in other apps, but I'm not getting anything in GB.
As always, I appreciate the patience everyone has had with my software, and mostly my support.
Something that would help me when you are posting a support question is to include the log files that were generated as well as some information on the devices you are using: CPU, RAM, OS, MVP version, Wireless,or Wired etc...
Thanks to so many, I have added a lot of logging to ZProcess, and as problems appear and get tracked, with my other utilities as well...
For ZProcess, the log files are stored in the current day's backup folder. There are three files I'd like you to Zip and attach when I ask for log files: ZProcess.log, ZProcessRegSettings.log, and ZProcessVerifyFiles.log.
Another note when troubleshooting ZProcess. If I ask for the logs, I would ask that you generate new ones by clearing the log file first (from the Utilities tab) and then closing, ZProcess, then recreating the problem. I would ask that you only try to recreate the problem three times. Then zip and attach the files...
Also, please don't just copy and paste the log file into a support post.
I'm thinking of getting the A180 card for HD basically because of the QAM capability. I know at this point in time gbpvr doesn't support qam for this card(at least another thread indicated that this was the case). Will gbpvr ever support qam on this card?
One other question, even though this is a single channel tuner it appears from the specs that this card can also handle analog/NTSC video(albeit w/o the hardware encoder). Is this the case? And will a P2.4GHz processor be able to encode NTSC video?
It seems like I remember seeing this before, but for some reason I can't find it now. What is the maximum number of MVP's that can be supported by one GBPVR server? For some reason I thought it was 12.
