Recomendation for a DVB-T

[Basher52]

Right now I got a WinTV-PVR-500(dual analog) but wanted to test some cheap
DVB-T receiver.

I wonder which onea are compatible with GBPVR and that can be used with the PVR in the same machine.

I was thinking of: Hauppauge WinTV Nova-T DVB-T RETAIL PCI
(or Hauppauge's own id: HAU-923 (model 909) link: http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/site/products...atpci.html)

Can anyone tell me if this will work?
otherwise if you got some other internal card I can check out, but it gotta be cheap

Oh btw, I live in Sweden if that is of relevance

[McBainUK]

Those nova-t 909's seem to be popular here - myself I've got 2

[herbs]

I have 3 of these (3 years + old so the components might have changed) and these work fine with gbpvr. Also I did have a hardware analogue encoder (pvr250) in the same pc without issues.

[Basher52]

cool thanks for the very fast reply
OK then, I'm ordering two of these

[McBainUK]

OK then, I'm ordering two of these

Why not the Nova-T 500 (dual tuner)?

http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/site/products...at500.html

[Basher52]

well that could be a choice but I'm in a hurry and the place I'm gonna buy this from doesn't have this in stock, but I sure will try to remember it

thx again

[Basher52]

In case you're interested...
I didn't get this to work at all, I even bought a way bigger antenna with a 49dB amplification and this gave me some seconds of flickering on the quality bar but that was it
I just returned both cards and the smaller antennas today but I have pay for the freight fee.

so I gotta stick with analog

The funny part is, that even though I live in an apartment when I go out on the balcony I can the the transmitter tower(sp/word?) VERY clear, so I guess this apartment is build by using led or something, lol

[herbs]

or the signal was too strong, which could cause break up. Even with smaller aerials