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Nova T PCI or USB 2.0?

 
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Nova T PCI or USB 2.0?
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2005-03-10, 10:36 PM
Hi all

I have been using gb-pvr for a while now and I think it is the absolute business (superb work Sub - thanks).

My setup has now finally passed the wife test and the kids love coming home from school and watching one of the 100 odd cartoons stored on the pc!

My next move is to get a DVB-T tuner and my question is..

Will gb-pvr work with the Nova T USB or only with the PCI version? I would prefer to go usb as my Aria case is getting rather full. I do have a space PCI slot free next to the PVR 350 put that card pumps out so much heat, I would prefer not to put another card right next to it as my case has problems with airflow.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Thanks



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2005-03-10, 10:41 PM
I dont think the Nova-T USB version has BDA drivers. If not, it wont work.
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2005-03-10, 10:54 PM
Thanks for the instant reply Sub.

[edit: rewrite - twice]

Ok, so if I go for the PCI version, will I be ok with the latest (909) model and will this card work with the remote from my PVR-350 (34 button model)?

thanks



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2005-03-11, 07:45 AM
I realise the Nova-T USB version does not have BDA drivers but thought the USB2 version as mentioned in this Topic Title does come with BDA drivers and is therefore GBPVR compliant.
Am I incorrect as I am about to order one?
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2005-03-11, 09:23 AM
[b Wrote:Quote[/b] (gEd @ Mar. 10 2005,17:54)]Thanks for the instant reply Sub.

[edit: rewrite - twice]

Ok, so if I go for the PCI version, will I be ok with the latest (909) model and will this card work with the remote from my PVR-350 (34 button model)?

thanks
The lastest pci nova-t is the 90002 model, the 909 is the older one but both have BDA drivers. I have a pvr 250, usb2 pvr and the 909 nova working off the pvr 250 older silver remote with gbpvr.



PVR1: GBPVR 1.3.11|Pentium E5200|2GB|Hauppauge nova-t stick|nova-t usb2| tevion dvb-t100|250GB OS + 250GB HDD
PVR2: GBPVR 1.3.11|Sempron 2800+|768Mb|Geforce 5700le|Nebula pci|nova-t 909|nova-t 90002|nova-t stick| 300GB + 80 OS HDD
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2005-03-11, 03:44 PM
[b Wrote:Quote[/b] ]I realise the Nova-T USB version does not have BDA drivers but thought the USB2 version as mentioned in this Topic Title does come with BDA drivers and is therefore GBPVR compliant
I dont know whether either the Nova-T USB or USB2 come with BDA drivers. Look on the Hauppauge website, it might say.

I've not heard of any USB devices with BDA driver.
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