2008-03-21, 10:58 PM
I bought this DVB-S card for about £25 as a gamble (I am on a tight budget and can't afford to go all Hauppauge!). It's all up and running perfectly- I had to add the entry to the bda.ini and download the latest drivers, however. Even better, it features a pass through to the ATX power button, which means that you can use the remote control to start the PC- I trained the "TV" button on my MCE remote to emulate this, as the supplied Compro remote does not work with GBPVR.
I'm left wondering what the catch is (apart from lack of Diseqc) and why the card is so cheap in comparison to the Hauppauge cards?
Daniel
I'm left wondering what the catch is (apart from lack of Diseqc) and why the card is so cheap in comparison to the Hauppauge cards?
Daniel
Athlon XP 2800 > Asus A7N8X > Win7/64 > NPVR > Pinnacle DVB-T PCI > NovaHD-S2 for 28.2E > NovaS+ for 13E 19.2E > HD3450AGP: EVR/SAF
Pent Dx2 2.8GHZ > Intel D945GNT > Win7/64 > NPVR > 2x Nova HD-S2+ for 28E / 13E / 19E > Nova S+ for 1W 5W > BGT3620 > HD3450 PCIe: EVR/SAF
Metronic analogue for 19.2E
Grumpy wife
Kids eating cables
Pent Dx2 2.8GHZ > Intel D945GNT > Win7/64 > NPVR > 2x Nova HD-S2+ for 28E / 13E / 19E > Nova S+ for 1W 5W > BGT3620 > HD3450 PCIe: EVR/SAF
Metronic analogue for 19.2E
Grumpy wife
Kids eating cables