DVB-S cards for Windows 7 64 bit

[peterh]

I have a number of DVB-S cards but am wondering if any can be used following my latest NPVR rebuild on W7 64 bit. I have a Technisat Skystar HD2, Twinhan 1022 and 1030. Feel like I'm clutching at straws but has anyone found 64 bit drivers for these?

Thanks

[ShiningDragon]

Technisat Skystar HD2 is supported on Windows 7 64-Bit, just install the latest driver package. Should there appear unknown devices in the devicemanager, just point them to the extracted installationpackage for a driverupdate.
http://www.technisat.com/en_XX/Service-&...ductID=215

But remember: The Skystar HD2 is officially incompatible with *all* nForce chipsets and the latest intel chipsets. The card needs exactly 2.5 Volt via PCI and nForce and newer Intel Express Chipsets just deliver 2.3 Volt.

[peterh]

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately looking again at the card it seems it's an HD not HD2 so back to the drawing board, I guess

[ShiningDragon]

You could try this one for your skystar, but i am really not sure if this works without any problem:
http://www.hardwareboard.eu/forum/attach...1305453343

[peterh]

Thanks again. A bit pushed for time at the moment (you know how it goes.......life plodding along then someone decides 'It's Christmas'), so will try it later. I found a KWorld card fairly cheap so at least I'm set for Pop Around the Clock on 3Sat. Oh! and Dinner for One, of course.

[ShiningDragon]

Oh no, not again Dinner for one. I hate "Sylvester". And christmas seems to get awful -> no snow, it's warm and wet.
I shouldn't have bought a christmas tree ... a palm would be the better choice. -.-

http://www.chefkoch.de/rezepte/154674126...ugeln.html

Mhm, i am back in the kitchen. ^^

[peterh]

Only joking about Dinner for One. Those look interesting, though. Made a Stollen yesterday. Hope you get some enjoyment from the holiday