I had a tuner in my last pc and with the free dvr software, I loved it.
The Wife and I axed cable, opting to hook up our HD antenna and "be content" with our 22 over-the-air HD channels. Sure, 8 of the 22 are "Puh-raaayz Jesus!" channels, but I digress...
Anyway, we're look at options for recording our favorite network shows seeing how we had return our DVR. She suggested a HD TiVo...but I was thinking about a TV Tuner card for our PC. I could record shows to the desktop and stream them to our X-Box 360, right?
Does anyone have a tv tuner for digital signals? How well do they work?
@_benchristian_
I had a tuner in my last pc and with the free dvr software, I loved it.
"Our history suggests it's better to open the road to riches for those Americans than to raid the gold pot at the end of it."
I run MythTV with a pcHDTV HD5500 tuner for my 4 HD OTA channels. It runs on Linux though, so no porting to the 360. But it works very well. Needs about a 3.0 GHz processor to run HDTV smoothly.
Never tried any Windows DVR projects though.
my pcdvr is currently down, awaiting an overhaul. I didn't have an HDTV card, but the one suggestion I would make is BeyondTV software by snapstream. It's worth the 40 bucks or so. I believe you can get a free trial and see if you like it before paying for it.
I need to build another pcdvr. Gonna have to save up tho.
Hauppauge Cards are great. Elgato EyeTV for Macs
Have you tried geeXbox Ushare?
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