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<blockquote data-quote="nikione" data-source="post: 601880" data-attributes="member: 320570">Hi,I read a few of the articles and I can understand that Hauppages and SkyStar cards seem to be the best.However I am curious if someone has knows of cheap/simpler cards which are compatible with the linux modules (to use dvb* tools). I am only interested on the technical side of it and I don't really care having a good quality feed displayed (I.e. HD). However I wouldn't like to be limited by the card on decoding and other hw features.I have seen on eBay cards from HK for about 20£. What's your thoughts ?P.S.= I am just starting and I want to keep a VERY low budget as I have already wasted money on so many hobbies which I didn't eventually pursue, so I am aware that eventually there will be a &quot;minimum&quot; of equipment quality required. At present I am only interested in a &quot;taster&quot;.THANK YOU !</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikione, post: 601880, member: 320570"] Hi, I read a few of the articles and I can understand that Hauppages and SkyStar cards seem to be the best. However I am curious if someone has knows of cheap/simpler cards which are compatible with the linux modules (to use dvb* tools). I am only interested on the technical side of it and I don't really care having a good quality feed displayed (I.e. HD). However I wouldn't like to be limited by the card on decoding and other hw features. I have seen on eBay cards from HK for about 20£. What's your thoughts ? P.S.= I am just starting and I want to keep a VERY low budget as I have already wasted money on so many hobbies which I didn't eventually pursue, so I am aware that eventually there will be a "minimum" of equipment quality required. At present I am only interested in a "taster". THANK YOU ! [/QUOTE]

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