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Newbee Which Freeview card/USB to buy for laptop??
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<blockquote data-quote="PoloMint" data-source="post: 295446" data-attributes="member: 175235"><p>I've got the Hauppauge NovaT2 (USB2), it's about one and a half years old, there may be a newer version out now. </p><p></p><p>The supplied software is not great, but the hardware works well with Media Portal which I believe lets you set the PIDs manually. Live pause and scheduling etc are great.</p><p></p><p>As for reception, haven't really got anything to compare it to, I get better than expected results from a small indoor portable aerial. Receiving the two strongest local MUXes (10kw) with no problems, I don't get the rest at all, but they are quite far away (can't remember exact distance) and rated as below average. </p><p></p><p>Like Toppers comments on the Freecom, the only real criticisms I've seen of the Hauppauge are from people expecting fantastic results from a tiny aerial in the middle of nowhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PoloMint, post: 295446, member: 175235"] I've got the Hauppauge NovaT2 (USB2), it's about one and a half years old, there may be a newer version out now. The supplied software is not great, but the hardware works well with Media Portal which I believe lets you set the PIDs manually. Live pause and scheduling etc are great. As for reception, haven't really got anything to compare it to, I get better than expected results from a small indoor portable aerial. Receiving the two strongest local MUXes (10kw) with no problems, I don't get the rest at all, but they are quite far away (can't remember exact distance) and rated as below average. Like Toppers comments on the Freecom, the only real criticisms I've seen of the Hauppauge are from people expecting fantastic results from a tiny aerial in the middle of nowhere. [/QUOTE]
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