TV cards
- Thread starter Jimmy1983
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"will provide a good signal"
How good is the signal in your area? Will you get using the aerial that comes with the card or hooking it up to an external one?
Do the postcode checker on this site - http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/ (bottom right side)
How good is the signal in your area? Will you get using the aerial that comes with the card or hooking it up to an external one?
Do the postcode checker on this site - http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/ (bottom right side)
I have the Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT can be picked up for under £50, very good card...you might also want to look at something from Hauppauge
It is important with ANY TV card to get a good signal from an outside/loft aerial...
It is important with ANY TV card to get a good signal from an outside/loft aerial...
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I have a hauppauge card works very well even better with the roof aerial, unless you have strong coverage you mite be able to get away with a internal one. Wouldn't recommend it though.
Ninja
Ninja
Cheers, do you think any would work of an indoor aerial? I have played about with a few different aerials and can pick up four channel but the reception isnt great.
On the back of the card iam using it has two aerial inputs, do you know why?
On the back of the card iam using it has two aerial inputs, do you know why?
It might work with a indoor aerial but it depends on how good the signal is in your area. I tried with one and couldn't pick up anything but get all the channels with my roof aerial.
Which card do you have?
It could be 1 Digital and 1 Analogue tuner or they might both be digital tuners letting you watch 2 channels at the same time.