Wow Digi TV for PC £23.44 right here at ocuk

WatchTower · 19 Apr 2006 at 06:51

Videa DVT-USB Digital Video Broadcasting Terrestrial Receiver (AV-000-VI) £23.44

1) Is this as good as a bargin as it looks?

2) Is there a reason it so cheap?

WatchTower · 19 Apr 2006 at 08:22

I'm finding it hard to find out if any of ocuk tv cards support XP64

WatchTower · 20 Apr 2006 at 06:43

This looks good

Compro VideoMate DVB-U2200 Digital USB External TV Tuner Box - Retail (GX-003-CP) £58.16

Supports HDTV at 1080 something or other. How good is the company Compro with TV cards and do you thing it'll support that XP media 2005 thingy?

WatchTower · 21 Apr 2006 at 06:35

In the end I bought this

Leadtek Winfast DTV-Dongle Digital TV USB2.0 Tuner (GX-075-LT) Price: £34.95 (£41.07 Including VAT at 17.5%)

Software
WinFast, Video Studio 9 SE DVD, PowerDVD 6, Muvee 3, Adobe Reader and Ulead Cool3D Version 3.0 - DVD MovieFactory 4

WatchTower · 21 Apr 2006 at 06:42

MeatLoaf said:
Indeed, for £18 quid its a bargain, im umming and arring about getting one

Well look whats just in on this week only. Its now Price: £14.95 (£17.57 Including VAT at 17.5%) for a week.

I bet that'll make your mind up.

WatchTower · 24 Apr 2006 at 14:44

I went out and bought a £20 DVB-T aerial that has a booster. Now I think I've all the channels. I also at to move around my room to find the best spot for my aerial.

I have about 34 channels this includes Radio and TV.

WatchTower · 14 May 2006 at 09:42

Getting a dongle is best as when them tv licence peopleknock on your door you can put the dongle in your pocket and say come in look I don't have a TV as you can see.

WatchTower · 14 May 2006 at 22:24

mrk said:
but they have scanners that detect things that can smell tv reception

Sorry mate, but my last comment was ment as a joke.