Windows 7 - FireDTV S2

I'm thinking of buying a FireDTV S2 digital everywhere - FireDTV S2 - digital satellite TV card for desktop, laptop and HTPC

Is anybody using one of these with Windows 7 Media center?

It says further down that page:

Im sure the warning message can be remedied by installing codecs.

I dont think this is the case with windows 7 as I have had HD channels running with my PCI DVB-S2 card on MC7

hmm is there a reason why you want this product in particular? Maybe one from Hauppauge instead?

It has good cam support for pay tv

While this on the topic of TV card, I was wondering if any of you noticed a difference in image quality with MCE under Vista and Windows 7?

Under XP, my two PVR 150 (with hardware mpeg) produced excellent video with both MCE and Mediaportal.

But since Vista and now also with Windows 7 MCE it is very blurry, sometimes skipping fast, sometimes out of sync for a few secs.

It think it's the MCE codec, because the encoding is done through hardware so that didn't change.

Anyone?

Greetz

Hi

I got a FireDTV S2 for the same reason - CAM support for future use...

The FireDTV / Digital Everywhere website still has limited support and drivers...
I had to flash the card with an update so it would be properly recognised in Windows 7 RC1.

It worked fine - I dont have any S2 channels yet, but BBC HD give a great picture (with Nvidia card, not ATI). I used the regular Windows SD/HD codecs.

There is a registry hack you can do which allows MHEG datastreams and hidden channels to be listed in EPG.

I have just installed Windows 7 Professional. It sort-of works, but thinks the card is DVB-T. Any ideas appreciated....Digital Everywhere went bust last year

I have also got latest DVB Viewer installed, and proves the card can scan all the channels on Eurobird1/Astra2D with Windows 7 Pro. Just some MCE screw-up I guess....

I would also like to control my motorised dish which has a 12v motor...

I never even got my firedtv to work before they went bust