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| 20 Jan 2010 | #1 |
| | Need facts about USB TV Tunner Im looking to buy a USB tv tunner, and i was just wondering if you need anything extra, that doesnt come in the box. I was reading something about needing to be plug in with an Antana, however this is a desktop which is in my room and there is no way i can get an Antana is here. Is there something so i can just plug the USB in not need to connect to my living room Antana? Also how much do they usally cost |
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| 20 Jan 2010 | #2 |
| | Newegg.com - Computer Hardware,Video Cards & Video Devices,TV Tuners & Video Devices,USB Tuner Stick i believe some of the usb ones do connect to antennas but not all as you can see here. hope you find what your looking for if you need more help just return here. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Mitch656  Im looking to buy a USB tv tunner, and i was just wondering if you need anything extra, that doesnt come in the box. I was reading something about needing to be plug in with an Antana, however this is a desktop which is in my room and there is no way i can get an Antana is here. Is there something so i can just plug the USB in not need to connect to my living room Antana? Also how much do they usally cost Even if you don't hook up to your living room antenna, You will have to have a seperate antenna(like the one in the picture) to get the signal over the air. Here's the list from Windows Compatibility center, http://www.microsoft.com/windows/com...mpat=certified you might want to look at this thread too, List of tested TV Tuner Cards |
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| 20 Jan 2010 | #4 |
| | Just remember one thing guys ... in some countries and areas within these countries we don't have the facility to receive an analogue signal any more. So when purchasing a TV tuner device make sure it can receive both digital and terrestrial signals --- or at least decode a digital signal (freeview ) for those in the UK  |
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Quote: Originally Posted by PooMan UK Just remember one thing guys ... in some countries and areas within these countries we don't have the facility to receive an analogue signal any more. So when purchasing a TV tuner device make sure it can receive both digital and terrestrial signals --- or at least decode a digital signal (freeview ) for those in the UK You make a good point that he should know what is available in his area. Thanks for pointing that out PooMan.  |
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