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One of the higher profile products to be announced at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show has been the Simple.TV. It’s a device that works as a DVR for people who don’t want to pay for cable. For $150 you’ll get a device that will allow you to watch and record free...
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Building a home theater PC definitely brings with it some up-front costs, but depending on the content that you watch it can also be used to help save you money in the long-run. Whether you watch broadcast television, movies, kids shows, or even sports, they are all accessible through a Windows...
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We posted back in January that DVBLogic had released the DVBLink Network Server Pack that would allow a Windows 7 Media Center user to share their TV tuners across the network. At the time North American users were left wanting as they did not support NTSC, ATSC, ClearQAM or CableCARD. That has all...
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It’s all about beginners this week. After taking our stroll through the great email questions and voice mail we received, Josh and I take time to answer some of the basic questions that a new Media Center user might have. We don’t get too deep as this is meant for people just getting...
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With the digital switch having happened in the US, you can’t buy a TV Tuner card for your PC without a digital side to it. The law governing this has been in place for awhile now. The problem most people have is that the analog NTSC tuner is still needed for analog cable. This need for two...
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Yep, Media Center had some troubles this week and we talk about them on this week’s episode. First, Media Center made the news as an HTPC solution which couldn’t handle the DTV transition here in the U.S. It’s not as though it was a secret that this was coming so to see our preferred...
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AverMedia today announced the upcoming AVerTV Combo G2. The card combines one analog and one digital tuner into one PCI-E tuner solution for Windows Media Center. The digital tuner is ready for both ATSC OTA signals as well as ClearQAM channels that you may be able to receive from your...
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I’ve admitted on the show and here that I don’t have that really in depth knowledge when it comes to different signals, codecs, containers, etc.,etc.,etc. Luckily for us though, there is someone out there who does. We’ve talked about him on the Entertainment 2.0 podcast, as well...
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