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On the heals of Ceton and their pricing announcement, Silicon Dust has announced the HD Homerun Cable Card network tuner. The Silicon Dust HDHRCC will be a dual tuner, M-Card based cable card tuner. It will be network based, have a single coax input, single cable card (M-Card), and will go for...
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Woot.com has you set if you’re looking to add a new tuner to your HTPC or looking for that (close to) last minute gift idea for the HTPC geek on your shopping list. For today, and I have to assume until gone, the site is selling the ATI TV Wonder 600PCI-e or 650PCI tuners for $19.99 plus the...
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It’s a task most veteran Media Center users know how to do. But, if you’re someone who’s looking to upgrade to Windows 7 and are thinking about using the included Media Center feature, adding a tuner may seem difficult. It doesn’t have to be. In the screencast below, I walk you through...
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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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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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While some manufacturers have received the Additional Qualification Logo for Windows 7, I’m happy that a company that produces TV Tuners is one of them. Being a Media Center user, this becomes very important. According to the press release, the AVerMedia AVerTVHD Duet (Buy at Amazon.com) is...
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