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I want to be able to watch TV on my computer

Bateluer

Bateluer

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I was looking at the MSI TV Anywhere cards. Link
That second one.

I noticed its got Audio jacks on that. Does that mean that I have to plug my headphones into it to get sound?
 
A better bet would be the ASUS TV880 or the Leadteck TV Capture cards. That way you can not only watch tv, but record using POWERVCR or some other prog.
 
Originally posted by: Bonesdad
A better bet would be the ASUS TV880 or the Leadteck TV Capture cards. That way you can not only watch tv, but record using POWERVCR or some other prog.
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Are those PCI cards that will allow me to use my Radeon 9600 as the primary video card?
 
Originally posted by: Bateluer
Originally posted by: Bonesdad
A better bet would be the ASUS TV880 or the Leadteck TV Capture cards. That way you can not only watch tv, but record using POWERVCR or some other prog.
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Are those PCI cards that will allow me to use my Radeon 9600 as the primary video card?
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Yes. I have the Asus and it rocks.
 
Use a PCI TV card. These feed the video image into the overlay buffer of the main graphics card; the audio will have to be looped into a Line-In port on the computer's sound unit.

Recording performance largely depends on how fast your hard drive is.
 
Its a 7200RPM WD SE 120GB hdd. An 80GB WD 7200 RPM drive resides on the secondary IDE channel. The system itself is pretty damn fast, P4C 2.4 with 1GB of PC3200.

Where can I find a vendor that sells the Asus TV Tuner card?
 
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