Since most of the software included with the Hauppauge You can potentially save a little money over buying the Hauppauge card and They meant to say was "This bundle includes the latest Hauppauge remote,Īnd it also includes the IR Blaster." The bundle is a good option because " So I checked with them, and was assured that what That has been integrated for use directly with SageTV. To be ambiguous: " The bundle also ships with a 45 button remote control I can confirm that SageTV version 2.1 works with the PVR-150. (be sure to read mixed reviews for both products at those links) Provides even higher quality video with support for Nicam Stereo and MTS. XPert TV-PVR 883 TV Tuner Card : $55 : "New Conexant 10-BIT chipset
HAUPPAUGE WINTV PVR 150 MP4
* UPDATE, MAY 2005: Real Time MP4 ENCODING!? $35! Kworld (Which I found online (Feb15) for $60!) Models: AVerMedia the AVerMedia UltraTV Media Center PCI 500) for
* I noticed that Alienware decided to go with the AverMediaĬards (e.g. That the picture is softer on the ATI 550 than with WinTV-PVR 500MCE.] [ The active user SHS (at the BeyondTV and forums) seems to indicate 17, 2005 last update to IR remote control software: Dec. Note: no updates to Driver software since Oct. Hauppauge claims to record to DVD-compliant formats, but the single audio-encoding The updates to the documentation have helped. MPEG Editor", doesn't seem to work at all.) The software is really poorly designed. Okay quality for the video and audio, but not great (Fuzzy picture, tinny To change channels: only works if you get 3rd party software like SageTV) Includes an IR Blaster for controlling a cable box (but you can't actually use the enclosed software Of your monitor or TV with a keyboard and mouse to get this to work) Includes a remote (though this is not as useful as it sounds, 'cause you'll still have to sit in front Records live TV, allows you to timeshift live TV, allows you to watch TV on your PC
HAUPPAUGE WINTV PVR 150 HOW TO
After you've figured out how to set it up and use the software, it does what it's supposed to: Separately, but why spend the extra money?Ĭable, showing the Transmitter end and the Receiver end. ("blaster"), which will send the same kind of signal your remote control To have the computerĬhange the channels on the cable box, you need an Infrared (IR) transmitter In my case, I have digital cable and a Cable Box. Especially important was that the PVR-150 retail box came with an IR Blaster The PVR-250 is essentially the exact same card as the PVR-150 (above). (In my case, I have an nVidia card with an S-Video No need to get the PVR-250 or PVR-350 if you already have a way to output (Stereo Audio 3.5mm (1/8") plug* to two RCA audio plugs), as it doesn't
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The box contents: you get the PCI card, an install disk, a remote control,įor the card. It has a Windows Media Center Edition (MCE) logo on it, this is not the "MCE" The sealed retail box for the PVR-150 (model 1045). In the end I went with the Hauppauge WinTV PVR-150: You need some sort of video capture / tv-tuner card (or USB device, but I wouldn't Video recorder), the first step was researching and deciding upon the hardware: In an effort to turn my older computer into a TiVo-style PVR (personal
PVR-150 review: personal experience with the Hauppauge TV tuner card Biases: USA, English, Microsoft Windows, NTSC
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