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- 01-24-2010 09:44 PM #1
Need help finding and picking out a tuner card
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I dont want to go into too many detials as I am working on a project ( legal ) to replicate an soon to be released product. I basically need to know what are the best DVB-s and DVB-s2 tuner cards with linux support. Yes Linux support is key.
I want to start out with DVB due to other components I have to buy and know they are generally cheap. If my idea works would like to see then support DVB-S2 for HD.
This is all spurred on by some disappointing news at CES and some specs on a new reciever/server shown at the show.
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- 01-28-2010 04:28 PM #2
stonecold
Since you claim to provide unofficial support to DTV, how about this trade-off:
I give you info on the best supported by Linux DVB-card after you PM the code sequence that a DTV Receiver issues to switch to Flex Port 1 or 2 from any other port of Zinwell WB68 Multiswitch. Deal?
Tip: Spectrum Analyzer or Zinwell Support Tech may help. I just have a WB68 switch and want to be able to switch to its Flex ports with my PC Card using FTA setup - not related to receiving DTV signals at all. I asked Zinwell support as well, but no reply so far. I think it may be just a non-standard DiSEqC command. Bottom line is: I bought the switch and want to use all its ports paid for.
Last edited by zamar23; 01-28-2010 at 04:33 PM.
- 02-01-2010 12:55 PM #3
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but don't most if not all S2 cards also support DVB-S?

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