Not Yet Available - PCI Express DVB-S Card

[greyskies]

Have visitors, so have to keep this message short, but this definitely looks very interesting and promising for homemade HPTC's.

http://www.lifeview.com.tw/html/products/internal_tv/flytv_express_x1_mst_sta2.htm

 

[CharredPC]

Wow, looks pretty neat.

Now if they have blind scan on that thing, I'm signing up

 

[Technojunky]

If the price is right, they will not be able to keep any of these on the shelf. Also, DVR fuctions will make this card the most wanted card on the market. That is only a software change, so who knows, it may have that ability.

 

[mkm4]

Just remember, the Digital TV portion is not compatible with North American TV standards. So, for what it's worth, you're getting one sat tuner and two analog tv tuners on one card.

And, if you didn't notice, a PCI version is in the works too.
http://www.lifeview.com.tw/html/products/internal_tv/flydvb_trio.htm

 

[digiblur]

Have visitors, so have to keep this message short, but this definitely looks very interesting and promising for homemade HPTC's.

http://www.lifeview.com.tw/html/products/internal_tv/flytv_express_x1_mst_sta2.htm

Why all the OTA antenna connections? Just thinking of my area, I'd have to figure out a way to hook up all of those to my existing OTA antenna without killing the signal with a splitter.

 

[mkm4]

They probably ran out of room for an internal splitter.

 

[hunter2]

I don't think that this card will perform like Nexus.
It has so many options in one card and because of that it’s probably sharing buncha resources with main CPU. So in order to get HD signal of the OFAIR (if it’s compatible with NA), you will probably need a dual Xeon 3.2Ghz PC And forget about DVB

 

[mkm4]

So in order to get HD signal of the OFF-AIR (if it’s compatible with NA)

The card is not compatible with North American digital TV standards.

 

[hunter2]

OK, even better