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Originally Posted by nffc
it does work, but it picks up two frequencies as it thinks it's a TV so it uses PAL-I and picks up the video and audio frequencies...
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Assuming you are using the program DScaler, referenced
here and
here then it is highly unlikely that DScaler would be able to pick up the radio frequencies, being a program designed to de-interlace a live video/audio input.
Assuming it's not the program I referenced above, surely if it could pick up radio frequencies, it would let you listen to them?
I still think it doubtful your TV card can recieve radio stations. As Ianauth says, there is a huge gap between the frequences used, and I doubt the recievers set up to recieve TV frequencies would be able to go low enough to recieve standard FM radio frequency. Even if they could, they would not know how to handle the Frequency Modulation used at these frequencies.
If your card had the relevant hardware for recieving FM broadcasts onboard, surely the manufacturer would provide software (both on CD and for download) for recieving it?