sure he could, but it would be a wast and he would get far werse picture quality that way.
for instance you dont even need a device driver with Dscaler as the TV app, if your Analog Tv card is in its internal driver pack, and indeed id advise anyone with such a card to use Dscaler as its drivers are by far the best you can find.
the old wincinema 'winDVR3.0' is the only tv app that can capture in full 720x576 mpeg2 on an AMDxp2400+ without dropping frames, so thats another option.
but at the end of the day, the DVB-T is by far the best option as your machine does not need to be able to re-code or mess with old analog inputs as its already digital mpeg2/AVC and AC3 sound inside a .ts stream, so he really needs to follow my step by step to get that info, and perhaps fix the issue, or just forget it , i cant keep typeing help if people cant be bothered to read and answer some stuff.
it appears he's really new to this PC upgrading and over welmed with it and thats fine, but without trying, it will never fall in place and click, so over to you..................
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Originally Posted by paul11974
well i have found out that i do have windows xp media center edition 2005 and i have a radeon x300 graphics card and 512 mb of memory and have windows xp Hewlett Packard 2.9 ghz and a hauppauge win TV pvr pcI II
ok so i am guessing it is because i have mce 2005 is the reason that this wont work on my PC ?
how could i get around this ?
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this is what it says on there website
( (If your OS is MicrosoftÂÂÂà ‚® MCE 2005, you have to use Media Center
Edition 2005 Certificated graphics card.)
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nope , thats not it, as this advert says your Gfx card IS FOR MCE
http://www.ati.com/buy/promotions/mcesolutions/
its the DVB-T driver, that simple...........