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  1. 30-07-2010 08:52 AM #1
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    Default Dual DVB-T and Dual DVB-S PCI tuner card...?

    Hello can you advise on which if you have a PCI card with both dual T and S? .....for use in Ireland. Regs
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  2. 30-07-2010 09:13 AM #2
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    Default Re: Dual DVB-T and Dual DVB-S PCI tuner card...?

    We have the HVR-4400 which has a DVB-S2 tuner AND a DVB-T/Analogue Hybrid Tuner.

    So you could purchase two of these boards to achieve your aim.
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    Default Re: Dual DVB-T and Dual DVB-S PCI tuner card...?

    Hi, can you confirm HVR-4400 is MPEG4/H264 capable and suitable for use in Rep of Ireland? Some of colateral suggests it is MPEG2. thanks
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    Default Re: Dual DVB-T and Dual DVB-S PCI tuner card...?

    Yes it will work fine with H.264 streams. The HVR-4400 ships with WinTV v7 HD which has all the right software decoders included.
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