Hartmut Hackmann wrote: > If you are looking for a hybrid card, the Compro VideoMate 300 DVB-T > might be a good choice. Especially if you want it to lock on poor > signal quality. Its looks interesting I'll get one and evaluate. Your comment about poor quality signal may be based on my reports of the FlyDVB-T DUO not working. We have a good quality signal here as comfirmed by set-top-box DVB devices are a range of DVB-T cards that work well. The DUO seems to be a poor design/poor software. The latest windows software fails to tune unless you have the exact transponder frequency. Being 1/8th of a MHz out means it fails. And the transponders in the U.K. can be + or - 1/8th MHz from the published frequency. Barry
