Henrik Gammelmark wrote: > - Which (PCI-based) tunercard should we choose, and why? Just make sure it supports QAM256 (some don't, but the networks are actually using it now, so you'll need it to be supported) and that there's a driver for it. I am using a KNC-One DVB-C card, which fulfills these criteria and is fairly cheap and available. > - Does all CAMs work with all tuner cards? Sadly, no. But as long as both the CAM and the card are fairly common, it should work. Google the devices to see if the combination is listed as known to be compatible anywhere, and/or make sure you can return either device to the vendor if it doesn't work. > - Does MythTV require anything from the card except valid drivers? Don't know, don't use MythTV. > - Technotrend Budget C-1500 Fairly hard to get right now, TT seems to have issues. Should be fine other than that. > - Technotrend Premium DVB-C 2300 Hybrid IMHO premium cards are a bit of an anachronism; who needs HW decoding these days? Other than that, it works. > - TV-Station DVB-C That's the one I have, with the CI interface (which can be installed both in a FDD slot and in a PCI slot, which I think is a very nice idea). I don't own a CAM, though, I installed the interface just in case, so I have no experience there. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
