TV card vs Freeview TV card
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Can I use a normal freeview box into a TV card? This seems cheaper than buying and all in one freeview TV card.
I'm thinking of getting a better freeview box for the TV and then using my current SLOW nokia thing I got with ON digital into the PC so I can record stuff from digital TV to my PC.
I'm thinking of getting a better freeview box for the TV and then using my current SLOW nokia thing I got with ON digital into the PC so I can record stuff from digital TV to my PC.
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I've never seen a Freeview box, however a TV card accepts a standard RF aerial just as would a telly and can be tuned in as such, so if your Freeview box has RF out then yes.
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Ihave an ancient Hauppage tv card and an aerial from the 'loft box' that provides sattelite and terrestial tv, also a magic eye whatsit so I can control the satellite, the aerial input is a bit knackered so the picture suffers a bit it it gets moved.
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Problem is, my freeview box has a bu66ered aerial out. It's OK with my TV as I use the scart connection. Can I use some sort of scart to TV card cable??
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Buy the Pinnacle PCTV Rave from Amazon for £30, it has RF, S-Video and Composite video in. You can run scart to the either the S-Video or Composite and audio into your sound card....
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