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Picture Of Hauppauge WinTV HVR1300


Manufacturer: Hauppauge
Model Name: WinTV HVR1300
Category: Computing › TV Tuners
Price: £65
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Setup & Ease Of Use: 6/10
Performance: 7/10
Build Quality: 8/10
Value For Money: 8/10



The Reviews

Review by: Dayzwimmer Serra
Personal Rating: 7/10
Date of Review: 11/12/2007

An excellent card let down by clunky outdated software. Hardware-wise it's hard to beat as it has both and analog and digital terrestrial tuners as well as a hardware mpeg encoder on the analog side to aid in the transfer of home movies from Tape to DVD.

Hauppauge's problem is that it hasn't updated the WinTV2000 software for a long long while so it is a complete pain to use. I'd highly recommend this card though.



Features:

- Digital and Analogue TV for your PC on a single slot PCI board. Includes a hybrid analogue aerial/cable receiver plus a Freeview DVB-T digital TV receiver. Watch analog TV or digital TV on your PC screen.
- Includes Hauppauge's WinTV2000 application to watch and record TV, in a window or full screen. If you live in an area where you can receive both digital and analogue TV, you can switch analogue and digital channels automatically
- Includes WinTV-Scheduler, so you can schedule your TV recordings on a daily, weekly or once only schedule
- Includes Hauppauge new IR remote control, for easy control of TV watching, record and play functions
- Digital TV features:-
- Pause digital TV with instant replay
Record digital TV to your PC's hard disk using high quality hardware MPEG-2. encoding Digital TV recordings will typically take 1,5 Gb of disk space per hour
- Listen to digital DVB-T radio
- DVB-T Radio is not DAB Radio
- Analogue TV features:-
Record analogue TV shows to your PC's hard disk using our hardware MPEG-2 encoder. TV recordings will typically take 1,5 Gb of disk space per hour
- Auxiliary audio/video input for analogue video sources such as VCRs, Camcorders, satellite TV boxes, etc. S-Video and composite video, too.
- Listen to stereo radio from over-the-air FM radio stations. Includes WinTV-Radio application




Technical Details:

Connector type: 1 x Audio L/R (RCA) In
External video capture: Yes
Form factor: Expansion Card
Interface type: PCI (32 bit)
Radio: Yes
Remote control: Yes
Software included: WinTV2000; WinTV-Scheduler
Still image format: MPEG-1, MPEG-2, DVB
Tv tuner: Analogue and Digital
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