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    Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Hi All,

    Does anyone have an MCE 2005 configured running dual Dvico FusionHDTV DVB-T cards ?

    Just curious ot know that all is working well within MCE and you can record 2 programs at once, etc.

    If I do go down this path, I would prefer to puchase simply the PCI card (OEM) and not the retail box with the remote control. Does anyone know if this is available ?

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Yes i have 2 fusion cards running fairly well in MCE. There is the occasional glitch but nothing specific thats happened more than once. I have had no problems with recording two channels at once and watching a recorded program at the same time even with my lowley 2GHZ machine. With so much extra recording going on i never have any problem finding something to watch but of course you find you are always running out of disk space faster
    I have never seen the cards for sale without the remotes but you can save some money by getting an Ultraview branded card.They are the same product with the same software/warrenty only difference is the box and lableing on the card.

    Geoff

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    I am also running 2x fusion (full) cards with MCE with no problems at all. Works great!.

    Rob.

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    We've also successfully installed 2 Fusion HDTV T1 cards in our MCE test pc. Works without any issues or lockups.

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    Hasan

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Renura from www.Digitalnow.com.au can sell you a Fusion DVB-T lite without the remote. Check it out.

    Cheers,
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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    I have a dual setup. Seems to be working great.

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Hi all (this is my first post)

    I have a Dvico FusionHDTV DVB-T Plus card and am wondering a) can I put in a Lite version and have them both work together.

    Also how exactly do you record 2 shows at the same time and such with two tuners in Windows Media Center? Is it just a matter of loading up the Media Center Application twice within windows (1 for each tuner)?

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Quote Originally Posted by mrian
    Hi All,

    Does anyone have an MCE 2005 configured running dual Dvico FusionHDTV DVB-T cards ?

    Just curious ot know that all is working well within MCE and you can record 2 programs at once, etc.

    If I do go down this path, I would prefer to puchase simply the PCI card (OEM) and not the retail box with the remote control. Does anyone know if this is available ?

    Thanks,

    MrIan
    I have two DVICO Lite working well and love them
    I got a package deal from DigitalNow, 2 DVICO Lite cards, for $275 delivered. http://www.digitalnow.com.au/products/packagedeal.html
    Renura also provided the correct drivers that made the whole thing a painless excercise. Check it out. Highly recommended.

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Hi Darkmenace and welcome

    I think with the newer dvico BDA drivers you wont have a problem with what you want to do...someone will correct me if I'm wrong on that.

    No need to run MCE twice...I don't think you can anyway.

    Recording 2 shows in MCE couldn't be easier. You just browse through the guide and select whatever you like to record. If there are 2 shows at the same time MCE will record both, one on each tuner . or you can watch another channel while recording a different one.

    There are many other recording options available...it's most excellent

    Cheers

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Awesome

    I did wonder how MCE would work out which tuners to use but obviously its smarter than I've given it credit for. Thats good to know

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Just got my second MCE system up and running.

    This one is using two DVICO lite cards (thanks Renura for the BDA drivers), everything is working fine.

    I have my two MCE systems connected over a LAN and use the main system to control the other system for recordings.

    Paul

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    I've been meaning to set up remote access myself but I'm too damn busy around here to go and look for a "walkthrough" - anybody care to point me to a simple - quick to read set of instructions?

    thanks guys
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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    I would like to know what CPU's you guys are using?

    Is an XP1800 CPU grunty enough to support Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards??

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    Hi Wildpig and welcome to the forums

    As MCE only works with SD at the moment you should be OK for now. I use a 2600 and have got plent to spare. I think some others around here are using some pretty low end bugs as well.

    Wont hurt to try eh?

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    Re: Dual FusionHDTV DVB-T Tuner Cards

    As MCE only works with SD at the moment you should be OK for now.
    Are you sure about this? I have mine working with HDTV 1080i, no problems. Use a P4 2.8Ghz smooth as silk

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