[RESOLVED] She wants a TV card...

[kingsizer]

Well, its taken me a while to train her into computers, but I've got there at last. Now she wants a TV card. The question is... which one? I rekon stereo would be an advantage, thats about it. The 'puter already has an AGP matroxG400 32MB in it, so I'm not after anything particularly all-in-one. Any experiences/suggestions/ideas?... ...yes I can pick up a s/h mini colour tv and stick it on top of the monitor, but thats not the idea...

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[Mustang]

The pinnacle studio pctv card is a decent tv/video capture card for the money
i believe its right around $100

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"May the force be with you ." Obi-Wan Kenobi

[This message has been edited by Mustang (edited February 04, 2001).]

[mahdi]

The ATI All-In-Wonder card is excellent, if you want to spend the $300 for it. 32 MB of Accelerated graphics, vidio in/out and all that fun stuff.

[DVader]

If you can find one, an AverTV 98 or 99 would be a good choice. They are older and cheaper but have rock solid operation and OS support. Even Linux supports this card.

[Dima]

AverMedia - good Idea.

[Sowulo]

ATI TV-Wonder should do the trick.

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[Angks]

Or better still. Just get a proper 21" TV..... They are pretty cheap nowadays. And it might go easier on your electric bill...

[sebass54]

ATI makes probably the best TV tuner, except only until recently you had to have an ATi video card. They now make a stand alone model that works on any system. Give that a shot, they are about $70.

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[NPaladin]

Well, the TVs at Wards are pretty cheap right now, since their closing up....if you must get a card though, get the Pinnacle PCTVPro. Decent price (I got mine for $40) and has an FM tuner as well.

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