HAUPPAUGE WINTV QUAD INSTALL
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Sometimes certain things newer isn't always better but that's another story to tell. I'm now able to play Blu-rays on it and it's quite smooth and now on par with even a low end discrete graphics card.

HAUPPAUGE WINTV QUAD DRIVER

I have just recently modified the Intel HD Graphics 3000 driver to perform as if it were the Intel HD Graphics 4000 and got rid of the extra foreign language files bloat. I do try not to bloat the OS if possible sticking with just the minimum necessary files installed to run all my programs although Vista is quite bloated enough as it is compared to XP.

HAUPPAUGE WINTV QUAD INSTALL

I also found some programs that seem to be unaware of the newer MS.NET versions so you still have to install the older ones even though the newer ones are supposed to be fully backwards compatible. I also discovered another site that archived it way back to MS.NET v1.0 so it's now possible to test every MS.NET version released. Anytime MS kills a link you will see a helicopter logo saying it's missing but once it's archived anyone can now go back and retrieve it possibly 20 years from now unless something drastic has changed in the way the internet is accessed.

HAUPPAUGE WINTV QUAD ARCHIVE

You only have to archive these links once properly so everyone has access to them and it's just a small part of my time to help others. I'm hoping NextPVR can hang on 4.6 for as long as possible. I foresee Windows 7 to keep getting these mini MS.NET updates for at least another decade or so it'll be awhile before those stop. I do a lot of compatibility testing and also archiving of links should they no longer be available they can be accessed by anyone on the internet so those MS.NET versions are now archived up to Vista. The MS.NET I usually disliked it since programs should be able to be coded without needing it like a crutch. Other than a major Service Pack it should run whatever program on it without a problem. I always think the OS should be able to run whatever program without needing to add another software on top of it to work. Martin I really wasn't a fan of MS.NET to be honest so I never updated unless it was vital. The link I provided (sub also provided it later) does have a link to the KB article with the direct download link This was all on the DVB Unraid with Open source drivers.Дў out of 4 tuners report -110db of signal.Mvallevand Wrote:No sure why you used google and wasted so much effort. However I'm still getting dropouts, I can see the signal reported as been reasonable figures based history of what works/does not work and the SNR looks improved compared to prior to the aerial upgrade. Replaced aerial and now the quad tuner reports betweenВ -45db and -60db (I need to check the USB tuner but it was slightly better than this and thats OK because the card has a 4way splitter built in, I expect some loss) ( I know these numbers can't really be trusted but the USB tuner using same chipset reported -55db toВ -65db) Generally it works OK on a reboot of the full system.Дў out of 4В Tuners report better signal than the others. However on the Quad Tuner this was much worse. The USB tuners were mostly OK on my original aerial, I did have some dropouts but I could relate them to weather. Started using DVB-T &T2 USB tuners to test TVHeadend before moving over to an S2 Octo card and T2 Quad card. Thinking of returning it.Д¬ard =В Hauppauge WinTV-Quad HD Digital TV Tuner I wanted to post incase anyone else had tried this card, I'm not really finding anything interesting when I google the card.

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