Only have experience with DVB-S, but the T cards should work as well. Yeah I use VDR mainly for a Multimedia Box and some FTA. USA does not support CAM support as of yet, but hopefully someday it will.

Simon Baxter wrote:

Thanks. Will have a look...

I had been trying to get my DVB-T system working here, but looks like that's a non-starter.

What do you use? I gather DVB-S with some of the FTA channels? Any CAM usage?

Thanks

Simon

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I haven't had much time lately due to real life work and kids etc, but I do maintain a US site and try and keep it updated. Someday i will get everything updated properly, so dunno if you wanna DEPEND on my site LOL. but feel free to sign up and check it out.

http://www.hoochvdr.info

It is just the little bit that I can give back!

Simon Baxter wrote:

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Hi. I'm in Bellevue Washington - are there any USA users of VDR out there? I have just moved here, after using VDR for the past 2 years in the UK. Simon

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This is what I heard. No DVB - 8-VSB on terrestrial and DAVIC (not DOCSIS) on cable.

Looks like the only DVB I'm going to be able to do is DVB-S. I can't even do DirecTV which uses DSS and (US) NDS.

I think it's going to be very hard to get much going with DVB and VDR in the USA!!

hi,

Chad Flynt writes:

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Only have experience with DVB-S, but the T cards should work as well.

Really? I had the impression that the U.S. would use ATSC DTV.

Or it this (again) something that the broadcaster can freely choose?

yours, (just curious) Jouni

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