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These cards sold by [[Hauppauge]] have an onboard MPEG decoder and have originally been derived from the old [[Siemens]] cards. Based on an [[SAA7146]] PCI bridge and an [[AV711x]] [[MPEG Decoder]] they look quite old-fashioned now but have worked reliably for a long time and been the base for Projects like [[VDR]].
These cards sold by [[Hauppauge]] have an onboard MPEG decoder and have originally been derived from the old [[Siemens]] cards. Based on an [[SAA7146]] PCI bridge and an [[AV711x]] [[MPEG2 Decoder]] they look quite old-fashioned now but have worked reliably for a long time and been the base for Projects like [[VDR]].


These cards used over time many different [[Demodulator]]s and tuner modules, some examples are the [[STV0299]] and the [[TDA8083]].
These cards used over time many different [[Demodulator]]s and tuner modules, some examples are the [[STV0299]] and the [[TDA8083]].

Revision as of 17:11, 19 September 2004

These cards sold by Hauppauge have an onboard MPEG decoder and have originally been derived from the old Siemens cards. Based on an SAA7146 PCI bridge and an AV711x MPEG2 Decoder they look quite old-fashioned now but have worked reliably for a long time and been the base for Projects like VDR.

These cards used over time many different Demodulators and tuner modules, some examples are the STV0299 and the TDA8083.

Linux Support is quite stable.