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Old 21-11-2011, 15:44   #1
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Question Freeview For PC

Hi

I've built my stepson a PC, and we've got him a 3D Monitor which has HDMI & VGA Ports.

I want to set him up some TV that he can use through his monitor, and i'm wondering which is the best way? Any ideas?
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Re: Freeview For PC

Well until you are sorted you can use tvcatchup.com
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Re: Freeview For PC

If the monitor is HDCP compliant, any HDMI freeview/freesat box can be plugged into it
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Re: Freeview For PC

tvcatchup.com is certainly the easiest way. If you want a more regular TV-on-PC experience then you want a Freeview compatible tuner and Windows Media Centre.

Blackgold offer a couple of Freeview HD compatible tuners, one looks to be able to handle four channels at once.

WMC is easy to setup and is fantastic PVR software.
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I have been using this kind of haupgage (I think it's pronounced "hop hog") usb freeview tuners for years, cheap and cheerfull
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Re: Freeview For PC

Ty guys ill go with tv catchup for now and get scrubbs tech at a later date.

least this way we can spend extra cash on xmas fodder
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