Cyberstream CARDS

[Rob MacMillan]

Does anybody know of any software that will do FTA video with
these cards?

I've looked all over the net, and found nothing. A couple of
sites (such as www.clark.hr) sell a SAT 1a card that claims to be
able to do this. Since I'm not using an internet by satellite at
the moment, the cyberstream card I have is pretty much junk.

AFAIK there are linux drivers as well, just not in the public
domain.

Otherwise I'm still trying to get a hauppauge dvb-s. I think
Schumy was looking for one as well. Has anyone been able to get
one?

The Hauppauge DVB-S is also known as the Siemens Galaxis and
Technotrend PCLINE. These seem to be the most widely supported
cards, and also have a module that can fit a common interface.
Turn your PC into a cheap PVR. Think it does time lapse as well.

Rob

[Jacques Mulder]

I have a Skystar2 DVB-s card.Excelent value for money,it sells for about 50
Euro's and is the most popular card Europe.There are lots of compatible
software like Progdvb, Mytheatre and DVBviewer. There is also plugins
available to view encrypted channels.

Post by Rob MacMillan
Does anybody know of any software that will do FTA video with
these cards?
I've looked all over the net, and found nothing. A couple of
sites (such as www.clark.hr) sell a SAT 1a card that claims to be
able to do this. Since I'm not using an internet by satellite at
the moment, the cyberstream card I have is pretty much junk.
AFAIK there are linux drivers as well, just not in the public
domain.
Otherwise I'm still trying to get a hauppauge dvb-s. I think
Schumy was looking for one as well. Has anyone been able to get
one?
The Hauppauge DVB-S is also known as the Siemens Galaxis and
Technotrend PCLINE. These seem to be the most widely supported
cards, and also have a module that can fit a common interface.
Turn your PC into a cheap PVR. Think it does time lapse as well.
Rob

[Rob MacMillan]

Thanks, think I'll just get one online. Probably the easiest.

Rob

"Jacques Mulder" <***@ananzi.co.za> wrote in message news:bkd75r$rud$***@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
| I have a Skystar2 DVB-s card.Excelent value for money,it sells
for about 50
| Euro's and is the most popular card Europe.There are lots of
compatible
| software like Progdvb, Mytheatre and DVBviewer. There is also
plugins
| available to view encrypted channels.
|
| "Rob MacMillan" <***@remove-me.mighty.co.za> wrote in
message
| news:bkd5as$pi1$***@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
| > Does anybody know of any software that will do FTA video with
| > these cards?
| >
| > I've looked all over the net, and found nothing. A couple of
| > sites (such as www.clark.hr) sell a SAT 1a card that claims
to be
| > able to do this. Since I'm not using an internet by satellite
at
| > the moment, the cyberstream card I have is pretty much junk.
| >
| > AFAIK there are linux drivers as well, just not in the public
| > domain.
| >
| > Otherwise I'm still trying to get a hauppauge dvb-s. I think
| > Schumy was looking for one as well. Has anyone been able to
get
| > one?
| >
| > The Hauppauge DVB-S is also known as the Siemens Galaxis and
| > Technotrend PCLINE. These seem to be the most widely
supported
| > cards, and also have a module that can fit a common
interface.
| > Turn your PC into a cheap PVR. Think it does time lapse as
well.
| >
| > Rob
| >
| >
| >
|
|