High-Quality TV Tuner capture card for PAL/ SECAM/ NTSC TV systems
KWORLD's HyperMedia Center application: User-Friendly interface with powerful functions
Experience wide-format 16:9 display
Auto Channel Scan and Name Recognition
Multi-channel preview 9 channels on the same screen
Supports Time-Shifting to control the TV viewing experience: pause, start late, skip commercials
Records your favorite TV programs on a daily, weekly or once only schedule
Built with cable ready TV tuner with 125 channels and automatic channel scan
Teletext is database driven providing instant access to all pages and sub-pages (PAL system)
Supports real-time video recording in MPEG 4/2/1 format (MPEG4 is compatible with DivX or Microsoft MPEG4) (Note: codec need to be downloaded from internet)
Sleep mode timers for 30/60/90/120 minutes
Supports Still Image capture in BMP format
Support SAP: Dual language and stereo (only for PAL System)
Additional AV/S-Video Input, be able to connect other video sources(such as DVD Player/VCD/VHS/Camcorder)
Full function remote control
S.R.P.O. - Scheduled-Recording in the PC Power-Off Mode
Power-Off the PC via the remote control
Includes MPEG Editor, Converter, DVD / CD burning software
Interface: PCI
Video Input:
TV Input: 75 Ohm (UHF/VHF) TV Antenna
Composite Input: RCA jack
S-Video: 4pin Mini-Din
Audio Input:
Input: Internal audio connection
Output: 3.5mm Audio Output to Sound Card Line-In
FM Radio Input:
FM Input: RCA jack
Frequency: 87.5 ~ 108 MHz
IR: Infrared Remote Control
System Requirements:
General:
Intel Pentium-IV 2.0GHz or equivalent AMD CPU or higher
256MB RAM of system memory or above
PCI 2.2 Compliant Slot
Graphics Card with 64MB memory or above (Must support DirectX 9.0c)
Sound Card (AC'97 compatible sound card)
2GB free HD space for recording
CD-ROM Drive (For software installation)
Microsoft Windows XP SP2/ XP MCE 2005
For Microsoft Media Center, Time-shifting and MPEG 2 capturing:
Intel Pentium IV 3.0GHz or or equivalent AMD CPU higher
DDR400 1024MB RAM of system memory or above
Graphics Card (Windows XP MCE 2005 certificated / Windows Vista certificated for Vista)
Sound Card must compatible with Windows Vista
Free HD space for recording (e.g. record 1 hour programs into MPEG2 files takes around 1.8G)
Windows XP MCE 2005 / Windows Vista Premium above
* Product descriptions and part numbers are subject to change, and may not reflect manufacturer product changes. Please check the manufacturer's website and use the item's manufacturer part number to find the most up to date product description.
Reviewed by Hornito from Applegate, OR on 07/03/12
The Good:
Works as advertised. Decent remote. We have an analog cable system where I live, so this tuner enables me to use it, and at a great price. The TV Time software isn't bad either, though I use Windows Media Center by default.
The Squirrelly:
No cons really. It was simple to install, setup, and program. Can't think of one negative.
Pro Tip:
If you plan to get over the air or cable digital channels though, you will need a converter, but those are cheap.
Reviewed by Davey126 from Penfield, NY on 11/22/11
The Good:
Decent card for analog broadcast/cable, reasonably clear picture (for analog), plays well with Media Center on Win 7 32-bit, does not hog PCI bus. Includes remote and FM tuner (I don't user either).
The Squirrelly:
Latest driver a little difficult to find on vendor site. Don't bother with CD or included software - rubbish. Card is a little big; make sure you have room.
Pro Tip:
Driver offered by Windows Update didn't work. Head to vendor site, swear a little and just install the latest driver once you find it.
KWORLD TV TUNER Reviewed by RON LOSCHE from LITTLETON, CO on 10/25/07
THE TUNER WORKS WELL WITH WITH MEDIA CENTER HOWEVERIT DONT WORK WITH SOFTWARE VER 1-5. I GOT A VER 2.01 AND IT WORKS PERFECT'.
When you used the word super in your name it was no exaggeration! I am more than impressed with the service and amazed at the time between order and actually having the product in hand. You are in Cal... (more)
Reviewed by Davey126 from Penfield, NY on 11/22/11
