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TV tuner card with UPC cable

bette · 2013-01-31 07:16:45

Hi Is anybody using a TV tuner card connected to UPC cable but NOT a digi box?

31-01-2013 7:16am

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bette

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Hi

Is anybody using a TV tuner card connected to UPC cable but NOT a digi box?

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#2 31-01-2013 7:32am

Solair

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It's all encrypted and unlike their sister companies on the continent, they don't supply CAM modules so, you basically can't see anything.

You will still be able to tune into a range of analogue channels in most cable areas except Cork where the network is digital only.

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#3 31-01-2013 7:39am

bette

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Solair wrote: »

It's all encrypted and unlike their sister companies on the continent, they don't supply CAM modules so, you basically can't see anything.

You will still be able to tune into a range of analogue channels in most cable areas except Cork where the network is digital only.

I have one in a computer and I can get some channels. It is hooked to the cable via a splitter. Te reason I ask is because I tried an old card in a machine and there's nothing bar two cable channels coming through.

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