So let me get this right you have the adapctech dual tuner and a
Hauppauge tuner card? That makes 3 tuners. You would have to have
your cable source hooked to both to get both to get channels. Running
both shouldn't be much, because there software and drivers are different.
Now as far as DVD and video's. The computer handles those two
different. you can rip the DVD and get a 4mbg file. Because you can
only have one DVD in the CDROM.
Its not possible to get the tuner cards listings to show up with the
DVD or video files. there just to different in handling.
At 12:38 PM 8/31/2011, you wrote:
My first tuner card is an Adaptech duel tuner.
I think if both channels were working, I might be home free.
What I want to happen, is for a card to give me the opportunity to
think of the DVD or video playing in the same way as a TV show that
is playing and be able to record it in the same fashion.
The whole point of this, is so I would then be able to have all my
movie titles displayed for selection, just as my recorded shows are displayed.
Thanks for your continued help! Vicky
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What is the other tuner card?
At 10:02 PM 8/30/2011, you wrote:
Thank you for your thoughts on my TV tuner problem!
The problem I have, is that my duel tuner only now works on one source.
I have not been successful in finding a replacement duel tuner.
What I did, was to buy a Win Hauppauge single tuner card and also
install it. Perhaps my problems stem from the two cards not
wanting to play nice with each other.
My computer is a laptop and is probably about 6 years old.
Thanks much for any help! Vicky
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Hi Victoria, why would you need a second TV tuner card for playing
DVDs and movies? Modern Windows computers should be able to do that
right out of the box. TV tuner cards only give access to television
stations, and one, especially if it has two or more "tuners" so it can
access multiple channels at once, should be more than sufficient.
Cheers,
Grant
On 08/30/2011, Victoria Vaughan <vrvaug...@mailzone.com> wrote:
Hi Folks, My XP laptop seemingly cannot handle 2 TV tuner cards.
What I want
to be able to do, is to have one of them for live and recorded TV programs
and the other for my videos and DVDS.
Do you think a quad speed Windows 7 computer with JAWS professional could
handle this?
Any and all thoughts or suggestions will be gratefully received! Vicky
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