I think the most important factor is the tv signal strength and the type of aerial you have. I could 'lend' you my PCI-E card you try it out before you buy yours. I have never used those USB tv boxes before so i really dont know how good they are. On the VCD, you might want to check if there is an autorun.inf file on the disc. The contents of this file point to the file or application to be auto run. On 8/27/09, Odhiambo ワシントン <odhiambo@gmail.com> wrote:
2009/8/27 Peter Karunyu <pkarunyu@gmail.com>
Hi wash, I recently bought a PCI-E tv card for a laptop, ditched it almost as soon as i got it, tv reception ws very poor. Comes with a nice portable aerial.
The external USB tv box costs abt 4k. Check @ starcom. (starcomss.co.ke)
Do you recommend this external USB TV box then?
2. You mean the good old video cd where 1 movie needed 2 cds? :-)
Yes, those ones:-) How do I get them to play as soon as the media is loaded/mounted (on Windows XP)? Something akin to Autoplay...
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