[Official] DVB-T2 USB/PCI-E/PCI TV Tuner Thread

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Ur TVs power consumption seen to be on the high side~ my old 34" philips CRT consumes 90 to 124W, got another 14" toshiba CRT that uses 44W and my LG 47" LED only draws 49W on medium eco mode~ all measurements are measured by power meter~

New TV also got an advantage to play all media formats w/o the need of additional media box player which also reduce additional power~ anyway, I dun think many pple buy new tv just to save power, if wanna save money best is dun subscribe cable or miotv, money saved can allow u to buy new tv every few yrs~ :s22:

It depend on you old CRT TV features eg dual tuner, PIP etc. As I mention, my 47" takes 130 Watts "MAX". Sure, it will take less in eco mode.

By new TV as a reason to save power is surely not a right reason.
 

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wow like that how to rec SH chn ah?

If your TV is those with DVB-T2 tuner. You can record from the HD channels. As far I know, it cannot record sources from HDMI.
 

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batuchka said:
Update: Better news from Blackgold ^^

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only their updated version of BGT3650 and BGT3620 which will be released in Q1 2014 support T2 v1.3.1
must check with them b4 hooting

USB ones will be ready somewhere in 2014

currently only their BGT3635 and BGT3602 support T2 v1.3.1

but the cheapest blackgold tuner smelly smelly also S$300 including tax and shipping, too exp for most ppl
 

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OMG it's been more than one year since your last post! :eek:

Anyway, what's the TV card u using to tune to MediaCorp DVB-T2? :o

cannot tell u leh but coming soon
my face big, got ppl help me to get first :s34:
 

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only their updated version of BGT3650 and BGT3620 which will be released in Q1 2014 support T2 v1.3.1
must check with them b4 hooting

USB ones will be ready somewhere in 2014

currently only their BGT3635 and BGT3602 support T2 v1.3.1

but the cheapest blackgold tuner smelly smelly also S$300 including tax and shipping, too exp for most ppl

Wah lao their tuners really made from orh kim one isit :mad:
 

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only their updated version of BGT3650 and BGT3620 which will be released in Q1 2014 support T2 v1.3.1
must check with them b4 hooting

USB ones will be ready somewhere in 2014

currently only their BGT3635 and BGT3602 support T2 v1.3.1

but the cheapest blackgold tuner smelly smelly also S$300 including tax and shipping, too exp for most ppl
Yah lor... and moreover, their tax and shipping is not cheap at all. :eek:
 

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i have a usb dvb t receiver lying around and I have just tested with some freeware program and found out that it is not working (no signal found).

understand dat sg is using dvb t2 standard now, if i were to buy a usb dvb t2 cable (those ranging from usd 15-40) from sources like ebay and dealextreme, will such cable able to work in sg?

plz advise and recommend.

thanx.
 

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i have a usb dvb t receiver lying around and I have just tested with some freeware program and found out that it is not working (no signal found).

understand dat sg is using dvb t2 standard now, if i were to buy a usb dvb t2 cable (those ranging from usd 15-40) from sources like ebay and dealextreme, will such cable able to work in sg?

plz advise and recommend.

thanx.

probably not
cos sg uses DVB-T2 v1.3.1 standard

many tuners uses earlier standard which is not compatible
 

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probably not
cos sg uses DVB-T2 v1.3.1 standard

many tuners uses earlier standard which is not compatible
thanx 4 de info.

so currently is there any way which we can watch tv using any other usb tv tuners in the local market and how much would it be if there is one? thanx
 

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thanx 4 de info.

so currently is there any way which we can watch tv using any other usb tv tuners in the local market and how much would it be if there is one? thanx

Look out for updated v 1.3.1 Hauppauge Nanostick T2 models "290e" and "292e" soon!
 
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