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09-04-06, 07:11 PM
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Hardware advice
I like to have sat card in my computer and i like to be able to use cardshare, have taken a look at Hauppauge Digital DEC-3000-s (http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/pages/pro...dec3000-s.html) but dont know if this is possible.
Dont like to buy a card that dont have this because dont like to buy another card that day i like to have it working. Or is any card valid as long as it has got a slot for card? |
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10-04-06, 10:44 PM
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Re: Hardware advice
Hi, and welcome
 To be honest, I've never set one up for cardsharing, so I can't tell you definitively which satellite cards work and which don't. My guess would be that the common PCI cards would work, such as the Skystar 1 and 2 although it's as much to do with the function of the emulator/softcam. Newcamd and GBOX i386 variants both work on the PC platform, but more than that I don't know. Maybe someone else here will have some extra information for you. STICK
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