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XFX NVTV TV Tuner Review

The XFX NVTV TV Tuner, an NVIDIA based tuner card that not only works great but is also affordable too. ATI has seemed to own the TV tuner market since it started but now NVIDIA system fans and owners can enjoy TV on their pcs without feeling like a traitor with XFX's NVIDIA chipset based tuner card.
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Have you checked XFX site for drivers and software?

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Yeah, nothing there regarding a tuner card either, only gfx cards.

Now, if the app is somehow payware, I can understand nVidia won't put it up on their site, but the damn drivers??

My first foray into nVidia territory hasn't been a good one sofar (ATI only let me down insofar that they haven't released their new 500 TV card in Europe)

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yeah, i went and had a look, that really sucks they don't have the software online on their site. I know it's out there though. Don't be discouraged about Nvidia, you got a good product. I will try to find some drivers...

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Thanks!

Easiest would be if I could find anyone who actually has the package with the software and ask to send me the drivers, but from the responses here in this thread I gather there's few of those , at least for now.

Neko

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Ok, I can't get the software but found out you can contact XFX's support and they will help you get the software and drivers if you LOST your originals... Or you can buy Windows Media Center and it has it's own tuner software, yeah, that's an expensive fix but thought I would throw it out there, last maybe go to some sites like drivers.com and such and try and find it there. Good luck!

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Thanks, but I didn't lose mine. These guys sold me a OEM card and promised drivers but they weren't included.

Buying Mediacenter isn't an option, I can get a better card with better support for less.

Still hoping someone else owning this card will turn up here...

Neko

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I have the retail version with cd's. Look in the memberlist for my e-mail address so we can make an appointment.

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You can find drivers on the Point of View site (same card, other partner of nvidia): http://www.pointofview-online.com/downloads.html

In this way you have at least the drivers. MediaPortal seems to support the nvtv, so with that combination you should be able to watch tv.

Harm

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