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Posted by Doug Knox MS-MVP on July 5, 2006, 1:08 am
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The only real difference is the drivers that the card ships with. The =
Hauppauge 150-PVR is the exact same card as the 150-PVR-MCE. The driver =
disk that ships with it is different, and the MCE version does not come =
with the Hauppauge remote control (which is not an MCE 2005 remote). =
Additionally, if you're looking at a bundle that includes the Media =
Center remote control, it will have the Media Center drivers.
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>I am looking into getting a tuner for my new Dell with MCE 2005. In =
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> at tuners from different manufacturers, I notice that some come with a =
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> and some don't. Both types state they are Media Center compatible.
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> Of the ones that come with a remote some also state they have their =
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> guide software, yet MCE has its own also. I get the impression that =
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> remote and software are a unit, which would render MCE's TV guide and =
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> functions basically non-functional. Am I understanding this correctly? =
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> me understand.
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> If so, what type of tuner/remote combination is necessary or I should =
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> watchintg out for that will allow MCE 2005 to function with the TV =
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> TV guide and remote controling the MCE functions?
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> Or would any remote work on MCE 2005 with a tuner when both are of the =
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> manufacturer. If someone can elaborate on these points I would greatly =
> appreciate it.
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> Thanks,
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> Roger
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