Hi,
I apologize first off if this may be in the wrong place, but i couldnt see anywhere else to ask this. I have a HVR 1800 card and I do not for the life of me know where to connect the ir sensor. The manual says to connect it to the "Remote Control Socket" but i dont know if thats supposed to be on the card or on my computer?? Is it even necessary for proper use??
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On the card.
Well, it's necessary if you want to use the remote control...
i looked on the card and i didnt see anywhere to hook it up...theres no port for it
http://www.hauppauge.com/pics/hvr1800mckit_board-s.jpg
theres a pic of my card
The 1800 that has the IR blaster kit has the needed port. One of the 1800s didn't come with a remote and doesn't work with IR blasters. Are you using Media Center?
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Another option is to get the Media Center remote with its IR puck. The puck connects via USB and it supports two IR blasters, or at least the two that I have do.
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meh...nvm...i just realized how shit my luck is.....now even though the card is properly installed, drivers up to date and it is recognized in windows, media center doesnt see its there......so ill just say fuck it and wait till i can afford to have some tech guy build me a new pc and configure this thing for $150......thx for the help anyways
You gotta' run the media center setup wizard for TVOriginally Posted by agoramilio
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hey...so ive had some success with getting channels...but i have another question that i may already know the answer to but im scanning for HD channels using WinTV and most are encrypted..is there any way to get those unencrypted?
and if this card doesnt have a port for the ir blaster...why is there one with the card/
thanks
The ATSC tuner on that card only supports open QAM-encrypted channels so if they're using a key (thus not open encryption) then you're not meant to view those channels without the use of the cable box or such. From what I've seen the open QAM channels are DiscoveryHD, ESPN, and the rest of those that normally come with standard HD cable packages.
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