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  1. 1st Aug 2010 21:15 #1
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    What are some good TV tuners that work well under Win7 64 bit, ideally with a hardware encoder and official Win7 drivers? I wished I didn't have to replace my Hauppauge PVR 150MCE but it doesn't work with over 3GB of RAM.
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    Where? for what? price? needs?
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    Mostly to capture analog cable.
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    Several of the Hauppauge HVR cards with WinTV7 support 64bit.

    Canopus ADVC, ADS Pyro and DV camcorders work over Firewire to WinDV.
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    My Hauppauge 1600 and 2250 work fine with my W7 64 bit.
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    I installed an ATI TV Wonder card in my Win 7 X64 machine and Windows update informed me that not only were there no drivers, ATI had no intention of making any available. However, I have a bunch of USB tuner dongles and they all worked fine for analog cable and clear QAM. A first generation Technisat PCI ATSC card designed for Pentium III even worked fine. You really have lots of options to chose from.
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