How can I view the analog in DVBViewer?

[Patricek0056]

Hello there, I'm new to these forums, but now that question.
How can I view the analogue antenna in DVBViewer? Please tell me step-by-step guide how to set-up/view the analogue antenna in the DVBViewer.

IMPORTANT: I'm using Evolveo USB adaptor to view the TV and analogue antenna cable, so please post a step-by-step guide RELEVANT to the Evolveo USB adaptor and analogue antenna cable.

Thank you.

[lollo]

DVB-T means Digital Video Broadcasting - Terrestrial

What is "analogue DVB-T" you want to watch?

[Patricek0056]

I have analogue antenna cable through Evolveo USB adaptor.

[Patricek0056]

Sorry I'm new to these things.

[Patricek0056]

So if it is digital, then I have an issue in the description.

UPDATE: I fixed the description, to be honest I don't know these names like DVB-T, so sorry.

[lollo]

No problem!

The antenna cable is not specific for (old) Analog TV or DVB-T. Just connect it to the Evolveo card, tune the channels and watch or record TV.

DVB Viewer is by far the best program for TV watching and recording.

What do you need exactly?

[Patricek0056]

But tell me step-by-step guide for installation of the analogue TV to DVB Viewer, please.

[lollo]

It does not work like that. Try yourself (there are many guides on-line) and if you fail report here the problem and we'll be glad to help you!

[usually_quiet]

But tell me step-by-step guide for installation of the analogue TV to DVB Viewer, please.

Do you want to connect your computer running DVB Viewer to an old CRT TV that only has analog connections for video and audio?

[ProWo]

Install dvbviewer on your computer.
Put in your USB Tuner Stick, start Dvbviewer, go to settings, select at devices your usb tuner.
Then you have to search for chanels, like on a normal TV.
Read the faq and the dvbviewer forum for help.

Btw: you are talking about DVB-T, not analog video.
TV Broadcasting today is digital, not analogue.

[usually_quiet]

I wish Patricek0056 would return and provide more information about his problem.

He keeps mentioning the word "analogue". Is he confusing the words "analogue" and "digital" or is something else going on?