Which TV Tuner card on PC provides support for Close Capitioning?
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here is one that suports VBI teletext decoding http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1951869&CatId=0\n20 bucks you don't have to go with this company i was just trying to show you the product
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U should Install TV tuner card in ur pc
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You need a TV output on your video card or an adapter.
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add a PCI/AGP graphic card that has TV out port (S-Video), or maybe RCA adapters
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mercury is the best tv tuner card . its available everyvere
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you need a card tv card that has a svideo output.
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You can run the PowerLeap upgrade configurator, to see what your system is capable of, in regards to upgrades. http://www.powerleap.com/\nHowever, they are way overpriced, so take the info and run like heck, to Fry's, or a compatible store!!\nIs the floppy drive working?\nYou did not  really give us your existing configuration, so answering your TV Tuner card question could be hard ?\n{e.g. who made you motherboard?, CPU specs (P3-could range from 450MHz. to 1.3GHz}?, Use of TV Tuner card - watch TV, or record, an burn movies?
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Internal cards can save space, but they utilise more of your RAM and CPU.  I have used Hauppauge Win TV cards and they work well.  However, if these or any other cards are not installed properly can cause hardware conflicts.  It certainly happened to me when I was upgrading my TV card.\n\nExternal TV cards that plug into the USB are easier to handle.  Just plug and play.  However, both require software to be installed though.  I now use an external Hauppauge USB personal video recorder.  It uses less of my system resources and has hardware encoding.  Does more of the work so my PC does not have to.
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You need to install a TV tuner card in your PC.  Once you have that done, you can run the cable box to your PC the same way you run your cable box to your TV (Coaxial, S-Video, etc... If you find the right combo for the hardware you have, you can probably run both from the same digital cable box.).  The software that comes with your tuner card will allow you to view television shows on your PC.
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Here is one of the best computer satellite cards. http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/data_nexus.html\nHere is some software to use with it.\nhttp://www.progdvb.com\nhttp://www.dvbcore.com/
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See Below for a link to HD-Out cards.\n\nThe video card won't matter for TV watching but it will matter for DVD playback.  Even if you aren't going to game, some low end video cards result in choppy playback.  It depends on how much you want to spend but I like the GeForce 6600 or 6600GT with 128MB of memory.  If you go for the ATi camp then a Radeon 9600XT should be fine.  I know for a fact these provide smooth play back.  Though it depends on what type of connection you were going to use.  Most video cards have S-Video out but it depends on what you were planning to use.\n\nIt also depends on if you are going to use PCIe (PCI Express) or an AGP slot for the card.\n\nI would (depending on the type of connection you want to use) buy a seperate video card and get a PCI TV tuner card, if you have a spare PCI slot.\n\nFor HD-Out cards, see this page but stick to the guidlines above for the GPU, http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?submit=PROPERTY&SubCategory=48&propertycodevalue=2328:14100&bop=and&order=PRICE\nMaybe you missed it, the above link will take you to a bunch of cards that have HD-Out.
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yes, you just need a tv-out video card.
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You need to have a tv tuner card in your computer.  You can buy them at places like Best Buy, CompUSA, etc. It doesn't come standard on computers, unless you have a media center edition that comes with it.
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use a video capture card in your PC to link it up.
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You need to get a TV Tuner card.
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Pick up a TV tuner card.  They're not too expensive.  Search http://newegg.com or another computer hardware store.  There are also USB TV tuners.  Look around online, you'll find something.
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If your laptop has an available PCMCIA slot, you could use a PCMCIA TV Tuner Card.  Its so much more portable than a USB tuner, and you won't have to plug in your TV tuner or pull it out whenever you want to pack up your laptop. You could just leave it in its slot.\n\nAnd about Internet TV - THEY'RE DIFFERENT from regular TV that are broadcasted via air/cable. Sure there are several thousand Internet TV stations, but these are just from small studios with programs and shows that you'd be unfamiliar with, a lot is in foreign language. Programs broadcasted via air are usually not available in Internet TV