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I don't know but it certainly looks good for the money.... just one tip ..your laptop or PC will need to meet or preferably exceed by a good margin the minimum requirements for any of these sticks to work correctly.
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256MB or higher system RAM (512MB recommended)
100MB free disk space for software installation. Additional space required for recordings.
Sound card/chipset for audio playback
One free USB 2.0 Port (USB 1.x not supported)
Well, I've ordered one. We go to Belgium for a few days on the 1st of Feb, so will let you know how it turns out. I also intend to borrow one of those powered aerials.
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A chap at work used one and swore by it - I saw it working and it was OK.
Keep us up to date, please.
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Roger-that looks to be a good product and as there's a no quible guarante it seems a "no lse" deal
But- would you have to use an extension antennae lead from the normal tv socket (in my case in a tv cupboard in top of m/home) and connect to laptop? I don't have an aerial connection in lappy so where does it go? - I know it comes with an aerial but I unsderstand it's best to link with your normal tv aerial (Status?) Sorry if it's a daft question!
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During the world cup we bought these at work to watch the Footie. They are really good. Used it with the Laptop last year in Denmark, Sweden and have also used it over here (not to record programmes even though it does do this) You plug the USB stick into the Laptop or PC and the Aerial connector is at the end of the USB Stick. Needed an extension to reach our aerial cable socket - couple of quid I think. On our PC's at work we only used the stick on aerial on the window.
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During the world cup we bought these at work to watch the Footie. They are really good. Used it with the Laptop last year in Denmark, Sweden and have also used it over here (not to record programmes even though it does do this) You plug the US
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- I know it comes with an aerial but I unsderstand it's best to link with your normal tv aerial (Status?) Sorry if it's a daft question!
