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Your cart is empty.WinTV-quadHD has four tuners on a half height PCI Express board. WinTV-quadHD will fit in both full and half height PC's, and can plug into PCI Express x1 or x16 slots. Watch, pause or record up to four ATSC or clear QAM HD TV programs at the same time. The WinTV-quadHD is seen as 4 tuners so you can watch one TV program or record up to 4 TV programs at the same time. Contents: Includes the WinTV-quadHD board, Hauppauge remote control, IR receiver cable, QI and Includes activation code for download of WinTV v10 application for Windows. Both half and full height brackets included. Supports four tuner picture-in-picture. Also works with Windows Media Center (included in Windows 7 and optional in Windows 8).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
I like it it works no problem installing on windows 11 wish I got channel 9 or CBS but it's bc my indoor antenna isn't good enough . Don't thinking making cards anymore . Have to get it while it exists . It's a toy where watch tv on computer. It's worth it to me
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
I have a PC that is ON 24/7 with a security camera system so it was convenient to add this tuner card to this PC. I like that you can record multiple shows at the same time.I like that the recordings are a standard PC file format and can be backed up to other hard drives.The receiver sensitivity seems quite good.I like the file naming convention that captures the program name from the TV Guide. It makes it easy to find the recorded show.I enabled the built-in Windows 11 DLNA Media Server on the PC, and I'm able to watch the recorded shows on any of my smart televisions using the ROKU MEDIA PLAYER app (or by using a ROKU ULTRA attached to the television).
Martin Mitchell
Reviewed in Australia on May 24, 2022
See above.Did not tune Australian channels freeview channels and any digital format from rooftop digital coaxial link, does not recognize cable link as it should in picture 2
CS
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021
I bought this about 3 years ago, so maybe their software isn't terrible anymore. I had a lot of issues with this card when I tried to use the Win TV software. I even purchased another copy because I lost the one that came with it. It's trash.Once I ditched their software and bought Plex, that all changed. Plex controls the card and tuners and everything. It does the recording and programming and sorting. It's the best thing to happen to cord cutters and HTPC's and geeks like me.With Plex I can program DVR functions, watch live TV, pause, ect, and I can do so from anywhere I have an internet connection. I can use my phone or Kindle or old Ipad or another computer.It also organizes and plays my movies I've ripped with Redfox and Handbrake. Of course all the computers and Roku devices in the house can do the same, as well as cell phones and tablets.If you're interested in cord cutting, this is for you. I'm using it in a 5 year old gaming rig with Windows 10. With that, and a paid version of Plex, you'll be enjoying free OTA shows at your leasure.As for an antenna, if you can, get a roof top antenna.
Customer
Reviewed in Australia on October 19, 2021
I understand that this is a global product but it should not apear on Amazon Australia if it does not support the DVB-TS transmission. I thought the 1609 model supports DVB-TS but apparently not.
Ivan C.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2019
Works as advertised. I connected a basic indoor panel antenna to this card. Compared to my LG TV's built in tuner with same antenna, this card picks up dozens more local channels, and it gets a more reliable signal on the channels. Plus, of course, it can tune 4 channels at once. Once I got the driver installed it was a breeze to set it up with NextPVR and watch live or recorded TV in Kodi.I did have some problems with the driver installer (which seemed pretty outdated) on Windows 10. I had to contact Hauppauge technical support. They couldn't totally solve my problem but they were helpful and reasonably responsive. I tinkered around and eventually got everything working. If you're building a dedicated system for TV capture you might consider running Linux instead, these cards work great for that too.
Roberto Lopez
Reviewed in Mexico on January 25, 2019
La tarjeta funciona de maravilla, la estoy usando con mi servidor PlexTV sobre Fedora y usando hasta 3 de los 4 sintonizadores los canales de miran de manera fluida y sin problemas en HD
Bernvill
Reviewed in Mexico on July 2, 2018
La tarjeta funciona perfectamente, actualmente tengo 3 de estas trabajando en un solo servidor para un total de 12 canales de captura simultanea.El controlador funciona sin problemas en versiones recientes de windows.El software incluido no es ideal pero la tarjeta es compatible con soluciones de software de terceros.
Atypical User
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2018
It's quite convenient to be able to record more than two over-the-air shows at once with a single card. I use it with a Linux-based PC (3.2 GHz 4-core processor) with Kodi (client) and TVHeadend (server). Other devices (Amazon FireTV w/Kodi to view the broadcast schedule and to play back recordings, and a PC running LibreELEC w/Kodi) can access this PC's tuners over the local network through the TVHeadend server. I've run four instances of Kodi to see four channels at once, although the common use will be recording up to four channels at once.Picture quality is excellent. You'll need a decent TV antenna signal for best results. For Linux, you'll also need a recent kernel, 4.9 or later, which includes the driver to support the ATSC version; no need to visit the Hauppauge website. You'll also need a way to tune, view and record the signals. While you can do this in VLC, it's better to use a very smart backend server for this purpose (like TVHeadend or NextPVR), and a frontend client like Kodi (formerly XBMC).The card uses about seven watts while idle, plus roughly two (SD) or three (HD) additional watts per channel while recording, according to a Kill-A-Watt meter.No real negatives were experienced. The documentation supplied was for Windows installation and use of the WinTV program, but the tools for useful Linux viewing/recording have their own documentation and support forum sites. The signal quality meter in Kodi is not reporting anything using the Linux driver (TVHeadend has a signal strength for each channel), but once the antenna in the attic is properly aimed that doesn't matter.If you are looking to build an HTPC with a fast PC having a spare PCIe slot, I can highly recommend this model 1609 quad-channel ATSC card for Linux PC-based reception and recording of TV broadcasts in North America.
JeffNB
Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2017
The Hauppage QuadHD card was purchased to replace a Hauppauge 2250 card in my MythTV system.With the old 2250, I had added an LTE (site 0.5 KM away) filter plus a homebrew 175 MHz high-pass filter to filter out the six strong broadcast FM’s (367,500 KW ERP) that were 5 KM away, line-of-sight. Even with those filters, the 2250 didn’t work well. Receiving RF channel 27 was a 50/50 proposition.With the filters still on my antenna system, the QuadHD receives much better than the 2250. It receives channel 27 flawlessly with the odd occasional pixelating, probably from a nearby radio repeater.The QuadHD uses a Silicon Labs Si2157 tuner IC and its datasheet claims “ A harmonic rejection mixer delivers outstanding immunity to Wi-Fi and LTE interference, replacing the need for external filtering.” and “best-in-class real-world reception”. It is definitely an improvement.It worked fine on Linux, but I had to upgrade my kernel from 4.4 to 4.10. After that, the card was recognized automatically on boot.Really pleased with its performance and four tuners is a bonus.
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