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s0lanine wrote:
> 
> Are they supported?
> 
> Are TV cards supported in freebsd 4.0?
> 
> Thanks
> 

s0lanine, i've heard that there are a few that work. As for specifics,
I know the WinTV cards work. They're made by Hauppage. If you find
something other than that, look for a BT848 or BT878 chipset (made by
Hauppage). Those are known to work well under FreeBSD.
-Otter


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