Just wondering if anyone is using the Dvico dual DVB-T tuner card or any other dual tuner DVB-T card for that matter.

TIA

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Have a look at http://clug.anu.edu.au/index.php?name=R ... ntent&id=1. One of the tuners is usb and won't be recognised until you connect it via a usb2 cable.

Mike

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Thanks mike,
May be an option but seems a little messy, just looking for the future.

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R8.1 combined backend/frontend
ASUS P7H55-M Pro
Intel i3-550, 4Gb Ram
Seagate 500GB (Sata)
2x Dvico DVB-T Lite & Sony PlayTV (usb twin tuner)
TP-Link TL-WN881ND PCIe wifi card (not working)
Logitech Harmony One remote, CoolerMaster ATC-S case

Hi Bearwood,

Now that I have one, I can tell you it is incredibly easy to get the second tuner to work. Just find dvb-usb-bluebird.fw and drop it into /usr/lib/hotplug/firmware/. Reboot and your new tuner's there.

Mike

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Hi Mike

Is that for the original Dual Digital or the newer Dual Digital 2 or 4 cards?

Cheers
Sime

Actually, not 100% sure It was an ex-demo on ebay. It was sold to me as a 2, but was sent in an original card's box.

Nothing in lspci -vv output other than "FusionHDTV DVB-T Dual Digital". It's probably a DD2 (they had a sticker on the box identifying it as such: they're a reputable shop and are a listed DVICO dealer).
Mike

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