FS: STB PCI Stereo TV/FM tuner

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From: Stuffed Crust
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 00:00

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This is actually a Gateway OEM model, so drivers and such can be snagged
from Gateway. 

Works fine in Win9x and Linux..  and NT4 (so I'm told).
Win2K you can get it working without sound by using generic drivers.

Based on the venerable Bt848 chipset, this card can capture 640x480@30fps
if your hard disk can keep up... or use it to watch TV in a window (or
full-screen) with almost zero CPU utilization.

Asking $30, the general going rate on Ebay for such things.  A comperable
new board will run about $100.

 - Pizza [if you think you're seeing double, you're wrong]
-- 
Solomon Peachy                                    pizzaATfucktheusers.org
I ain't broke, but I'm badly bent.                           ICQ# 1318344
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