Terratec CineStar DVB-C PCI HD + vplug

[DonCorleone]

Hi
right now im using windows ultimate with dvbviewer+vplug and terratec DVB-C PCI HD.
After reading you page, i was wondering if i can use my hardware and your software with similiar results:
like hd-tv,hd-video especially i need the vplug( im using it with dvbviewer) addon for the tv, my parents watching foreign television, i need it for the decryption(emulation of the CI Mudule), maybe there is other software which works in the same way.
Is this possible to do with LinuxMCE? If yes i will switch to Linux.


sorry for my english

[totallymaxed]

Hi
right now im using windows ultimate with dvbviewer+vplug and terratec DVB-C PCI HD.
After reading you page, i was wondering if i can use my hardware and your software with similiar results:
like hd-tv,hd-video especially i need the vplug( im using it with dvbviewer) addon for the tv, my parents watching foreign television, i need it for the decryption(emulation of the CI Mudule), maybe there is other software which works in the same way.
Is this possible to do with LinuxMCE? If yes i will switch to Linux.


sorry for my english

Hi,

I think this is your Cinestart card; http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/TerraTec_Cinergy_C_DVB-C

If it is then it looks like the support for it is not quite there yet I'm afraid.

Andrew

PS Your English is very good!

[DonCorleone]

you are right! It is the card,...okey  so right now, it isnt working. Is it possible to use, some "standart" drivers? Will it work in the future? If i mange to install in the card in Linux, so it recognice it, will it work in LinuxMCE.
What about the vplug, i have read that tuxzap can also emulate the CI Modul, do you think it will be possible for me to implement it. Or is the other "better" solution. Im new to Linux(installing and setup), but i have already worked in Linux, compiling and programming in Java,C,C++ .

Rightnow i have the dvbviewer with mce skin running unter windows ultimate. Its working fine(i had to add STRG+ALT+ENTF to the remote,....you you know what i mean, if i say "it working")