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The pvr-150 tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the Hauppauge PVR-150 TV tuner card, primarily in the context of building home theater PCs (HTPCs) running Windows 7. Users share their system builds that include the PVR-150 for recording and watching cable TV, often alongside other components like graphics cards and sound cards. Common issues involve driver compatibility, memory detection problems on Windows 7 x64, and display quality when connecting to a TV via S-video. The tag reflects troubleshooting and setup advice for integrating the PVR-150 into a Windows-based media center.
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 has beaten me

    Building an HTPC has long been a challenge I wanted to tackle. I wanted a system that would be able to watch/record cable, play Blu-rays and also play some games. My build: Intel Core Duo CPU ASUS P5Q-E 4 Gb DDR2-800 EVGA Gtx 260 Core 216 LG GBW-H20L BD-R Enermax 625W 1 Tb Samsung Spinpoint F1...
    • Salted11
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    • antivirus audio issues black screen blu-ray cpu driver issues driver sweeper drivers gaming home theater htpc nvidia drivers pvr-150 reclock samsung system restore upgrade windows 7 windows vista
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Serious Bug in Windows 7 x64

    Hey Guys, I installed Windows 7 x64 today and when i opened the system information tool, it shows 3.25GB usable. So, i checked with task manager and it shows the same 3326(3.25) to my surprise. How is this possible on a x64 OS? Memory mapping is on 32 bit if i am not wrong... Have been...
    • clown_abhi
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    • 64-bit advanced options bios bugs configuration drivers hardware compatibility hauppauge memory memory limit performance pvr-150 ram system information task manager tech support usable memory windows 7 windows vista workaround
    • Replies: 32
    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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    Windows 7 New to Windows 7

    Hello, I installed Windows 7 last night. Everything is pretty astounishing, Windows is snappy, gets to the point even with my aging computer. However, I'm having a few problems: It's my TV computer, and it's connected to it with a S-video cable on my Nvidia GeForce5 FX5200 that has 128 megs...
    • Error403
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    • blurry icons compaq computer issues crash desktop drivers evo d510 fonts hardware media center movies nvidia performance pvr-150 s-video set-top box setup support video memory windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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