TV Standards

• NTSC Analog Cable, Over the Air TV

• ATSC Digital Over the Air HDTV

• Clear QAM Digital Cable TV

WinTV-HVR-950Q hybrid TV stick features

• Watch high definition ATSC digital TV or analog cable TV on your PC or laptop screen! ATSC HD is the over-the-air high definition TV standard for North America.

• No need to open your PC: just plug into your USB 2.0 port.

• Includes Hauppauge's WinTV v6 application to watch and record TV in a window or full screen. With WinTV-Scheduler, so you can record your favorite TV programs daily, weekly or once only.

• Digital ATSC over-the-air TV tuner built-in. A portable digital TV antenna is included, and can be used to receive digital TV up to 10 miles from a ATSC transmitter. Record ATSC digital TV programs to your PC's hard disk using high quality MPEG-2. TV recordings will typically consume 5 Gigabytes of disk space per hour for ATSC high definition.

• Clear QAM digital TV tuner built-in. Watch, pause and record clear QAM cable TV channels.

• Record analog TV shows to your PC's hard disk using our SoftPVR™ MPEG-2 encoder. Analog TV recordings will typically consume 1.5 Gigabytes of disk space per hour.

• Media Center compatible. Watch and recording TV with Microsoft’s Windows Media Center*.

Watch & record hi-definition ATSC digital TV or clear QAM digital cable TV

• Watch and record clear QAM digital cable TV. Clear QAM are digital cable TV programs transmitted on your cable TV network "in the clear". Many cable operators transmit the high definition local TV channels using clear QAM.

• Watch and record cable TV or over-the-air ATSC high definition digital TV. programs, in a window or full screen on your PC or laptop monitor.

• Schedule your TV recordings, using the high quality MPEG-2 video recording format.

• Pocket size, easy to install on USB2. The perfect traveling companion for desktop or laptops.

Analog TV features

• Analog cable TV tuner built-in.

• Record analog TV shows to your PC's hard disk using our SoftPVR™ MPEG-2 encoder. Analog TV recordings will typically consume 1.5 Gb of disk space per hour.