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SABRENT SBT-TVFM TV Tuner Video Capture Card FM Radio w/ Remote

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Model
Brand	SABRENT
Model	SBT-TVFM

Details
Type	TV Tuner Cards
Others	Analog TV signal source (Cable or antenna)
Specifications	Easy install and User-friendly software. Watch TV on your PC without any delay. OSD: On Screen Display Favorite channel list TV channel Fine tune +/-0.25MHz Max. resolution up to 720x576 VBI data capture for closed caption data decoding Included software Teletext decoding TV / Video Display Video Window free scale PCI 2.1 compliance with Plug & Play capabilities Easy to use with Plug and Play

Tuner
Interface	PCI
Video System	Max. resolution up to 720x576
FM Tuner	Yes
Ports In	TV input S-VHS input Composite input Audio input FM signal input
Ports Out	Audio output via audio cable to sound card

System
Processor	366MHz CPU or higher
Graphics Card	VGA Card with at least 8MB memory
Memory	32MB RAM or above
Available Slot	Available PCI slot
Operating Systems Supported	Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

Features
Features	Watch TV on PC Built-in TV Tuner allows you to receive up to 125 channels on cable or TV air broadcasts. Full Screen TV Display User friendly software provides studio quality functionality. Auto scan up to 125 TV channels OSD function Channel rename Supports Composite / S-Video input or Composite Video Camera Capture Rate: 30 frames per second TV Frequency: CATV / VHF / UHF Favorite TV channel editing VBI supports Teletext Support Teletext Mode Remote control FM Radio FM Record and Play Video Conferencing with Microsoft NetMeeting by adding a Video Camera

Package Contents
Package Contents	SBT-TVFM Driver Disk Remote Sensor Remote Control FM Cable Audio Cable

Additional Information
First Listed on Newegg	September 03, 2004