Pros: Works great... I have some old VHS tapes I am converting to DVD and it does the job great.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I had a TV Wonder 550 that would not record outside sources to I bought this one and have been very happy with it. I also own a 650 with dual tuner in my HTPC

Pros: Works Somewhat.

Cons: Doesnt work with Windows Media Center, you must use the Catalyst Media Center which sucks. The Catalyst Media Center crashes offen and looks sloppy. The remote is also designed poorly and the buttons feel out of place and uncomfortable to reach. All drivers were up to date from the AMD site until I requested a RMA and bought the Hauppague HD Dual Tuner

Overall Review: Current Setup, Intel Quad @ 2.4 Q6600, 4gb pc6400, 250gb, Sapphire 2600xt 512 video

Pros: The software uses very limited system resources. Setup and installation is quick and easy.

Cons: The system works by emulated a USB hub and then running video through that... poor design. The software is buggy. About 3/4 of the time, it crashes at startup. For some reason the audio / video tracks go out of sync. Restarting fixes this problem. I believe this is a side effect of my first point.

Overall Review: I've had these same problems with other Pinnacle tuner cards. If you need a TV tuner, go with Hauppage.

Pros: PCI-Express x1 and good price after mail in rebate

Cons: I own an ATI PC Wonder 650. Using this as a comparison, I am completely unsatisfied with the VisionTek TV Wonder HD 600 900189 PCI-Express x1. The channel changing is much slower, the picture quality is inferior, and it occasionally locks up on a channel and will not change until the PC is rebooted. I had hoped that with VisionTek using the ATI hardware I could expect similar quality to my ATI TV Wonder 650, I was sadly mistaken.

Pros: I only purchased this card so I can record my Super Smash Bros. gameplay along with sound.

Cons: I managed to record footage under decent resolution, but during game sometimes it tends to lag or sometimes it will go out of sync.

Overall Review: it was cheap and I did get the job done but only with a few flaws.

Pros: Very easy to install. Worked right away. Very clear picture. Everything worked fine.

Cons: Scanning available channels. For some reason it doesnt recognize all the channels. for example, no espn. i have it plugged into my cable(wall), so i should have all channels, im assuming.

Pros: Affordable, Quick response from remote.

Cons: Viewing with Catalyst Media Center, only work 10 mins, then stop working, restart computer will allow you to see another 10 mins.

Overall Review: -I hope my card is decfective, getting another card and hope it works better.

Pros: Works really well when it works. Has a nice remote, installs easily enough in a (usually otherwise unused) Pci Xpress x1 slot. Excellent analog and\or digital picture quality.

Cons: As another user stated, crashes often in my Vista 64 setup. Will sometimes simply not work at all (no signal) in either the Catalyst Center software (included with the card) or Vista Media Center. No printed documentation included.

Overall Review: Probably would work quite well with better Software\Drivers. This is the third Tuner card I have tried to get to work with Vista 64 (8 gb of ram, 8800 gts video card, Asus MB). While not that great, at least it works better than the Sabrent ATSC or the Hauppauge HVR-1600. Still, it should be a lot better than it is, IMO.