12 VOLT TELEVISIONS

Which Version of Avermedia do I use for Australia running Win7 I looked at the site but I got confused as to what I actually needed

Thanks
Wayne B

Wayne,

Not an expert but!! It is a matter of what plug in your PC can take. I have 2 lap tops with different side sockets = PCMIA and E Express or similar. I use XP on lap tops but I don't think & is a problem,

First what socket, then English, you don't need paid TV etc.. Get back for more confusion!!!
regards
Mike

Thanks Mike.
So I need hardware as well as software is that correct.

I am as dumb ad DS when it comes to these things.

Cheers
Wayne

Hi Wayne,

You would need a laptop! Then when you purchase the relevant device from AVERMEDIA it comes with software (which is very good) and with the plug in device (ie USB, PCMIA or Express).

Once software is installed and device plugged in you would connect an aerial to the device, usually supplied.

I am currently in Alice Springs (sob sob!) and using digital TV I have more channels than I can poke a stick at ie ABC 1-4, SBS 1- 4, 7,9, 10 plus their other channels and a few I didn't know existed!!

I can listen to TV whilst answering emails, banking etc...., and I can record programmes onto my hard drive to view later or burn to disk. I use XP but have Windows 7 at home.

The TV kit comes with instructions and a very good manual so I am sure you could cope, after all you are a member!!!

get back if I can help more, PM me if you want to go private!

regards,

Mike

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Very good and service and delivery exceptional
check out their website

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Ken

Anologue has only been turned off in the Mildura region of Victoria.
Ozjohn.

Have a look on the back of the TV & it should indicate how many Watt it is. Divide the wattage by 12 and that will give you how many amps it draws per hour. I may stand corrected, but I think that is the way you calculate it.

Ours is a 12" TV & draws 5 amps/hr using above method. Cheers

Thx barry that at least gives me something to work on...........

Just a minor point but it draws "5 Amps" not "5 Amps per hour".

In an hour it will have consumed 5 Ampere hours, in two hours = 10 Ah etc.

My brother just bought one of those and said the sound is awful - everything else is OK - he said he will have to get some extension speakers speakers and play the sound through a small amp.

Garry

http://www.kogan.com.au/shop/22-lcd-tv-w-dvd-player-pvr-hd-digital-tune/