ProgDVB v6.32.8
Win2k / WinXP
At the present moment work on the following cards is possible:
- Aver DVB-S
- BroadLogic 2030/1030
- Netcast DVB
- Pinnacle PCTV Sat (driver >=260)
- Sky Star 1 (Nexus; the driver 2.x from TechnoTrend)
- Sky Star 2 USB or PCI (the driver 4.22 and is higher)
- Telemann Skymedia 300 DVB (not official)
- TwinHan compatible (VisionDTV, Power Color, INCA Digital Tv, Chaintech, ...)
- WinTV NOVA (Budget) USB or PCI
- St@rKey usb box
- Cards with BDA driver (With some cards problems are possible)
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1License and operating system information is based on latest version of the software.
s2emu help!! - ProgDVB (34 posts)
Latest post: 02/04/2009
Forum room: Home theater / Digital TV (DVB) discussion







Does anybody know what Control Bx will work with Dish Network, Satellite Dish and this program. I'm new and investigating all possible solutions, and I already have the dish and wiring hooked up
ProgDVB was fairly average and buggy when I was looking around for decent PVR software and tried it (most supplied PVRs are complete garbage). <br/> <br/>As an alternative, DVBViewer is by far the best PVR software out of all the many I tried.
Is their some sort of list that tell U just what U can recieve..Also I've got a functioning Dish Network Dish. What other equipment would I need to work with this
I use 4.77 with a Freecom USB DVB-T receiver and the downloadable BDA drivers from the freecom website.
This software is far better than that provided with the DVB stick or PowerCinema. Can't comment on Arcsoft Totalmedia,but this should also work with BDA drivers.
And PROGDVB has a major advantage in that it is free and also has a user forum.
My biggest gripe with Prog is that subtitles are activated automatically. No big deal? well... thing is if the subtitle module is ticked I get an extremely annoying "doop" noise every two seconds.(the noise you get on XP if a program fails to open)so i think subtitles should be not be ticked as default.
Positives are, once i got rid of the bleep,it picked up around fifty seven radio, digital TV and top up channels.
It can record to a schedule, but mute your speakers if its after midnight, or you will be encouraged by your spouse to do so in the middle of the night.
The electronic program guide works well, you can have full screen, window or detail view modes.
You can also rename the channels and then re-sort to your convenience.
This is an excellent piece of software and free, so support the author where you can.
It may be advisable to wait till a release is "stable" before you use. I've had a few instantaneous reboots when using the latest releases, but it is a live work in progress.
4.77 is stable and works great, even without a PCI card.
I use this software with a Skystar 2 pci card. The software works really well with this card. Video/record quality is great, depending on the channel bit rate of course. The good thing about this software is that doesn’t need much in the way of configuration, I have tried other software which needs video and audio codec's to even get a picture.
Overall a very nice piece of software.
This program lets you watch DVB-T, too, and even lists the transponders, but the overall stability of the program really is an issue. I use TwinHan -based DVB-T card.
This looks like a very good software.Any comments on the type of Brds work best.I know their site list all brds,but AhhHa whats best