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06-Dec-2003	The Fly98	NR	The Brooktree TV Tuner Cards are compatible with WinXP, 2000, ME and 9x. Both, the drivers and application for viewing TV (for all microsoft operative systems) can be found at: http://www.dynalink.co.nz/support/multimedia.htm The only drawback of having one of these Brooktree TV Tuner cards with Windows XP or Windows 2000 is that you can not define the video codec for recording. This is by design, it's not a bug or a flaw, and the reason is that TView2000 (the application software for tunning and watching TV) is still experimental under these NT-like OS. If you have no intention or interest on custom video recording, TView2000 is fine. While not being able to select a custom video codec with TView2000, you still can record, but the output video file will be an uncompressed raw AVI. If you would like to select a different, better, faster, lighter codec like, for example, DivX or MPEG, it is only possible to select them for recording with TView99, which is only available to Windows 9x. Basically the differences are that on WinXP and Win2k, the button "Video Compression" will be disabled, but you still can record and watch the TV. Brooktree cards are supported also in BSD operating systems, lilke FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and NetBSD. So it is very likely that a Linux driver can be found, and hopefully it's already compiled into a mainstream linux distribution like RedHat. For software, you can try 'fxtv'.