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In Reply to: RE: can't agree with that posted by Joe Murphy Jr on September 05, 2011 at 21:53:35

> Want an NTSC tuner? Just use a VCR or DVD recorder.

Thought we were discussing *standalone* tuners, AKA STBs.

It's not $75 used but the Mygica LDA-9000 at $100 seems to meet all of your other criteria. It's targeted at the computer market, rather than consumer electronics.

Mygica LDA-9000 at Amazon.com (Open in New Window)

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that's $35 more than the $65 it's not worth - Joe Murphy Jr 22:38:55 09/07/11 (0)
It was only $65 from meritline.com, so I tried it. Sent it back because it doesn't tune to any of the digital channels that the cable company provides. None of them. I guess the part of that tuner that is QAM should be labeled SQAM. I have two televisions and two tuners that get at least 30 "free" digital channels (SD, HD and music) from the cable company.

As for the VCR/DVD Recorder reference, I don't recall any STBs that were NTSC only.

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