Mini USB2.0 Digital DVB-T USB 2.0 Digital Video Broadcasting SDR+DAB+FM HDTV Tuner Receiver Stick FC0012, Windows XP/2000/vista/Win7

Mini USB2.0 Digital DVB-T USB 2.0 Digital Video Broadcasting SDR+DAB+FM HDTV Tuner Receiver Stick FC0012, Windows XP/2000/vista/Win7

$ 12.59

Score By Feature

Based on 27 ratings

Battery life

7.67

Noise cancellation

7.56

Sound quality

7.31

Comfort

5.64

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Product Description

A recording function for terrestrial digital video and radio programs. Here's the link to download the driver http//dwz. Is a date/knowing

Multi-language installation and application program support Auto-scan channels at 6/7/8 MHz Convenience One touch Automatic channel scan at 6/7/8 MHz

The following requirements are required(1) Window XP / 2000 / vista / 7(2) an 800 MHz CPU (3) 128MB RAM

The monitor can be configured to support HDTV resolutions up to 1920*1200 and 169/1610/43 widescreen modes

It is received 48 times per day. TA 26-863. With a tuning range of 25MHz

Selected User Reviews For Mini USB2.0 Digital DVB-T USB 2.0 Digital Video Broadcasting SDR+DAB+FM HDTV Tuner Receiver Stick FC0012, Windows XP/2000/vista/Win7

The channel you requested was not found

3/5

The radio stations were found, but not the There are a lot of configuration options, so if I have to tweak anything I have no idea where to begin. Also, the software is outdated, and you have to pay the price of a new This is not something I would.

Zara Snider

| Dec 09, 2020

This device will not work on television systems in the United States, nor will it function as a SDR

3/5

In other words, this is a Chinese waste of money worth ten dollars. TV watchers in the USA are out of luck because the tuner is for European TV systems only. In the end, I bought it so I could receive FM radio on my desktop with the SDR function. The SDR# software does not work with it, so it seems like a waste of money to me. I think you may have had better luck with the SDR functions than I did, but the reviews lead me to believe that I did not. It would have been wise to read reviews prior to spending 10 dollars and a half day trying it out.