REVIEW: Ceton InfiniTV 4 Review

When it comes to watching cable television via the Ceton InfiniTV 4 everything just works ... When it comes to whether or not I would recommend the card, the answer is absolutely: yes! ... To put it simply, the Ceton InfiniTV 4 is Media Center paradise! I’ve never once been concerned about running out of tuners, and every channel that my cable company provides to me is viewable, even the premium channels in high definition.
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VIDEO: DIY Media Centers with Ceton Tuners

Up until recently if you wanted to have a Media Center that recorded your cable pay channels, you had to buy an certified Windows Media Center. That changed last year when Microsoft opened up the platform allowing any of us to build Media Centers that rely on CableCard. The last mile problem that remained was in finding a tuner that would take a cable card. Ceton has done just that and are taking pre-orders on a PCIe card that will allow you to record up to 4 HD streams at once.

REVIEW: Ceton InfiniTV 4 CableCARD tuner review

But every so often something totally different comes our way, something that does get us excited ... the new InfiniTV 4 from Ceton easily qualifies. We mean who wouldn't get excited about being able to record 4 HD shows at once and from any channel you want? This is especially true when you consider how difficult it's been for HTPC fans to record premium content until now. Well it seems that for HD loving HTPC fans, your time has finally come, now anyone can build there own DVR that can do things that no other DVR can ...
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VIDEO: Build a CableCard MCE PC with Ceton TV Tuner

Larry Larsen of Microsoft's Channel 9 interviews Ceton CEO Gary Hammer at CES. "This PCIe card will let you install a CableCard in your PC and record up to four HD channels at once. At one booth at CES, they were running two of these cards in one PC, and who wouldn't want to record 8 HD channels at the same time? I met up with Gary Hammer, the President and CEO of Ceton Corporation at CES and asked him some questions about their new TV Tuner."