Is not that well known as its LifeView trademark under which this company (founded yet in 1990) sells its products. Its solutions are not High-End, but there is also a silver lining thanks to the democratic pricing.

The model tested today is not new on the market but it's one of the widely available TV& FM tuners equipped with Philips713x 9-bit ADCs. The FlyTV Prime series (earlier named FlyVideo 3000/2000, prefix FM wasn't changed) includes models both on the Philips7134 (index 34, former 3000), and on the Philips7130 (index 30, former 2000), like AVerTV Studio Model 305. Be careful when making your choice. Accessory pack The colorful box with abstract images of eyes and ears doesn't look that impressive. The accessory pack is predictable. • Tuner • Remote Control • External IR receiver for RC • Sound card line-in cable • FM antenna • Software CD • Installation manual The developers offer a software suite from which is also supplied with the Manli USB TV 2.0. It's named LifeView Suite The components were renamed too.

LifeView Encoder (alias MPEG Encoder 4.0) and LifeView Editor (alias MPEG Editor 4.0) The DVD Maker is replaced with LifeView DV which can be explained by unification taking into account the FlyDV Prime models coming with the integrated FireWire controller. Design and specification This sample has the latest revision H. The FlyTV Prime 34 FM is not the last word in fashion, and TV and FM signals are received by old Philips solution - TCL2002MB-1F. Philips SAA7134HL is used to decode the signal. The tuner's specs are standard, but we didn't expect any revolution. Testbed configuration • Athlon 2800XP CPU (Barton) • Gigabyte 7VAX mainboard (KT400 chipset) • ATI RADEON 9800 PRO 256MB DDR2 video card • 1GB RAM (512MB PC3200 from Samsung + 512MB PC3200 from Kingmax) • Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 sound card • FUJITSU MPG3204AT E HDD • Windows XP Professional (SP1) ENG OS Connection The card has a standard set of connectors, and a standard circuitry.

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Tuning Instead of the drivers and TVR software supplied we installed the latest drivers available on. You can find the list of corrected errors and additions, and a full list of models with the old and new names. After installation you get the following devices and a scheduler icon in the tray. The None option in the audio input source section enables sound transfer via PCI bus (it's supported in the Philips7134but not in 7130). Let's have a look at the settings in TVR 3.00 (exactly with two zeros). On the TV Settings tab you can choose between air or cable reception, enable autoscanning or input channels frequency manually, edit it, delete or resort to fine tuning. Country auto detection works correctly, as well as the other options in this section.

The outdated radio unit couldn't get one channel and received signals unsteadily, the manual input and fine tuning brought only the sound. There were no more problems, but a good antenna can be of much help here.

TVR 3.00 has a new option of channel scanning by frequency using settings from the Fully Scan tab. Video Settings are not new. Here are Record Settings.

For the Honestech codec used for MPEG1/2 decoding you can select a resolution and a bitrate. TVR 3.00 supports MPEG4 through Microsoft's and DivX 5.1 codecs (older versions of the DivX codec are not supported). However, this support is limited by 352x288.