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From: Bryan Collins <bryan@casper.spirit.net.au>
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Subject: Re: Should I throw away this TV card?
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> However, it may not be a total write-off.  You can receive 'some' FM radio
> stations on a stock NTSC board I've discovered, even those without radio
> advertised.  Though I don't know if FM radio in Europe follows the same
> modulation standard.
> 

I've noticed that too, with my PixelView Tuner card, it has a Philips PAL tuner,
and I can receive some FM radio stations in fxtv...
and my tuner doesn't have the radio option. (not even an FM antenna connector)

Bry


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