With some effort, I was able to successfully install the card on my Windows 7 64bit OS. The card does work, but the one complaint I have is the digital signature requirement. The driver associated with the card is not digitally signed and Windows will disable drivers which are not digitally signed. The Sabrent website gave two sets of instructions for working around this. The first set of instructions, which allows you to permanently disable the digital signature requirement, no longer works on 64 bit ve..
I purchased three of these and two worked right out of the box. One did not and is currently in the RMA process. The cards were meant to replace Hauppauge 150's that will not support QAM cable. (I also bought two Hauppauge 1255's and more about that in a minute.) After I got the scan done, it took me a minute or two to figure out the scheduling software -- but once familar with it -- it went smoothly.The Sabrent cards come with a SMALL disc containing drivers and an application called BlazeTV. Don't lo..
Don't even think about buying this device if you plan on using it on x64 platforms (Vista or Windows 7). I purchased it because they advertise 64 bit Windows 7 support - but it doesn't have digitally signed drivers, so Win 7 x64 won't load drivers or activate the card.Sabrent tech support gives you several useless work-arounds that are totally unsupported by Microsoft (they say they cause a security vulnerability) and the workarounds made my computer BLUE SCREEN every single time I tried to start the TV ca..
