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    EPG Collector is a Windows package for collecting the EPG data from DVB or ATSC streams in EIT, MHEG5, OpenTV, MediaHighway, FreeSat and PSIP formats and creating an XMLTV file. It can also import the data to 7MC or DVBViewer.
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    Xfinity HD-uDTA M

    Xfinity HD-uDTA M

    ARRIS’s High Definition Digital Transport Adapter

    ARRIS’s High Definition Digital Transport Adapter (HD-DTA100u) is a low cost, customer premise device that allows broadcast digital signals to be decoded from MPEG-2 transport, then converted to an analog or HDMI signal intended for display on SD and HD capable devices and QAM integrated televisions. This allows subscribers to have the basic benefits of HD content in their home at no cost from over-the-air channels, as well as allow for a limited number of basic cable channels to be displayed in HD without the additional cost of an advanced STB. +Features single 54 to 1002 MHz digital video tuner +Provides digital video (64 QAM/256QAM) +Offers MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 digital standard definition and high definition video processor +Delivers accelerated 2-D graphics +Includes integrated graphical user interface
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    HD-DTA100u

    HD-DTA100u

    ARRIS’s High Definition Digital Transport Adapter

    ARRIS’s High Definition Digital Transport Adapter (HD-DTA100u) is a low cost, customer premise device that allows broadcast digital signals to be decoded from MPEG-2 transport, then converted to an analog or HDMI signal intended for display on SD and HD capable devices and QAM integrated televisions. This allows subscribers to have the basic benefits of HD content in their home at no cost from over-the-air channels, as well as allow for a limited number of basic cable channels to be displayed in HD without the additional cost of an advanced STB.
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    APEX1500

    APEX1500

    Source Code content for Open Source packages used by the APEX1500

    Source Code content for Open Source packages used by the APEX1500, which is an edge QAM digital headend device optimized for narrow cast applications such as VOD and SDV.
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    qam is a small, multi-platform tool to view the next connection for local public traffic at a certain station in dresden. It tries to be as comfortable as possible by memorizing its state and being space-efficient.
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