Question: I have a Asus tv card containing of Philips chip set. I'm using this card with Cyberlink Power Cinema in windows OS.

Is there any good soft ware for Linux similar to the Cyberlink Power Cinema? I'm only using this card for listen to the FM radio.So any good radio card handling software ?

Answer: 
**Rhythmbox** has an *FM Radio* plugin that lets you configure radio stations and tune in to them the same way you'd pick other media. You can enable it from `Edit` -> `Plugins`, and then add new presets with `Music` -> `New FM Radio Station`.

It depends on proper `video4linux` drivers for the tuner hardware, and expects that the card will handle getting audio to the speakers. I've used it successfully with a tuner that connected through to the line in jack of the sound card. It was necessary to turn on unmute that input with `alsamixer -c0` so that the audio passed through to the speakers, but other than that it worked fine.

If your tuner card handles audio in some other way (e.g. it doesn't have a direct connection to the sound card, and instead shows up as a separate sound device), it might not work out of the box though.
Does your hardware listed in Ubuntu Hardware compatible list in [here](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFriendly) if it is yes there should be drivers for it, If it is not, try your hardware vendors web site, browse and find the drivers for Ubuntu-linux, and carefully read instructions and install it (Some media center apps supports those hardware)