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Input: On first release these cards were $400.  But now since their price drop I was more easily able to justify the cost, that being said since owning the card I would have happily paid 400 for it.  I had a dual tuner card prior to this for just OTA/ClearQAM cable, and I was always re configuring, tweaking, and adjusting the thing.  Very frustrating, and the wife was not too happy with the situation either.  I was absolutely shocked at how easy it was to set up the Ceton InfiniTV4.  A few things:<br /><br />First - I have Comcast, dont let them charge you to swap out your current equipment, or have a tech come out to do a \\"professional\\" install.  Go to the store PHYSICALLY and get your cable card.  This saves you 50 bucks.<br />Second - MAKE SURE, you upgrade the devices drivers AND FIRMWARE before trying to configure it.  I didn't update the firmware and couldn't get the card to work until I did so.<br />Third - There may be some signal quality issues that weren't previously noticeable with your old receiver box.  In my case the comcast tech had to run a whole new length of cable from my house to the node.<br /><br />After all that - this card is everything I hoped and dreamed my HTPC would be initially.  I also have an xbox that is set up as a media center extender, and I can stream live or recorded TV to that as well (ie. can watch two different channels at the same time on both my HTPC and Xbox).<br /><br />The only issue I've had is that occasionally I get the message \\"No tuners available\\" or \\"All tuners in use\\" in WMC when trying to stream TV.  A reboot of my machine fixes this every time, but it hasn't been enough of a nuisance to warrant much troubleshooting yet.

Amazing product, worth every penny