AVerMedia H339 Hybrid Analog/ATSC/QAM
AVerMedia TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. – SharewareAVerMedia H339: Versatile Hybrid Tuner for Seamless Connectivity
The AVerMedia H339 offers an impressive range of connectivity options for analog and digital TV signals, making it a powerful addition to any home entertainment system.
With the AVerMedia H339, users can watch and record TV shows directly on their computer. The device comes with a remote control that allows users to easily change channels and adjust the volume without having to get up from their desk.
The AVerMedia H339 is compatible with both Windows and Linux operating systems and can be installed in a PCI Express slot. This ensures that the device is easy to install and works seamlessly with your computer.
Whether you're a fan of live sports, movies, or TV shows, the AVerMedia H339 offers a versatile solution for your TV needs. Its hybrid technology ensures that you can access all types of signals, including analog, ATSC, and QAM. So, if you're looking for an easy way to watch TV from your computer, the AVerMedia H339 is definitely worth considering.
Overview
AVerMedia H339 Hybrid Analog/ATSC/QAM is a Shareware software in the category Miscellaneous developed by AVerMedia TECHNOLOGIES, Inc..
The latest version of AVerMedia H339 Hybrid Analog/ATSC/QAM is currently unknown. It was initially added to our database on 05/15/2012.
AVerMedia H339 Hybrid Analog/ATSC/QAM runs on the following operating systems: Windows.
AVerMedia H339 Hybrid Analog/ATSC/QAM has not been rated by our users yet.
Pros
- Supports multiple input types: Analog, ATSC, and QAM for versatile media capture.
- Allows for high-definition video recording and playback.
- Compatible with various operating systems and software for easy integration.
- Affordable option for users seeking hybrid video capture solutions.
- Includes bundled software for streaming and editing videos.
Cons
- May require additional drivers that could be challenging to install for some users.
- Limited support for certain advanced features depending on the operating system version.
- Physical size may be an issue for users with limited desk space.
- Quality of video capture can vary based on signal strength and source quality.
- May not be suitable for professional-grade video production needs.
FAQ
What is the AVerMedia H339 Hybrid Analog/ATSC/QAM?
The AVerMedia H339 Hybrid is a TV tuner card that allows users to watch and record analog and digital TV channels on their computer.
What types of TV signals does the AVerMedia H339 support?
The AVerMedia H339 supports analog, ATSC (digital over-the-air), and QAM (digital cable) TV signals.
Does the AVerMedia H339 come with software for TV viewing and recording?
Yes, the AVerMedia H339 typically comes with software that enables users to view, schedule, and record TV programs on their computer.
What are the system requirements for using the AVerMedia H339?
The system requirements vary, but generally include a compatible Windows operating system, available PCIe slot, and sufficient processing power.
Can the AVerMedia H339 capture video from external sources?
Yes, the AVerMedia H339 can also capture video from external sources such as VCRs, camcorders, and set-top boxes.
Is the AVerMedia H339 compatible with Mac computers?
No, the AVerMedia H339 is designed for use with Windows-based computers and may not be compatible with Mac systems.
Does the AVerMedia H339 support high-definition channels?
Yes, the AVerMedia H339 supports high-definition channels when connected to an antenna or cable provider offering HD signals.
Can multiple AVerMedia H339 cards be installed on a single computer?
In most cases, multiple AVerMedia H339 cards can be installed on a single computer to provide support for additional tuners.
Does the Avermedia H339 come with a remote control?
Some versions of the Avermedia H339 come with a remote control for easy operation from a distance.
Is the Avermedia H339 plug-and-play?
In general, the Avermedia H339 is relatively easy to install and can be considered plug-and-play on compatible systems.
David Fischer
I am a technology writer for UpdateStar, covering software, security, and privacy as well as research and innovation in information security. I worked as an editor for German computer magazines for more than a decade before joining the UpdateStar team. With over a decade of editorial experience in the tech industry, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to my current role at UpdateStar. At UpdateStar, I focus on the critical areas of software, security, and privacy, ensuring our readers stay informed about the latest developments and best practices.
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