Nvidia NVTV 1.20.45 WHQL Download

Posted at April 29, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Nvidia NVTV 1.20.45 WHQL
Category	Other Drivers Tools
Manufacturer	Others
File Size	2 MB
Supported OS	Windows ME ,Windows NT ,Windows XP

Nvidia NVTV 1.20.45 WHQL Description

Delivering an Unbeatable TV Viewing Experience on Your PC

NVIDIA NVTV? PCI TV-tuner cards deliver superior TV quality to your PC. Available in Microsoft? Windows? XP Media Center Edition PCs or for purchase as an upgrade to an existing PC, NVIDIA NVTV offers hardware MPEG-2 encoding. Unlike software encode-based solutions that rely on the CPU, NVIDIA NVTV ensures uninterrupted quality of service for an unbeatable TV viewing experience on your PC. Further, NVIDIA NVTV solutions are backed by the rock-solid NVIDIA? ForceWare? drivers to deliver the quality you expect from NVIDIA.

Get a Better Media Center TV Experience with NVIDIA NVTV
NVIDIA NVTV tuner cards are "Designed for Media Center Edition" certified and deliver a superior TV viewing experience on Media Center PCs. NVIDIA NVTV comes in both single-tuner and dual-tuner versions for Media Center PCs for flexible viewing options. With a dual-tuner NVIDIA NVTV solution powering your Media Center experience, you can simultaneously watch and record two separate programs. Or distribute two separate programs throughout the home with MCE Extender technology to ensure that you and your family get to watch what you want when you want.

Transform Your PC into a TV with NVIDIA NVTV
Upgrade your existing PC with NVIDIA NVTV and transform your PC into a TV. Retail versions of NVIDIA NVTV are single-tuner solutions and come bundled with the NVIDIA? ForceWare? Multimedia application which fully integrates all multimedia functionality?including TV, video, photos, music, and DVDs?into one simple-to-use interface. An included remote control allows you to easily manage you entire digital experience.

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