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I'll still need a TV tuner for the RF signal, but I can buy one of those cheap ones for 25€ or less that can do just that. While I was typing this I just remembered I have a Chromecast dongle on the main TV, that I rarely use nowadays, so I could move it to the kitchen TV for YouTube (and jellyfin) via mobile phone casting. My TV company puts most channels on RF, but TV can't decode them directly (I believe they use DVB-T).

#TV TUNER FOR PC PRICE FOR FREE#

I inherited an old TV (LCD, but not smart tv) for free that the wife wants in the kitchen, for watching TV (live). I don't need to change that system currently. Living room has a fairly recent smart TV (LG) and TV box (provided by the TV company). I have a home NAS (x86 running OpenMediaVault), which also runs jellyfin for media center (and a couple of VMs). Let me provide a bit more info on my setup. Thank you and u/RephRayne for the comments. I think, in future, I'm preferring x86 boxes that I can run Linux on as they'll last longer and be better supported than most dedicated Android ones. I've bought three Wyse 5070s for around £100 each and have two of them running Ubuntu and set up as front ends (currently in the middle of replacing a cheap android box and a Wetek Hub.) The £30 android box has been worth £30, the Wetek Hub was more and the fact that Wetek has apparently decided to stop manufacturing and supporting their boxes has annoyed me. I can add a NAS and, hypothetically, record straight from the tuner to it which, again, can then be accessed by other devices on the network.

With a stand alone TV tuner, I can access it through pretty much any device (PC, tablet, phone etc.) that I want if I've set it up the right way. I've always preferred keeping the back-end (media servers) separate from the front-end (media players) as it allows me to be more flexible with expanding the system.

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