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#83364 15-May-2011 09:18

Has anyone tried using the US-version of HDHomeRun (HDHR3-US) in New Zealand? Any reason why it wouldn't work?

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#469260 15-May-2011 12:27

freitasm: Has anyone tried using the US-version of HDHomeRun (HDHR3-US) in New Zealand? Any reason why it wouldn't work?

Is it DVB still or ATSC?

I saw on Engadget this morning soem HDHomeRun Prime - with a 3 tuner and maybe even a 6 tuner one coming out.

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#469261 15-May-2011 12:28

Both... The only reason I'm asking is that a) they are available through Amazon (and I have some credit there) and b) they only need one antenna input now, instead of two like before.

I could use this to add another two tuners to my network (and end up with four tuners available).

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#469277 15-May-2011 13:43

Ooops, sorry. I thought it was both, but it doesn't have DVB-T. So cancel the question then...

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