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The WinTV-NOVA-HD-S2 has been linked to Freesat in several media reports, though Hauppauge is not an official manufacturer for the subscription-free service.
The new card is the first from the company to support HD and the DVB-S2 transmission standard, which is commonly used for HD broadcasts.
A flurry of channels - likely to include BBC HD and a high definition service from ITV - are expected to begin free to air broadcasting for the launch of Freesat, which is scheduled for this spring.
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