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ATI TV Wonder Pro Remote Control Edition
July 5, 2004

TV on your PC
ATI TV Wonder Pro Remote Control Edition Editor Steve recently picked up one of these video cards and absolutely loves it. Watch TV while you work and decrease your productivity ten-fold. Add Tivo-like functionality to your PC. Burn TV shows to DVD (assuming you have a DVD burner on your machine)! (Control your PC by remote control, too.)

Be warned that some funky combination of Windows XP, some Intel processors, and this ATI TV Wonder card may lock up/hang on your machine periodically. Yes, a nasty error to have. However, you can download the official Microsoft Hotfix (#817589) from this guy here. For some reason, Microsoft wants to make you wait until the next full patch, but will email you the fix (when they feel like it) if you request it. Editor Steve says the fix works like a charm. But again, don't hold Newmoanyeah responsible if it doesn't work. Do your research!

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