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Now that there are some 
great options for CableCARD tuners in PCs, the only obstacle keeping me from enjoying my recorded content is that whole distance-from-my-computer thing.

Lifehacker has a good tip about a Windows application called&amp;nbsp;Remote Potato that will let you watch and schedule recordings on your Windows Media Center
 PC. The interface for the software is Silverlight-based, and while I haven’t gotten a chance to install it yet (I just got back Mix10), apparently it allows you the same functionality remotely as you have locally.
 
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<p>Just FYI: The remote potato link has ww2 instead of www. Here is the correct <a href="http://www.fatattitude.com/software/software-item.aspx?appid=12">
link</a>.</p>
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<p>I can't wait to buy a CableCard tuner for my media center computer. The Ceton cards look great with 4 tuners, but I'll probably opt for a network attached
<a href="http://www.silicondust.com/press">HDHomeRun</a> when they release a new version with M-Card support.</p>
<p>posted by gbrayut</p>]]>
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<p>Just another FYI...</p>
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<p>My understanding is that in the not too distant future, M-Cards will be completely obsoleted and not work.&nbsp; This could have a huge effect on the cable card tuners as well...&nbsp; all Cable will be going digital going forward, there are bandwidth issues attempting
 to be addressed and it will change the technical landscape as we know it from a cable tech standpoint.</p>
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<p>Cheers.</p>
<p>posted by CM</p>]]>
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