On 1/4/26 5:29 AM, onefang wrote:
> I need a radio or TV card for my desktop.
>
> After too much moving house, I'm finally in a place where I can stay for
> good. The problem though is the crap Internet. A greedy monopoly is
> preventing me from using FTTP, so I'm stuck with 4G in a blackspot.
>
> I like to listen to music all day when at home, including when I sleep.
> Chill music like Soma FM's Groove Salad, and SBS Chill here in Australia.
>
> With this crap Internet I can hear a few seconds of music streaming
> before it stops to download the next few seconds. So no music streaming
> for me.
>
> SBS is a local TV / radio network, they have a station called SBS Chill,
> it broadcasts free to air on DAB+ radio and DVB-T TV, as well as
> streaming. TV might be preferable, but perhaps I can get both DAB+ and
> DVB-T?
>
> Hopefully I can receive these in this blackspot.
>
> So I'm looking for a PCIe 4.0 x16 card or USB based DAB+ / DVB-T device
> that'll work fine under Devuan using VLC.
>
> Anyone had any experience with this stuff?

Long time ago I used a Anysee usb device to receive DVB-T/C with
TVHEADEND. Looked at HD HOMERUN from Silicondust (standalone device) and
different Hauppage pci cards back in the day but I do not see any
support for usb or pci versions of DVB and DAB devices on their site now.

Then and now when I look at RTLSDR any device with a RTL2832U (and
R820T2?) is supported in Linux for DVB and DAB(+). Maybe not HD TV
quality but DAB(+) should work well enough.