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New USB 2.0 Analog Signal TV Receiver Adapter Tunner Box for Laptop PC

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Management number 239382211 Release Date 2026/07/14 List Price US$8.14 Model Number 239382211
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Description: The easy-to-carry Analog TV stick that is very simple to connect to your Desktop or Notebook via high speed USB 2.0 interface. You just connect an antenna cable to the adapter, then your computer will allow you to receive analog TV signals all over the world! Feature: Worldwide Analog TV watching Customize channel management Provide video playback, picture browsing function Support BMP, JPG image format image capture function High-quality compression engine, compressible MPEG-1, 2 formats, easy to creat VCD, DVD Specification: TV Tuner: NTSC , PAL , SECAM Recording Format: MPEG-1, 2 Input: 75O IEC(Din) connector FM Frequency: 87.5-108MHz Power Supply: USB Bus Remote Receiver in Operating Systems Supported: Windows XP / Vista, Windows 7 Package: 1 x Analog TV Stick 1 x Remote control 1 x CD driver 1 x Interface adapter

  • Worldwide Analog TV watching
  • Customize channel management
  • Provide video playback, picture browsing function
  • Support BMP, JPG image format image capture function
ASIN B01M1IAQLO
Brand Q-BAIHE
Unit Count 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Q-BAIHE
Connector Type usb 2.0
Includes Remote Yes
Mfr Part Number ZMT-Analog-PC
AntennaDescription Television
Compatible Devices PC
Connectivity Technology USB

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