TV Tuner w/ component in&pci-express

I think i'm looking for a tv tuner card that doesn't exist.

Basically i'm looking for a card that has these features:
pci-express,
component input to input my wii and future xbox 360,
tv-tuner - record, watch tv,
remote,
and the software.

I'm willing to settle with a tv tuner card with these:
tv-tuner - i can watch, record tv,
composite input for my wii and future xbox 360
i would prefer a pci-express card.

Now i've bee eye-balling the ati tv wonder 650 pro i think its called.

If what i want exists great otherwise what is you're opinion on the tv wonder 650? I didn't see much at newegg as far as pci-express tv tuner cards. Don't know why there aren't more of them.

Thanks for any advice!

This will do everything you want, has two tuners, and a better picture quality than the Theater650 (which, btw, had hardware issues earlier in the release; not sure the resolution):

http://www.vistaview.tv/index.php? [...] &Itemid=33

Money where my mouth (keyboard?) is:

http://www.htpcnews.com/index.php? [...] &Itemid=26

Not sure where you looked, I got mine here:

http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.pr [...] ct=4134106

Trust me, the extra 40 stones are well spent for what you get. You won't be sorry.

Well, 2 out of 3....? I guess I overlooked it becuase it's my video card that has those inputs. I don't think you're going to find those features in the price range you're looking at. I know the Theater 650 has a Audio / Video Input Block, but I'm not sure of its features. As I said ^^^, careful with that card, because they had hardward problems and pulled it back from their vendors, at one point last October.

These Hauppauge cards have composite input, as most TV tuners, but not component , and they are all PCI:

http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/com [...] e_pvr.html

Here's a couple of other resources, perhaps that will help:

http://ruel.net/pc/tv.tuner.links.htm

http://www.htpcnews.com/index.php

Hence my sig. Cheers.

The digital stuff is a bit misleading -- it only does over-the-air (OTA) capture through an external antenna. If you've got a digital cable box (I know, you don't), then you still have to take an analog output from it to feed into your tuner, and you loose the internal channel changing abilities. IOW, it's a bit of a waste. Nice thing about Hauppauge cards is they already have the Vista drivers posted (not that I would use Vista; echh!). I think you'll find some real advantages to the two tuner setup, as well. I've recorded two programs simultaneously with my Saber, and they rendered perfectly. I can't comment on BeyondTV, as I've never used it. I use MCE.

My pleasure. Yeah, BeyondTV would be better for mult. tuners, as you have to modify the registry in Vista to get the second card recognized. Another Vista gem, eh? Good luck; have fun! (How can we not if were watching TV?

I read a review on the egg that said that the included software lagged with his PS2 so he used Media Player Classic.

which Hauppauge btw?