Streaming from a TV Card

I have a Hauppauge HVR-1250 HDTV capture card. I want to stream a local analog channel from my TV card to a web server. Through the WinTV7 application that came with the TV card, I can tune the card to the desired channel and watch it locally on the computer where the card is installed. When I run FMLE 3.2, I can see the TV card, but there is no option to tune it to any particular channel. Will it be possible for me to do this with this set up? Would I need a different component (hardware or software)?

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I just wanna know if it is necessary to have a wifi connection to stream from Ipad to apple tv?

I just wanna know if it is necessary to have a wifi connection to stream from Ipad to apple tv? I mean I just want to use it for streaming

If you only want the free apps, take a look here:
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That's a shame.
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