Tuner tv card for MEGA PC865 Pro

Hi!
I need help.
Somebody knows the reference for the Tuner TV card compatible with the MSI MEGA PC 865 Pro ?
I can't find it on the MSI web site.
But on the quisk start guide they speak about Leadtek card !!!!
Thanks a lot.
Mark.

i have the same $hit!
I have Mega 865 PRO and 2 TV tuners: AverMedia 509 (based on philips 7135) and MSI TV@nywhere Plus (based on philips 7131). And what do I get?
NOTHING!
In both cases when I'm using Avermedia or MSI TV@nywhere in InstantOn mode I can't use FM or TV. Anytime i try to switch on TV or FM Mega shows for a moment the proper mode on it's LED and then switchs to DVD with 'Incorrect Media type' or 'Please insert disk' message!
Of course I reinstalled InstantOn anytime I changed tv tuner. I use InstantOn CD that comes with my Mega 865 PRO and I tryed to use one from here http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/software/swr/spt_swr_list.php?kind=4, but it seems to me they are the same!
Any suggestions?
BTW: I reckon InstantOn should work without WIN XP installed?

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