TV@Anywhere Snapstream V3 Compatibility

SnapStream gets a lot of good press. Before going start down that path, has anybody tried it with the TV@Anywhere card? I've been to Snapstream's web site but don't see anything +/- about the MSI card. Thanks in advance for the input.
As an aside to MSI, if you happen to read this post - Why did you put the Coax connector at the very top of the card? I have an aluminum Lian Li case and must wedge the card into the slot because the coax connector binds at the top of the opening in the case where it narrows slightly at the top.

Looks like I have to respond to my own message! SnapStream got back to me and said it was hit or miss with the the MSI cards. They say MSI will not work with them to develop the necessary code and the MSI card(s) will be marked as unsupported on their web site soon.... Guess I should have done my home work before buying. I thought MSI was pretty much mainstream stuff.

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>>
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