TV@nywhere A/D NB : Bad DVB-t video/sound

Hi all.
just bought a TV@nywhere A/D NB for use with an old notebook i own (acer aspire 1662wlmi/P4 @ 3Ghz/1GB ram/Ati mobility9700 64Mb ram).
The radio and and the analog Tv works like a charm but the DVB-t video is very crapy.Is keeps losing a lot of frames,mostly it freezes and the audio is not contitious.I tryed to use drivers for compatible cards but it does the same.
Am i missing something (a codec maybe) ? I have installed (some months before the cards purchase) the ccc codec and also the nimo codec package.Is there any chance that these codecs interfere withe the codecs the Viewer uses for DVB-t video ?
I am thinking that maybe the VGA is old and slow but i would like to have your opinions...
Thanks alot.

nope , it isn't.And i say so because with the very same antenna (central bulding antenna) and with the same cable it worked fine at my media center pc through a pci to pcmcia adapter.It worked with both MSI and Lifeview drivers/apps.
At this media center i have installed also the above mendioned codec packs.No need to do anything more than the driver and apps installations.Scan for channels and that was it....Worked.

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