Nope. You have to use Windows Media Center Extenders, which only work with Windows 7. I would strongly recommend against this approach as Microsoft is killing off Windows Media Center and there is nothing else out there in terms of DIY solutions that will work with any copy restricted CableCARD content. Also, Windows Media Center is a bit of a pain in the ass. I know. I ran it for several years.
Do you need cable? What kind of reception can you get with an antenna? I live in a large metro, so I am able to get all of the broadcast networks off-the-air. I got tired of dealing with CableCARD, cable bills, Windows Media Center, etc and decided to get a quad-tuner off-the-air Tablo DVR that I mainly access via my Roku boxes. The combination of the OTA DVR with Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime gives me an enormous wealth of content. I also subscribe to a few more specialized channels for my anime and K-drama obsessed wife and daughter. My total monthly bill is about $40 for streaming services and $50 for 75mbps internet.
Do you need cable? What kind of reception can you get with an antenna? I live in a large metro, so I am able to get all of the broadcast networks off-the-air. I got tired of dealing with CableCARD, cable bills, Windows Media Center, etc and decided to get a quad-tuner off-the-air Tablo DVR that I mainly access via my Roku boxes. The combination of the OTA DVR with Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime gives me an enormous wealth of content. I also subscribe to a few more specialized channels for my anime and K-drama obsessed wife and daughter. My total monthly bill is about $40 for streaming services and $50 for 75mbps internet.