NextPVR's user interface is designed to be easy to use for the entire family. Old-school analog and FM capture devices are also supported, if SoftPVR components are available on your PC.

NextPVR also supports specialist component/HDMI capture devices (like the Hauppauge HDPVR, HDPVR2 and Colossus), and Copy-Freely devices (like the Hauppauge DCR-2650 and HDHomeRun Prime). Supported digital tuners include DVB-S/S2, SAT>IP, DVB-T/T2, DVB-C, DMB-T, ATSC and ClearQAM. NextPVR supports a wide range of capture devices.

Here is an article I found quite some time ago that explains how to get schedule data without paying SchedulesDirect for it.NextPVR is a popular free personal video recorder application for Microsoft Windows, making it easy to watch or record live tv, and provides great features like series recordings, web scheduling, playing music, video and image files, Kodi/XBMC integration etc. That guy really needs to get help, or get a life. Even the company that provides the data doesn't really seem to care, so nobody can understand why he's so anal on the subject, but heaven help you if you post in the MythTV forum and happen to mention that you live in the USA or Canada and are not using SchedulesDirect - he'll likely barge into the thread and tell you that you are stealing, but that is only his opinion. There is one guy in the MythTV forums that runs around screaming that using other methods are illegal but he is the only one that seems to care.

Just to dispel a common myth (no pun intended), you don't have to subscribe to SchedulesDirect when using MythTV either.

Nextpvr vs mediaportal