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Topic "Dvb s receivers" was discussed 306 times on 43 sites in last 3 months
Started 6 days, 20 hours ago (2009-11-19 23:22:00)
by Mark Carver
It's official, it would seem:- http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/11...eeview_hd_k it/ -- Mark Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply. http://www.paras.org.uk/
Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2009-11-24 05:34:00)
by Tony Guest
Mark Carver wrote: > Mark Carver wrote: >> Graham Murray wrote: >>> bkm@somewhere.ac.uk (Brian Mc) writes: >>> >>>> Gary wrote: >>>> : Freeview usb tuners do HD so it says on the website >>>> NOT in the UK they don't! Many existing DTT tuners (and IDTVs) can >>>> do the HD >>>> common on *other* EU countries (DVB-T/MPEG4). None can do DVB-T2 yet! >>> >>> Surely all the 'tuner' ...
Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-09-14 15:04:00)
by tester239
Has anybody seen a DVB-S2 receiver in the wild that has a TDA10071 based demodulator? It appears that NXP (Philips) released info on the chip back in May of 2009.. but I can't find the part at distributors yet, or any devices that make use of it. I'm trying to get a development sample to make a DVB-S2 tuner with hardware blind-scan support (the TDA10071 has built-in blind-scan ...
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-25 12:14:00)
by delta_charlie
Hi all, I'm finally getting some real success with my Sky Star 2 PC DVB and want to slave it to both of my DVB receivers. The goal is to use the DVB receivers to blind scan and find 4:2:2 and HD mpeg2 feeds then enter the info into ProgDVB on the HTPC and watch them. What I have been doing is connecting a short section of coax from the PC DVB card to the loop out connector on one receiver at a ...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-16 18:03:00)
by aklarvanto
In Europe where satellite providers like Canaldigital sell cards only and customer usually buy DVB-S receivers from stores it would work. However with Dish network it does not. You can call Dish and reguest a new purple card. Let them know it is for your RV. This is from Dish website: Mobile Service is for people on the go, such as truck drivers and RV owners. You can order up ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-06 07:41:00)
by cfvh600 Senior Member
Quote: Originally Posted by Mobus I assume he does get audio when watching it directly from the chinese PVR hooked up to his TV? If not, it may be that the standard for DVB differ for SA and China. If he does get audio, then the problem is with VLC/the pc and likely one of two things: a) missing codec - check the codecs in vlc...
Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-09-20 16:42:00)
by TelevisionUser
Quote: Originally Posted by antenna1 I was looking in currys yesterday and in with the freeview receivers they had some sagem itd81 picnic ready mpeg 2&4 dvb-t receivers for sales on the on the box it said picnic ready with picnic on them in the picnic sky font with the light blue picnic background here is the logo ...
Started 5 days, 23 hours ago (2009-11-20 20:15:00)
by zamar23
Just keep in mind guys, AZBox maker OpenSa t is very young family business started in 2007, and they didn't expect their receiver to have such interest throughout the world. For now, they do not manufacture any receivers for US market at all, and dual DVB-S2 tuner is a welcome option first of all in Europe and other places. Blindscan has a much lower priority for European market, where FTA ...
We have an additional subforum dealing with PCI and USB receivers. Free to Air PC DVB Discussion - SatelliteGuys.US You might tiptoe through there for some relevant info. I tried USB for my first receiver... it was a nightmare. Then, I tried a PCI for my second. The nightmare continued. Then, I got a stand alone receiver and the lights went on. Tuning up a dish, tracking the arc, ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-17 16:57:00)
by Iceberg
nfusion receivers are **Mainly** used to steal Dish Network & Bell TV. They are really bad for FTA Sonicview is older and unless you find one pretty cheap I know of others that are better. Coolsat 8000/8100 can do DVB-S2 and work really well. Only drawback is no blind scan
Quote: tried to tune lpb in today and nothing no signal here north of st louis thanks for the info What are you entering for the TP info? Don't forget for "DVB-S2", on most receivers you need to enter the proper FEC and Pilot options.
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-19 01:19:00)
by Monika Filmfan
Also ich habe da so einige Receiver zuhause gehabt. Wirklich überzeugt haben mich nur der Vantage 8000 und der Technisat HD S2 Plus. Mit beiden Geräten kann man auch Sky sehen ( Mascom light Modul mit aktuellem Update natürlich auch die HD-Sender )
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-19 01:19:00)
by Monika Filmfan
Also ich habe da so einige Receiver zuhause gehabt. Wirklich überzeugt haben mich nur der Vantage 8000 und der Technisat HD S2 Plus. Mit beiden Geräten kann man auch Sky sehen ( Mascom light Modul mit aktuellem Update natürlich auch die HD-Sender )
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-19 01:19:00)
by Monika Filmfan
Also ich habe da so einige Receiver zuhause gehabt. Wirklich überzeugt haben mich nur der Vantage 8000 und der Technisat HD S2 Plus. Mit beiden Geräten kann man auch Sky sehen ( Mascom light Modul mit aktuellem Update natürlich auch die HD-Sender )
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-19 01:19:00)
by Monika Filmfan
Also ich habe da so einige Receiver zuhause gehabt. Wirklich überzeugt haben mich nur der Vantage 8000 und der Technisat HD S2 Plus. Mit beiden Geräten kann man auch Sky sehen ( Mascom light Modul mit aktuellem Update natürlich auch die HD-Sender )
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-19 01:19:00)
by Monika Filmfan
Also ich habe da so einige Receiver zuhause gehabt. Wirklich überzeugt haben mich nur der Vantage 8000 und der Technisat HD S2 Plus. Mit beiden Geräten kann man auch Sky sehen ( Mascom light Modul mit aktuellem Update natürlich auch die HD-Sender )
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-19 01:19:00)
by Monika Filmfan
Also ich habe da so einige Receiver zuhause gehabt. Wirklich überzeugt haben mich nur der Vantage 8000 und der Technisat HD S2 Plus. Mit beiden Geräten kann man auch Sky sehen ( Mascom light Modul mit aktuellem Update natürlich auch die HD-Sender )
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-18 23:47:00)
by Johann Wamser
Ich habe mich für den hier entschieden: Inverto Scena 5 IDL-5550 S Digitaler Satelliten-Receiver (HDTV, PVR-Ready, HDMI, 2x CI-Schacht, 2x USB 2.0) schwarz Hat eigentlich alles was das Herz begeehrt und ist auch nicht ,,so'' teuer. Ist echt ein klasse Gerät. Kannst damit auch ganz einfach aufzeichnen. Einfach Festplatte über USB dran und fertig. Was kann schöner ein ;).
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-18 23:47:00)
by Johann Wamser
Ich habe mich für den hier entschieden: Inverto Scena 5 IDL-5550 S Digitaler Satelliten-Receiver (HDTV, PVR-Ready, HDMI, 2x CI-Schacht, 2x USB 2.0) schwarz Hat eigentlich alles was das Herz begeehrt und ist auch nicht ,,so'' teuer. Ist echt ein klasse Gerät. Kannst damit auch ganz einfach aufzeichnen. Einfach Festplatte über USB dran und fertig. Was kann schöner ein ;).
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-18 20:55:00)
by Eusterw
Dann nimm mal den hier: http://geizhals.at/deutschland/a458114.ht ml Da kannst du dann zumindest 1 Jahr mal testen, ob HD+ taugt und hast ansonsten auch ein sehr solides Gerät, welches die SD-Kanäle sehr schon hochskaliert (hab selber so einen Receiver in SD und der ist voll ok). Außerdem hast du dann nur € 150 ausgegeben und kannst dann in 2 Jahren in ausgereifte Technik, inkl. ...
