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If they're telling the truth about them using the S905X3 chip, that does apparently support 4:2:2. Personally, I have no desire to ever have another Android TV box of any variety, unless it's free. But that's because I was burned by a buggy piece of expensive junk called the Amiko A3. (I...

And I've had buggy receivers that would spontaneously turn the LNB power off (but not reflect that in the menu) when doing things like aborting a scan or aborting a motor move.

I'm a little concerned that he's getting 0 though. I would've thought there would be SOME voltage coming back from the LNB due to cosmic noise, internal noise, and whatnot.

Modern receivers that don't support a web interface usually have at least one of two things, a DLNA server and/or support for a proprietary app called Big2Small. I believe someone here sniffed their network and wrote their own Windows program to access the latter capability.

Your receiver should have a setting for a Universal 9750/10600 LNB. On the other hand, if you're trying to receive strictly North American satellites, you could set it to just 10600, and make sure to turn the 22kHz signal to On. The dual-band setting is only necessary for a few satellites...

I use timers very rarely, but I've never had a problem with them. I did do a clean install of version 5, versus importing my settings from the old version. I seem to remember all sorts of problems doing that in the past. And it lets me get a fresh scan of all my satellites anyway.

If I'm remembering correctly, I think my Amiko Mini HD RE would either delete or refuse to display (I can't remember which) the last satellite in the list any time a satellite list was saved and re-loaded.

My HH90 also has no buttons. As for pointing the dish south, receivers with a robust set of commands available will have a "Go To 0" command. But I'm not sure why you'd need to go to exactly the south position anyway -- if there's no satellite there, you have nothing to peak the signal on.

I ended up sending the unit back to Brian. He wiped it and reloaded it and it worked perfectly for him at first. But luckily he decided to leave it running for a few more days before sending it back to me. It eventually locked up exactly as it initially did for me -- front panel clock running...

I never had any problem with booting with a drive attached, although I didn't have tons of stuff on the drive. But it doesn't boot without a drive attached either. Your mention of missing horizontal transponders is interesting! I went through a long period where TNAP wouldn't find ANY...

Yes, it sounds like the same symptoms, as far as I'm able to test it. Like yours, it was sitting idle at the time it apparently crashed. (I didn't try any network access other than the WebIF prior to attempting to re-flash it, and now that I've [maybe] re-flashed it, it would be inconvenient...

Tried everything everyone suggested. (I guess nobody read past the title. Kind of makes me feel like I'm on the Microsoft support board.) The only other thing I tried is, there seems to be a difference in opinion as to whether the file is supposed to be named "force" or "force.txt". It...

Today I tried to access my Mio from my PC and found it unresponsive. I went to the TV and selected the Mio's input and found a solid blue screen. At this point, the Mio's front-panel clock was still running. It wouldn't respond to the remote, so I pulled the power. When I reconnected it, it...

Maybe it would with with a Stab 120 if one could be found? Don't they mount the dish above the motor rather than below it?

When I noticed the name on your scope I said several things I can't repeat on the forum...

Does your dish come with anything specifying what the elevation marker is? On some, it's not the edge of the bracket, it's the center of the bolt. (Stupid, I know.) Depending on where you are, some are stronger than others. 97W is only average strength for me. You really ought to be able...

I always thought they were supposed to be the gold standard, but my HH90 has a ridiculous amount of slop, and I've seen quite a bit of complaining about it on other forums too. It's probably at least half a degree if I had to guess. It's so much that if I have my dish aligned perfectly on one...

First off, I believe that list is channels that originate from the United States, not necessarily ones receivable from the United States. Second, the position is the orbital location of the satellite, not the azimuth of your dish. You'd have to put each satellite's location into a dish aiming...

Is your dish aligned straight on the motor shaft? I had a problem with that once.

That's a very good question, and one which someone else will have to answer. I got an Edision OS Mio 4k because I wanted remote access and streaming video that worked without any special software on the receiving end and also access to other geeky things like objective signal strength and...

I don't know if the h265 Amiko has the same issues as its predecessor the Mini HD RE, but I kept having an issue with that unit where from time to time I would lose all signal after changing satellites and I would have to turn the LNB power off and back on (with the menu setting). I don't know...

Are you not getting the NBC network feeds? If so, either your aim isn't good enough or your receiver or LNB is junk.

The NewEgg listing is the biggest database trainwreck ever. How does something like this even happen? Types: Dry Wipes Length sleeves: SM8 Hips: Metal, WMV Size: 100-240V 50/60Hz Material: ABS, Approx 250mA, MPEG-5, 5 hours, DC 12V, 1 x Power Supply, AC3, 1 x V8 Box, Wireless Input...

Last time I had a motor take on a life of its own with a properly-configured receiver, it turned out that the relays in the motor were sticking. Hopefully that's not the case and it was just a receiver glitch.

What exactly is that circuit board? Is it a PC tuner or some descrambler module?