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Send me a Mini and I'll try it! :cool: Good question. I'd like to know too.

el bandido has now provided a new release of TNAP6. Still experimental. But I am running and using it now. You should follow the thread at legitfta.com if you plan to install it.

Any updates regarding this?

The "improvements" in the Edision receivers may be important in Europe but are not here. Why is 4K necessary when there are no 4K broadcasts? Lower SR rate capable? Not necessary for me. Even DVB-S2X seems unnecessary. I've never seen a viewable broadcast that required this. All I want from a...

Yes, one tuner and streaming gives a lot to choose from. Just this week I'm finally getting full use of both tuners by having a Ku-band motor on Tuner A and a C-band motor on Tuner B. Again, combining this with all the streaming I've set up, my Mio+ gets a lot of use.

But the Mio+ which I have has two tuners. The Mio has one tuner. All moot points since neither are available anywhere anymore except used. The Mini looks good.

Did you see the note down the page of the Mio+? "Currently not available, Out of stock"

Goid price! Delivery is almost free to Morth America: less than 2 euros. I wonder if the dealer is reliable.

I didn't locate any Edision Mio, Mio+ or Mini receivers, but I see there is one called Edision Proton S2+ available from Europe. It costs in the range of US$50 delivered to North America. Worth studying.

I will monitor progress on TNAP6. But it's not yet ready to install. TNAP 5.1 is great as it is anyway for now.

I tried loading the osmio4kplus TNAP6 today into a vacant slot. It loaded, then autorestored and I was able to run it. But I found it wouldn't connect to my network so I restarted and it then hung. To recover, I had to use the emergency power-off method where you power on, press the MENU key...

Here Starlink is being promoted at a one time $142 cost for hardware and a monthly fee of $100 in local currency. Could you justify for your home? I don't think they have limits so video streaming might work out OK.

Raising my hand if they're looking for volunteers for early testing...

How about a new WD 4TB HDD for $120? Seems a good price. I guess you want external powered. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/wd-easystore-4tb-external-usb-3-0-portable-hard-drive-black/6406511.p?skuId=6406511

I just downloaded the new update for TNAP5 dated January 1, 2024. See images below. First image shows using Positioner Setup with a locked SNR of 17.32 dB. Note the two decimal places. Second image shows same transponder with the dish not precisely aimed showing a non-locked SNR of 1.40 dB...

Edision shines again. If your dish gets anywhere near a signal then the SNR starts bobbing to let you know you're near. And the two-decimal point Positioner Setup fix will be in the next set of online updates.

I brought this to el bandido's attention. He has sent an image showing Positioner Setup displaying two decimal places! So let's hope we can get this too in the near future. I already have a new pre-release of software that allows displaying of a signal even if not yet locked. This is great for...

You should work through that with el bandido on legitfta.

I noticed this right away. But it doesn't bother me. I only receive one transponder where I need more than whole integer resolution. That's LPB on 87W. In most cases, 0.5 dB this way or that doesn't visually matter. In fact, I've been using USALS lately for this reason. Perhaps precise tuning...

This is to encourage Edision users to take the plunge and update to TNAP5. It is stable and there are good reasons to update. My Mio+ box is now more of an entertainment centre than just a satellite receiver. It handles streaming very conveniently, if that's important to you. With my 1 Gbps...

It's good to know about alternate receivers that perform well.

For my Edision Mio+, I use SignalMeter. Once you start streaming on your smartphone then you can "cast" the stream to your local TV on the same network.

You might find more here: Free to Air PC Tuner Discussion Forum

Today is a sunny clear day. So using the SNR as my tuning aid, I have scanned in a total of 12 channels. This includes new channels 24-1 to 24-4 KBCB at 503 MHz on the same tower but 150 feet lower down the mast from KVOS' antenna. I had never received them before. They are the weakest of all...

Glad you told me that. I've been looking for an excuse to update to TNAP5. I did and SNR now shows! My "local" station in Victoria, BC (CHEK 6-1 on 485 MHz) about 66 miles away is 16.0 dB in the rain. KVOS 12-1 to 12-7 on 473 MHz and 77 miles away is jumping around from 13.0 to 15.2 dB. At this...