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2023 "Holdbacks" on the mio4k+. Old chipset and soldered in tuners. Not JFK 'tuners'....or 'cuber' for that fact. No pass-thru ports either. So many people ask about splitting signal for additional receivers, yet so many chinabox receivers have them. What's the deal? Pluggable tuners let you...

That's nuts. There is also a plugin for Firefox. I don't have it installed. Running the 32bit version and it's ver 100.0 The 64bit version you may be running might need the plugin. I swear! I opened the webif. Clicked on a channel on the current sat. FF downloaded it and immediately opened it in...

Funny how Firefox does it so seamlessly. Chrome is another animal. But. There is an extension for Chrome to open M3U8 files with VLC. You have to dive into the extension and set the path to the VLC executable. Kinda' like: C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe I found the same issue...

Well if this ain't 'dialing it back' then what would a person call it? Reddit: UPDATE: 3 Mar 2022, NASA has reverted to standard 8-bit luma+chroma on the UHD satellite feed, after reports of some compatibility issues with 10-bit formats. We are still converting to a 10-bit format for the 30 fps...

Looks like the people have emailed inquiries and they dialed back the format for the time being.

There's a bit more 'gook' in the NASA (right) stream than the Samsung (left).

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Difficult to understand. Just a why thing I guess. If you can't watch these channels on the box but you can send them out over Ethernet and even a crappy pc with the right software and codecs can. I'm guessing one way the video/audio gets piped out over HDMI to the TV. And if the Broadcom...

Resembles my question over at legit. The NASA UHD channel won't display anything but a single frame before it freezes. Audio is fine. Replies are that it's the Broadcom chipset limitation. Not surprising because....how old is it? But VLC and other media players do fine when streamed from the...

"Can you teach me to play guitar?" Sure son. First you need to have the right soil to grow a tree. Then once the tree starts growing you have to prune it and trim branches to get the best lumber. When it's mature and time to cut it you need to get the logs to the mill fast so sap doesn't go to...

Hard to say. Try it out and give it a go. To be honest I just use it for the basics. I had a trial of the full version and there are a lot of other bells and whistles in it. I would believe what you said may be true. I wonder if it's channel specific.I do know I have used a couple of other...

Just download E-Channelizer. Channel editors have been used since Dreamboxes were the thing. It's easy to use, you can create your own bouquets and name them whatever you want to. Rename channels. Reorder them, drag 'n drop. As I mentioned I use the TVROSat satellite charts for my reference...

I don't know about anyone else but after a suggestion in another forum to try E-Channelizer. I'm hooked. It works very well and is very stable. I've become "just ok" with the Enigma2 file system.Many out there have assisted in helping me. The bottom line is some of the Satellites.xml...

"Warning. Objects in windshield appear smaller than your deductible".

Oh it's the time of year to go trimming the shrubs and bushes and blueberries and all that crap. So it's like free help. Man, venison give me indigestion terrible. I won't sleep for a week. Neither will anyone else who gets around me. If you get my drift. Just don't be downwind of it!

Broadband and....looka' all da' deers!

Holy you-know-what 10 megabit? I wouldn't even be concerned with doing any streaming on the receiver then personally. Who is the provider and what ballpark money do you spend a month for their service? Better get on the Starlink bandwagon. I just got my invite but at $99 a month it's a bit steep...

#1: I'm not so sure you have even tried to use other images. I've heard your mention of T2MI and your hesitance to try other images. I even offered you my USB image to try. All setup and ready to go. But I assure you that I get Decades and H&I no problem on OpenATV6.3. Plus the image allows some...

"Other Options" is always a good thing. Sure loving the 4K HDMI channels and 7.1 audio with my new extractor though. TNAP doesn't easily give you too many of those....ummm....options. Enuff said.

I'm seeing you're a Linux junkie. Many resources there to do most everything you need to do on your receiver by terminal. Which, I hope, is built into the webif. But if I remember right not all commands are available and to get those you'll maybe have to add a package to your build on the box...

Just wait until you get it before becoming a big worry wart. Hah! I was the same a few years ago. Backups. They can be made on your EHD. I'm using a 1TB WD USB drive for storage. They will be on it. In the case of a USB specific backup file, as far as I know a restore will need to be done with a...

If you have a monitor with HDMI port, why not? I prefer a static IP address on my LAN. Blind scan will pretty much pick up what is on a satellite and store it to a Last Scanned favorite. The you can use a channel editor to arrange, properly name, and create favorites folders based on the...

Yeah. I did a quick search of using Acronis (my favorite cloning tool) to do that. Easiest thing would be to probably just pull the files on the drive to your pc and if you needed to attach another drive to the receiver just prep it, format it and push the files back over your LAN. With a linux...

On OpenATV my external drive is ext4. I converted it from ext3. If it's reading the contents of it on a Windows machine, you'll need a program like Linux Reader. If over your LAN while attached to the Mio, no problem. Push and pulling files is easy. You can read it on Windows straight from the...

Just wondering. Are you familiar with loading a different image into another slot yet?