Brian -- thanks for clearing that up. Realized that was what was going on as well after a few more rounds with the thing.
Oh -- and I'm happy to report that the Vu+ and ASC1 play nicely together!
I've seen the Zeros, but was intrigued by Uno's dual tuner. And I've seen threads elsewhere that bemoan the Zero's blind scan as not quite as good as a Dreambox or other SiLabs tuner or HW based blind scan.
Using DreamSet to diddle the transponder xml. I think I downloaded another program to try, but haven't had time to mess with it yet.
First time I've ever been able to catch UHD feeds; they still look neat even on a Samsung display that's stuck at 1080p.
One common quirk on this box -- LOTS of channel surfing between Radio/TV/Radio/TV (it seems) can sometime confuse the video adaptor into rendering a resolution mode my TV doesn't understand. I don' t know what res mode it gets stuck in. The remedy, however, is to use the on-box display to navigate the menus to restart. I may try to nav that way next time it does this to see if I can tell what it's doing.
Found some other strange behavior in Black Hole Not ready to call it a bug yet, because I'm still getting used to this image. It certainly behaves differently than the Vu+ factory image. Some Globecast TV channels scan in as radio, for instance, under Black Hole -- they scanned fine under the factory image.
I also downloaded OpenPLI and a few other images to play with.
The Vu+ Android application is nice, mostly. I've enjoyed being able to stream audio services from the dish via headphones while the wee ones sleep, while doing dishes at the sink or something. It works quite well when you select VLC as your player. Hiccups: 1.) The "default" in-app player -- on my old Moto 3rd Gen Android -- is glitchy, and shuts down when the screen goes to sleep. But VLC is smooth and runs despite the screen being locked. 2.) "Zapping" a channel under the stream selection doesn't necessarily "zap" it on the tuner. That's something else you have to manually select in the STB config. 3.) ... and this is the strange one ... the app will only start up properly if it can see the internet. At my house, the 802.11 network has no i-net connection (we live in an area which is severely under-served for broadband). So cell data has to be turned on briefly to start the app, then turned off so traffic is routed to the local 802.11 "non-internet" WLAN. For most people, won't be a problem.
This thing is pretty neat so far, but manually scanning everything is a step back from the Linkbox9K Local and the AzMiniMe.
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