Looking for a HD Mpeg4 receiver I can leave on

[ken2400]

Looking for a HD Mpeg4 receiver that can be left on 24/7.
Thanks

 

[Titanium]

My STBs remain in operate mode 24/7. Never power off or place in standby mode. Think most STBs can run constantly without issues.

Are you having problems with a receiver being left on 24/7? Losing lip sync? Loss of signal? Is there something specific that you are needing?

 

[FaT Air]

All Of mine have been ON 24/7. Pansats, Openbox S9, and now the Amiko HD SE. All have fed a modulator for viewing in multiple locations.

 

[migold]

I run Azbox Premium Plus HD, Azbox miniMe, Pansat 9200HD, X2 premium mini HD, all at one time or another for 24/7 without issues. It does not hurt them to run continually, as long as they are allowed ventilation. I would not stack books on them, or put them in a box....

 

[KE4EST]

Same here my receivers are left on 24/7 and never off or standby.

 

[. Raine]

Two of mine are on 24/7, a MicroHD that we use for regular daily use and then another feeding a modulator.

 

[Mr Tony]

I use to have a couple receivers on 24/7 because (as someone else noted) it was used to backfeed a signal through the house

 

[RT-Cat]

Same here with my Amiko Nano and two S9's. Only time off is power outages or if I am working on DiSEqC switches.

 

[Corrado]

Now that I think about it, most receivers like my Dish receiver is never really off.

I have a Scientific Atlanta DVB Powervu receiver that came with one of my Prodelin dishes that I bet was powered on for 10 years before I got it. It still works for a really basic DVB-S receiver.

 

[ken2400]

Just looking to buy one.

My STBs remain in operate mode 24/7. Never power off or place in standby mode. Think most STBs can run constantly without issues.

Are you having problems with a receiver being left on 24/7? Losing lip sync? Loss of signal? Is there something specific that you are needing?

 

[Titanium]

As far as running 24/7, don't think you will go wrong with any STB that is on the market. Now it comes down to which receiver has the features that you want.

 

[Claude Greiner]

You can run commercial receivers 24/7 and they are not any different than residential receivers