Short answer is Yes! I now have image slots on my Edision Mio+ filled with two TNAP 5.1 and one TNAP 6 image. I am slowly migrating over to TNAP 6 but I keep TNAP 5.1 ready to use at any time just requiring a quick reboot of the Mio+. One of the reasons I still use TNAP 5.1 is because I haven't yet blind scanned all satellites for TNAP 6.
Some reasons I like TNAP 6:
Some reasons I like TNAP 6:
- Supports Tuner C on my Mio+ to use for the Hauppauge 950Q USB dongle for OTA. My most current version of TNAP 5.1 does not support this dongle. This is a known problem on more recent versions of TNAP 5.1 that won't be resolved.
- Has a driver selector plugin so I can switch easily between no-T2MI, T2MI, and T2MI with low SR transponder support drivers. This is important so you can improve blind scan speed and accuracy.
- Youtube videos play.
- Has a plugin that easily and automatically creates IPTV bouquets matching any genre, country source, language you choose. If you have a fast Internet connection, IPTV arguably provides better/more entertainment than satellite these days. It all depends on your viewing preference and habits.
- Has a plugin that supports creating a Pluto TV bouquet.
- Comes preloaded with ALL satellites in the world with their transponders already configured. You can, of course, update the satellite and transponder lists as you wish. Actually, some satellites may be missing but most satellites across Europe, Asia and North America are included. Mood Music channels on 101W Ku are included too.
- The image is fairly stable now.
- Blind scan can be fast and accurate! If I use the no-T2MI driver with the MIS tp switch at OFF, then blind scan speed rivals my formerly-preferred GT Media V9 Prime. The different drivers can give dramatically different results so you need to use the driver that suits what you're doing.
- You can easily copy an entire scanned-in-satellite with all channels over to User bouquets in one action. It's so easy and quick that this is how I create new User bouquets. I copy the entire satellite's list of channels and just delete the channels I don't want in the bouquet.
- TNAP 5.1 is finished in the sense of support. TNAP 6 is now the only TNAP version being supported.
- The TNAP 6 support site (legitfta.com) is now updated and stable.
