What receiver is that in the attachment Brian?
OTHER X2 Premium HD PVR Satellite Receiver
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What receiver is that in the attachment Brian?
Mouse over the image for a clue to the working title.
Well yeah, I did that first and saw a title/name. However I can't find that receiver anywhere doing some Google-fu with that name. Unless of course it's a work "in progress" and not even released as of yet? Either way, its looks intrigues me...
That free MicroHD receiver I won has gotten expensive, lol. You woke up my inner technician once again...
It's labeled: "mini-HD"
Looks like Brian is already working on the MicroHD's slightly larger brother.
Yeah, and if he puts it out, it WILL work right out of the box... Maybe a few bugs or revisions meeting requested changes, but it will be something he would use in his own home.
The one I want to see is the MAXI HD.
Mouse over the image for a clue to the working title.
Component output??? RS232 connector???
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He means the file name that appears on the bottom of your browser:
miniHD.jpg
He's teasing us... lol
Apparently it's a work in progress.
Hello!! Since this boxes are getting really small I dont see why the TV companies doesnt include them inside as an option??
What! Do you want the mainstream robber-baron broadcasters to actually lose money when people find out they can get their channels for FREE?
How dare you!
That will NEVER happen in the U.S. of A. EVERYTHING is commercialized, and costs money...
lol.
I recently saw a 22" LED-backlit LCD TV on clearance at my local Radio Shack store for something like $129.
Not a lot of wiggle room to be adding extra features not already included in the TV chipset.
Plus what Primestar said.
Edit: and around here, we have 80-90 OTA channels just 25 miles away on a mountaintop.
Will the lazy SoBs put up an antenna and get 'em?
Hell no! They want 'em piped in on cable!
i doubt 1 in a 100 would put up a dish.
Not a lot of wiggle room to be adding extra features not already included in the TV chipset.
Plus what Primestar said.
Edit: and around here, we have 80-90 OTA channels just 25 miles away on a mountaintop.
Will the lazy SoBs put up an antenna and get 'em?
Hell no! They want 'em piped in on cable!
i doubt 1 in a 100 would put up a dish.
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I was able to record an hd wildfeed, without any drive speed too slow errors until I ran out of space on the usb stick.
It recorded 4gig per 15 minutes.
It will resume playback from where you left off if you stop a playback,a feature I like.
It passes audio to tv if you FF 2x, which is funny.
It recorded 4gig per 15 minutes.
It will resume playback from where you left off if you stop a playback,a feature I like.
It passes audio to tv if you FF 2x, which is funny.
XT did you notice the reserve feature in the PVR? If you go to a channel that has EPG data you can schedule to record whatever program you highlight. A "reserve" option comes up where you press the yellow button to reserve the program for recording.
the mainboard has a spot for another usb connector next to the one already installed,maybe someday I will play with that.
Did you find out what processor this has? I still haven't been able to find processor specs for this.
NT78326 like I guessed earlier.
there are other receivers with the same processor but I couldn't find any firmware or support programs yet for those.
there are other receivers with the same processor but I couldn't find any firmware or support programs yet for those.
If you go to the multimedia section and select photo you can load pictures onto a usb drive and it will automatically play through the pictures like a digital photo frame. It also gives you the option to play music at the same time. I got it to work fine but it said unsupported format on one of my pictures that was .jpg and over 1mb. It played my other smaller jpg files OK.
