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Basic Information

function is similar like dreambox DM800HD, DM500HD.

450 MHz ST40 CPU SH4 Core. STi 7111 based.
Linux Operating System (ENIGMA 2)
Linux DVB-API compatible.
Vacuum fluorescent display (VFD)
Ethernet 10/100 MBit compatible interface
MPEG-2 / H.264 Hardware decoding
Tuner: DVB-S2
1 x Tuner
1 x Smartcard-Reader ISO 7816with programmable clock speed(Universal Reader)
RS232 Interface
10/100Mbit Ethernet Interface
1 x Scart (RGB,CVBS)
HDMI Output
1 x USB 2.0 external USB
S/PDIF Interface for digital bit stream out (AC-3)
2 MByte NOR for Secure Bootloader.256MByte Nand , 2 x 128 MByte RAM
unlimited channel lists for TV/Radio
EPG (electronic program guide)
multiple LNB-Switching control (supports DiSEqC)
OSD in many languages and skin-support

DVB-S2 Tuner:
Sharp 7306a
Frequency Range 950 -- 2150 MHz
Demodulation DVB-S (QPSK); DVB-S2 (8PSK,QPSK)
Symbol rate DVB-S: 2--45 Mbaud/s, SCPC/ MCPC
DVB-S2: 10 – 31 Mbaud/s (8PSK) , 10 –30 Mbaud/s (QPSK)
Video decoder:
Video Compression MPEG-2 , H.246 ,VC-1
Video Formats 4:3 / 16:9
Letterbox for 4:3 TV-Device
Capable Resolution: (1080P,1080I, 720P, 480P/576P, 480I/576I)
Audio decoder:
Audio Compression MPEG1 , MPEG2, MP3 ,AC3,DD+,AAC,AAC+,WMA9
Audio Mode Dual (main/sub), Stereo
Frequency: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 16 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 24 kHz
Video parameter:
Input Level FBAS 1 Vss +/- 0.3 dB on 75 Ohm
Teletext filter in conformity with ETS 300 472 Standard
Output: CVBS, HDMI
USB
2 x USB 2.0 Host
DiSEqC
Count of active satellite position DiSEqC 1.0/1.2 SAT POSITION / SAT OPTION
DiSEqC - Rotor Control
2.software function
Full hd (Full HDTV 1080i, 1080p)
Operating System: Base LINUX 
Vacuum fluorescent display (VFD)
PVR Function
Timeshift-Function (Pause/Play)
Media Player
Wireless LAN: USB Type IEEE 802.11b,g,n (Wireless USB-WLAN)
MPEG2 SD/HD, MPEG4 P10 h.264/AVC SD/HD Xvid, MKV
MPEG AAC, AC3, WAV, AIFF, WMA
Resolution: 480i/480p/576i/576p/720p/1080i/1080p
Subtitle: SRT, SMI, TXT
Photo: JPEG, BMP
Plugin Support
EPG (electronic program guide)
OSD , Skin
DiSEqC 1.0,1.1 and1.2

Amiko Alien 2 HD Triple Tuner (2 x DVB-S/S2 + 1 x DVB-C/T) Linux Dual Boot Satellite Receiver

Main Features:

• MPEG- Fully DVB-S / DVB-S2 / DVB-T / DVB-C  compliant (depending on twin or triple tuner choice)
• Dual Boot - Linux Embedded OS
• Two Conax Embedded Card Readers
• PVR Ready via external USB HDD (not included)
• HbbTV - Interactive Television
• Interactive Web Applications right on your Television
• Youtube, SHOUTcast, Picasa, Twitter, Google Talk!, RSS Reader, and much more!
• Opera Web Browser with FlashLite
• USB WiFi Connection & 3G Internet Modem Support
• USB Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Support
• Ethernet Connection
• Multi-Satellite Reception with DiSEqC 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 and USALS
• S/PDIF for PCM Audio, Dolby Digital and DTS Bit-Stream output
• Full HD 1080p output via HDMI
• Endless channels (TV and Radio) programmable
• Two High Speed USB2.0 Ports (with USB HUB Support!)
• AVI, MKV, MPG, TS, WMA, WMV, M2TS, FLV, DAT, ASF, MP3 playback
• Online Subtitles
• TimeShifting and Recording on different Channels at the same time
• Easy-To-Use Online Software Upgrades & Channel Lists
• Online User's Manual & F.A.Q Videos
• Alphanumeric VFD Display
• Endless possibilities with Plug-In support
• Program and Channel information transfer from receiver to receiver
• Software Upgrade support via USB or Internet
• <0.5W Power Consumption in Stand-By Mode

Technical Specification:

SYSTEM RESOURCES
Main Processor: STi7162 450MHz CPU

TUNER / FRONT-END
Tuner Type: DVB-S / DVB-S2
Input Connector: F-type, Connector, Female
Loop Through: F-type, Connector, Female
Signal Level: -65 to -25 dBm
LNB Power & Polarization: Vertical: +13V/+14V, Horizontal: +18V/+19V, Current: Max. 500mA, Overload Protection
22KHz Tone: Frequency: 22±1KHz
DiSEqC Control: Amplitude: 0.6±0.2V, Version 1.0, 1.1 1.2, USALS Available
Demodulation: QPSK, 8PSK
Input Symbol Rate: 2-45 Mbps, Convolution Code Rate
1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6,7/8,1/4,1/3,2/5,3/5,4/5,8/9,9/10 and Auto

Tuner Type: DVB-T / DVB-C
Input Connector: IEC type, Connector, Female
Loop Through: IEC type, Connector, Male,
Frequency Range: 47 - 862MHz
Bandwidth: 7/8MHz
Demodulation: QAM, COFDM 2K/8K
Constellations: QPSK, 16QAM, 32QAM, 64QAM, 128QAM, 256QAM
Guard Interval: 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32
FEC Decoder: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, K=7

POWER SUPPLY
Input Voltage: Free Voltage (100~240V AC, 50/60Hz)
Power Consumption: 20W MAX (<1W in Stand-By Mode)
MPEG TS A/V Decoding
Transport Stream: MPEG-2, H.264
Input Rate: Max.120Mbit/s
Aspect Radio: 4:3, 16:9, Letter Box
Video Decoding: MPEG-2, MP@ML, MPEG-4 part 10/H264
Video Resolution: 720*480P/I, 720*576P/I, 1280*720p,1920*1080i, 1920*1080p
Audio Decoding: MEPG-1 layer I/II, Mpeg2 layerII, Dolby Digital, DTS
Audio Mode: Left / Right / Stereo/ Mono
Sampling Rate: 32, 44.1 and 48KHz

A/V & DATA INPUT/OUTPUT
TV-SCART: Video CVBS/RGB output, Audio L/R output
RCA A/V: Video CVBS output, Audio L/R output
S/PDIF: Optical & Coaxial, Digital Audio / Dolby Digital / DTS Bit Stream Output
RS-232C: Transfer rate 115.2Kbps, 9 pin D-sub Type
RJ-45: 10M/100M
USB: Two USB 2.0 slots - Compatible for Host
HDMI: VER1.3, Type A

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATION
Size[W*H*D]: 300mm*64mm*231mm
Net Weight: 2.0KG
Operation Temperature: 0°C~+45°C
Storage Temperature: -10°C~+70°C
Storage Humidity: 5%~95% RH (Non-Condensing)

OPENBOX X5 HD PVR

 

Features

High-performance 667MHz 32-bit MIPS 24KEc Processor, Supports 8KB Scratch Pad Data RAM
Supports MPEG-2 (ISO/IEC 13818-2) MP@HL and MP@ML for HD and SD decoding
Supports MPEG-4 (ISO/IEC 14496-2) extended ASP
Supports H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC, ISO/IEC 14496-10) MP/HP@L4.1 for SD and HD decoding.
Supports RealVideo(RealPlayer v8,9,10and later), DivX 3.11/4.12/5/6/HD, and Xvid,Dolby
Supports WMA and WMA-pro, Dolby MS10 option, RealAudio
Supports various bit rates for MPEG-1 Layer I/II, AC-3 and E-AC-3
Supports HDMI 1.3 transmitter with HDCP, 1080i/p, 720p,576i/p and 480i/p outputs
Supports dual USB2.0 EHCI host controllers with PHY embedded
Supports 1-bit or 2-bit SPI flash memory
IR receiver/transmitter
VFD driver interface
Supports dual Smart card controller interfaces
Supports one out of the two interfaces - PCMCIA controller interface for CI/CI+ applications, NAND controller interface
MHEG5 HD middleware UK DTG Certified
10/100 MAC with PHY
Automatic and manual channel scan options;
Automatic service scan
Channel-change time < 1 second
OSD in many languages and skin-support
Multilingual support on screen menu (OSD): English, French, Deutsch, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Greece, Portuguese, Finland, Holland, Turkish, Czech, selectable
LED Display
Analog audio output: stereo(L+R);
YCbCr available;
1 x Scart (RGB, FBAS or S-Video)
Screen format: auto, 4:3, and 16:9;
Upgrade software through USB2.0 port;
Powerful program management function, parent lock;

Specifications

FrontPanel
Display : 4-digital 7 segment LED display with Green color
Smart Card Slot: 1
USB 2.0: 2

2 USB Host Port, One is on the frontpanel, another is one the rearpanel.
So you can use one USB for USB wifi adaptor(Ralink RT5370, RT2870) or 3G USB modem.
Another you can connect to a USB disk or USB HDD of multimedia.
Key: Standby, Menu, Exit, CH-, CH+, VOL-, VOL+

RearPanel
Power Swithch : 4-digital 7 segment LED display with Green color
Sat-IF Input/Output: 2 x F-types socket
Connection TV: 1 x Scart socket
Video Output(Analogue): 3 x Cinch socket(YPbPr)/1 x Cinch socket
Video/Audio Output(Digital): 1 x HDMI
Audio Output(Analogue): 2 x Cinch socket
Ethernet : 1
RS-232: 1

Main System
CPU : Sunplus SPHE1512A
DDRAM: 128M
Flash: 4M
NAND: Option

POWER
Mains Voltage : 100-240V/50-60Hz
Power Consumption(Max.): 20W
RF
RF Range : 90~2150MHz
Modulation, FEC: DVB-S/DVB-S2 standard
Video
Video Resolution : 1080p,1080i, 720p,576p,
Video decoding : MPEG-2, MPEG-4 compatible
Input data rate : 2-45 MSymb/s
S/N: >53dB

Decoding
Decoding : AC 3, MPEG-4 (AAC-HE), MPEG-1, Layer 1, 2 and 3
Sampling Rate : 32/4.1/48kHz
S/N: >65dB
LNB
LNB Supply(Horiz./Vert.): 13/18V
Control Signal : 22kHz ; ToneBurst ; DiSEqCTM1.0/1.1/1.2

General
Dimension(W x H x D): 220 x 40 x 160 mm
Weight : App. 0.7Kg

 

Support Modem 3G Huawei E173

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Ultra HDTV

Ultra HDTV, the ‘next generation’ broadcasting standard should see test channels launched next year, says Credit Suisse in a report for clients.
The investment bank, which used its report to examine the state of health of Europe’s satellite industry, said the 3840 x 2160 pixel transmissions (8.3 megapixels) were good news for satellite operators in that it would lead to a greater demand on satellite bandwidth. It could also lead to greater demand from the pay-TV industry which is expected to lead the adoption of the new broadcasting technology.
Credit Suisse says that broadcasters in the US and Europe would be starting their roll-out of U-HD in 2015-16. “We forecast 5 Ultra HD (4k) channels in 2013 9estimated) growing to 135 by the end of 2017 (estimated). From the HDTV launch in the late 1990s/early 2000s the number of HDTV channels grew to 548 in 2010, after roughly 10 years, and reached 797 by the end of 2011.”
The bank says that the roll-out, and take-up, of U-HD is likely to be speedier than that of HDTV. “In the early 2000s when HDTV was launched,” says the bank’s report, “a lot of consumers were still watching analogue TV. Analogue customers cannot watch HDTV, even if they have an HDTV set, which reduced customer uptake and the initial willingness among broadcasters to invest in HDTV. We believe all SD customers will be able to add Ultra HD programming if they have an Ultra HDTV set in the same way as they can currently watch HDTV programming.”
“The replacement cycle of TV sets is now around 6 years, shorter than the 10 year replacement cycle when HDTV was launched at the end of 1990s/in the early 2000s; this could drive a quicker uptake as the penetration of Ultra HDTV sets of households will be quicker.”

Atlanta Satellite Hybrid STB

 

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Tuner
Input Connector F-type, IEC 169-24, Female
Input Frequency 950MHz to 2150MHz
Input Impedance 75Ω
Signal Level -65 ~-25dBm
LNB Power 13V/18V (Max 400mA / short-circuit protection)
LNB Control DiSEqC 1.0, 1.1 & 1.2, USALS
LNB Tone Switch 22KHz
Demodulation QPSK, 8PSK
Input Symbol Rate QPSK / 1 ~ 55Msps, 8PSK / 1 ~ 45Msps
Video / Audio Decoder
Transport Stream MPEG-2 ISO / IEC 13818
MPEG2 MP @ ML
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Sound Solution MPEG / Musica Layer I & II
Audio Mode Single Channel / Dual Channel / United Stereo / Stereo
Sampling of 32, 44.1 and 48kHz
Video Resolution 960x540
Input / Output
Video / Audio (Stereo) Integrated Video and Audio L / R (optional)
Fully compliant with HDMI 1.3a HDMI (PAL / NTSC up to 1080p)
Internet 10/100BASE-T: RJ-45 Ethernet
COM (Optional) RS232C Serial Port
USB 2xUSB 2.0 (WiFi Dongle and USB Devices)
Hardware
Main Processor ARM Cortex-A9 600MHz (1250 DMIPS)
512MB of RAM
512MB Flash Memory NAND Flash Memory
Software
Operating System Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Full Internet Browser Webkit-based browser for Android
Protocols Static, DHCP, HTTP (VOD), HLS (Live, VOD)
3D/2D graphic graphics H / W acceleration / Alpha blending
Flash Plug-in for Adobe Flash Plug-in 10.3 (Save up to 480p video)
Updated over a network
Media Support
Royalty MP4, AVI, MKV, 3GP, MPEG TS
Video Codec H.264 (MPEG4-AVC, VC-1), MPEG2, DviX3/4/5
Audio Codec MP3, AAC, OGG, MPEG, MPEG Audio, Dolby
Power Supply
Input Voltage 12V DC, 1.6A
Wall Adapter (100 ~ 240Vac, 50/60Hz)
Consumption 19 W
Physical Properties
Sizes (W) 183 mm x (D) 132 mm x (H) 37.5 mm
Weight 284g
 

How To Hook Up That Fancy New HDTV - Part I: The Numbers Game

It used to be that only the affluent could afford a flat screen TV. When a 42-inch flat panel plasma or LCD TV cost over $5,000, those who could afford one wouldn't think twice about dropping another $500 to have it correctly installed and hooked up. But now that 42-inch and larger flat panel TVs have dropped into the $1000 (and below) range, there are a surplus of HDTVs coming home, and a deficit of information on how to get them installed and connected properly.

The fact is, a good installer or home theater specialist will allow anyone to get the most out of their HDTV. Proper connection to existing components (DVD players, cable boxes, etc.), calibration and good advice from a home theater professional can make or break your experience with a new flat panel or rear projection HDTV or 3D TV. If you can afford it, hire a pro. But for those who have spent their entire budget (and then some) on that fancy new flat panel, or those who simply like to "DIY," this series of articles will help make sure you get the most of your big screen investment.

720p vs. 1080i vs. 1080p - How Many Pixels Do You Really Need?

There is a lot of confusion over what constitutes "high definition" as far as display devices go. The bottom line is that, according to the Consumer Electronics Association, in their news release of August, 2000, any widescreen (16:9) display device (TV, monitor or projector) that has a native vertical resolution of 720 pixels (picture elements) progressive or 1080 lines interlaced (or more) is considered "high definition-enabled" or "HDTV Ready."

The 720 line progressive and 1080 line interlaced specifications come from two of the most common signal formats used in broadcast HDTV - 720p and 1080i. So, if a display device has at least 720 pixels of vertical resolution displayed progressively then it can display a high definition 720p signal with no loss in detail and it is qualified to be called "high definition" (HD). Higher resolutions than 720P exist of course, but this is the minimum required.

To determine whether your chosen display is able to reproduce HDTV signals properly, take a look at its rated resolution, sometimes called "native panel resolution." A flat panel TV can only have one native panel resolution as this is the number of actual pixels that make up the screen. You'll frequently see numbers like 1024x768 (in 42-inch plasmas), 1280x720 (in LCD and DLP rear and front projection sets), 1366x768 (in 23-inch+ LCDs and 50-inch+ plasmas), and 1920x1080 (in newer LED, LCD and plasma flat panels, DLP, LCD, LCOS and SXRD projection TVs, both rear and front projection). All of the above resolutions are considered high definition enabled or "HD-Ready."

With "Full HD" 1080p resolution, Panasonic's PT-AE2000U projector represents the current state of the art in high definition projection.

Sharp AQUOS 80" LED 1080p Smart HDTV

 

 

Enjoy your favorite movies, TV shows and more with this LCD HDTV that supports signals up to 1080p and features a 4,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio to ensure crisp, richly detailed images. Two 10W speakers provide a lush soundscape.

What's Included

• Sharp AQUOS - 80" Class - LED - 1080p - 120Hz - Smart - HDTV
• Owner's manual

Product Features 

 

• 80" screen measured diagonally from corner to corner
  For optimal viewing in large rooms.
• Ultraslim design (3-29/32" deep)
  Ideal for wall mounting (with optional mounting kit, not included).
• Smart capable

LG 55LM6700 1080p

It's no secret I'm not a fan of 3D - especially in my home theater. On most films, I find the "3D experience" to be dim, distracting, and mentally taxing. (Yes, even with Avatar - though I'll admit that James Cameron's maiden voyage to Pandora is the current gold standard for 3D filmmaking.)  When considering 3D at home, it always comes back to the damned glasses. Paint them any color you want, the plain fact is: active-shutter 3D glasses are, with few exceptions, heavy, expensive, and downright uncomfortable.
However, with glasses-free 3D still years away from being both impressive and affordable, I've (mostly) stopped whining and I've come to grips with the state of things in the third dimension. With that in mind, whenever a new 3D TV arrives for review - like say, LG's 55LM6700 - it's fair to say it's walking into a tough room. Although LG's slim and sexy display didn't make me a 3D TV convert, its lightweight, passive 3D glasses are a huge step in the right direction.

The Walk Around

The svelte-looking LM6700 Series is the entry point into LG's Cinema 3D TV line. And as flat panel displays go, it's one of the most attractive models I've seen to date. Thanks to its barely-there bezel (except along the bottom - gotta have that LG logo somewhere!) and its unique, metallic swivel stand, the 55-inch 55LM6700 and its 47-inch little brother make for a handsome duo. One complaint though: the screen is pretty reflective. Consumers with windows aplenty or an abundance of ambient light take heed.

The handsome LM6700 Series is one of LG's most attractive displays to date

Behind the right side of the screen lies hidden a column of buttons for basic control and operation. While it's nice to have these, the fact that you can't see what they do makes them rather difficult to use by touch alone. Still, Power and Input are right on top of one another, so if nothing else, these buttons are a welcome addition for those times you can't locate the remote.

Telkom-3 and Ekspress-MD2 Failed Launch

Proton-M launch: Telkom-3 and Ekspress-MD2 lost after Briz-M failure

  A Russian government Proton-M rocket launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Monday, carrying two telecommunication satellites. The 19:31 GMT launch of the workhorse of the Russian fleet involved the lofting of the Telkom-3 and Ekspress-MD2 satellites on a several hour flight to their orbital destination. However, both satellites were lost due to a failure of the Briz-M upper stage. Proton M Launch:
The Proton booster that launched the satellites was 4.1 m (13.5 ft) in diameter along its second and third stages, with a first stage diameter of 7.4 m (24.3 ft). Overall height of the three stages of the Proton booster is 42.3 m (138.8 ft).
The Proton vehicle has a heritage of nearly 400 launches since 1965 and is built by Khrunichev Research and State Production Center. While this mission was conducted by the Russian government, the Proton is also used by International Launch Services (ILS).
The first stage of the vehicle consists of a central tank containing the oxidizer surrounded by six outboard fuel tanks. Each fuel tank also carries one of the six RD-276 engines that provide first stage power. Total first stage vacuum-rated level thrust is 11.0 MN (2,500,000 lbf).
Of a conventional cylindrical design, the second stage is powered by three RD-0210 engines plus one RD-0211 engine and develops a vacuum thrust of 2.4 MN (540,000 lbf).
Powered by one RD-0213 engine, the third stage develops thrust of 583 kN (131,000 lbf), and a four-nozzle vernier engine that produces thrust of 31 kN (7,000 lbf). Guidance, navigation, and control of the Proton M during operation of the first three stages is carried out by a triple redundant closed-loop digital avionics system mounted in the Proton’s third stage.
The Proton-M vehicle launched without issue.
The Briz-M Breeze-M upper stage was the Phase III variant, a recent upgrade which utilizes two new high-pressure tanks (80 liters) to replace six smaller tanks, along with the relocation of command instruments towards the centre – in order to mitigate shock loads when the additional propellant tank is being jettisoned.
Monday’s launch – delayed several times from May, ironically due to problems with the Upper Stage – was scheduled to utilize four burns of the Briz-M (model 99531) to loft its two passengers to their GTO destination.
However, Russian Space Agency Roscosmos released a statement, around the time spacecraft separation confirmation was due, noting both satellites did not make it to the transfer orbit, citing a problem with one of the Briz-M burns.
A Russian media report, via RIA Novosti, then confirmed both satellites are considered lost, adding to the Briz-M’s failure history that includes the loss of the Ekspress-AM4 satellite last year, although it did enjoy 12 nominal missions since that lost.
The original plan was to launch Telkom-3 with the Yamal-300K satellite, using the 74·5 degree azimuth to a 48 degree initial orbit. In turn, Ekspress-MD2 was to be launched with Ekspress-AM8. However, the failure of the JCSAT-11 mission, led to the closure of the 48 degree orbit.
The Telkom-3 Satellite was built by ISS-Reshetnev with its communication equipment made by Thales Aleniaspace. It was designed to cater for the increasing demand of transponder in the development of Indonesia’s satellite business service, particularly for the Telkom Group who have invested $200m into the project.
“Telkom-3 Satellite is designated not only for commercial purpose and for satellite capacity improvement in enhancing ICT infrastructure quality but also for the government needs such as defense and security (military) and for the support of operations of state-owned firms as well,” said Rinaldi Firmansyah, President of Telkom.
The Telkom-3 Satellite had a capacity of 42 active transponders, consisting of 24 transponders at 36MHz Standard C-band, 8 transponders at 54 MHz C-band and 4 transponders at 36 MHz, along with 6 transponders at 54 MHz Ku-Band.
This was the first time Indonesia has purchased a satellite from Russia, adding to their fleet that includes the Telkom-2 satellite, that was launch by an Ariane 5 in 2005.
The Express MD2 was a small communication satellite, designed and fabricated by the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center under a contract with Russian Satellite Communications Company(RSCC) and Thales Alenia Space of Italy.
The contact was within the framework of the Program of Renovation of Russian State Civilian Satellite Orbital Constellation and the Federal Space Program of Russia for 2006-2015.
The satellite was designed to relay, round-the-clock, data streams to multiple users within the Russian Satellite Communications and Broadcasting System and sports 8 C-band-transponders and 1 L-band transponder. The 1,140 kg satellite was expected to have a service life of 10 years.

Dish Unveils 2TB Hopper DVR, Satellite Broadband Service

LAS VEGAS—Dish Network used the Consumer Electronics Show to rebrand itself and embrace a more connected customer base, unveiling a new "Hopper" DVR with a 2TB hard drive and a companion device dubbed Joey.
The company will also partner with ViaSat for satellite broadband service.
Going forward, the pay TV business will be known simply as Dish. CEO Joe Clayton said during a press conference here that Dish wanted a product that people would know by name, like Droid or iPhone. To that end, Dish has adopted the kangaroo as its mascot; hence the Hopper Joey monikers. Clayton actually emerged onstage carting a tiny joey.
The Hopper includes three satellite TV tuners, and a 2TB hard drive that holds up to 2,000 hours of video, up to 250 hours of HD, or up to 1,000 hours of SD user recordings. The device is Bluetooth-equipped for linking to devices like wireless headphones and includes built-in DLNA, as well as picture-in-picture for watching two channels at the same time.
The Hopper can record up to six TV shows at once—four PrimeTime Anytime shows and two live programs. PrimeTime Anytime is a new feature that will allow users, with one click, to record every single primetime show from ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC on a given night and store them for eight days.
"This creates an on-demand library of approximately 100 hours of primetime TV shows, and makes it easy to catch up on episodes from last night and last week's airing," Dish said.
To extend TV viewing to other rooms, Dish is offering the smaller, companion device known as Joey, which runs a 750 MHz Broadcom processor. With a Hoppper and three small Joeys, customers can watch content simultaneously in four separate rooms around the house.
If you've torn apart your living room looking for the remote, the Hopper will include a convenient "locate remote" button; click it and your remote will beep.
Dish did not announce exact release dates; the Hopper is listed as "coming soon" on its Web site.
Dish is part of the TV Everywhere effort, which will allow customers to access content on the Web via www.DishOnline.com. The Hopper can also be connected to the Sling Adapter for on-the-go access.
To that end, Dish will partner with ViaSat to offer satellite broadband service that boasts up to 12 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload speeds. Bundles will start at $79.98 per month. Clayton pushed the service as a way to get broadband to underserved rural areas; the offering will expand this summer when Dish parent company EchoStar launches a new high-powered satellite, Clayton said.
Dish will include access to several partner services. The $10 Blockbuster at Home service, an extension of the Blockbuster Movie Pass launched in the fall, will include streaming access to more than 10,000 movies and TV shows, including 3,000 kids shows and 20 premium movie and family channels, among other things.
Customers who subscribe to HBO will also get expanded access to the channel's content online. Sirius XM will also be available, as will apps like Facebook, Twitter, Pandora, and The Weather Channel.
For those who are on the fence, Dish is providing 24-hour access to its content via TV Everywhere. Sign up at dish.com/testdrive to try it out.

50 years of satellite TV

It was once a distant dream found only in sci-fi books.
But 50 years on, satellite television pictures are now beamed into millions of homes around the world.
Today marks the half-century anniversary of the first public satellite television broadcast across the Atlantic from the United States to Britain and mainland Europe.
The transmissions using a space satellite launched into orbit revolutionised popular entertainment and sparked an explosion in technological development.

Historic: Television monitors in New York on July 12 1962 show the first images broadcast by satellite from the UK to to the U.S.

'It wasn't actually the first satellite broadcast but because it was seen by so many people when it was on, it had a tremendous impact on people's perception of distance and extension of their consciousness,' said Iain Logie Baird, grandson of television pioneer John Logie Baird and curator of broadcast culture at the National Media Museum in Bradford.

TV Buyers Guide for 2012

Hello old friend! Yes, despite all of the fancy new LED TVs currently available (which are really just a variation on LCD), and the talk of OLED TVs just around the corner, the LCD TV market is still alive and well. The veritable granddaddy of flat panel TV technology has come a long way, baby.
When flat-panel TVs first started popping up, eager shoppers basically had two options: plasma and LCD TV. But in those early days, LCD TVs were tiny. expensive and didn't really look that great.  What a difference 15 years can make.  LCD TVs are bigger, brighter and more beautiful than ever, and also offer excellent value for your high definition television dollars.
It's a Liquid?
LCD isn't the type of liquid you'd want on a hot day -- unless you're enjoying a movie marathon next to some air conditioning. Otherwise, the way LCD works is fairly simple to understand. LCD is made up of two polarized glass panels. One has an array of liquid crystal pixels, which are typically made up of red, green and blue sub-pixels. The other panel is a polarized filter with no color component. Instead, it controls the intensity of light passed through it. Behind the panels, there is a light source, which shines through the LCD panel to make that pretty, bright picture.

The reason why you don't just see a big ball of light is because electricity is applied to the polarizing filter to selectively block out or dim the light shining through each subpixel. When you need a black screen, the filter blocks the pixels. When a white screen is needed, the filter is effectively wide open or off. Everything in between is a combination of fully or partially blocked subpixels.
LCD TV is often confused with LED TV -- and for good reason. LED TV is actually part of the LCD family.Both use LCD panels to produce an image with the only difference being the light source. A traditional LCD TV uses skinny fluorescent tubes called CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamps) as a light source, while LED TVs use an LED-based light source to illuminate the panel.  For simplicity, we're going to limit this buyer's guide to standard CCFL-lit LCD TVs. For more information on LED TV models and technology, check out our LED TV Buyers Guide for 2012.
When it comes to TV technology, LCD is typically the least expensive flat panel you can buy, but that doesn't mean you can't find a nice high quality image and plenty of features.  Panel response times, refresh rates, contrast ratios and color accuracy and saturation have all improved over the years as the prices continue to fall.
Dissecting the Specs
Those response times, contrast ratios and refresh rates are all something to consider when buying an LCD TV. Why exactly? Well, a response time is the amount of time it takes an LCD's panel to go from full black to full white, resulting in more realistic images. The lower that number is, the happier you'll be. Just remember that it's measured in milliseconds.
Contrast ratio is important because it measures the difference between a full black signal and full white. Unlike response times, you want a high number on the contrast ratio. That said, this is a bit harder to measure. Currently, there's no industry standard and some manufacturers list this number as a dynamic contrast ratio or a native contrast ratio, making the decision sort of confusing and hard to compare.

Web-Connected HDTVs to Hit 650 Million by 2017

Recently, we took a peek at all of the new HDTVs coming this year. (See all of our 2012 Buyers Guides listed below.) When it comes to features, the most popular perk seems to be web connectivity. If you're not in the market for a new TV, there are still plenty of ways to get connected, via a web-enabled Blu-ray player, set-top box or game console.
No matter how people are connecting, the point is -- they are connecting. At least that's what new numbers from Juniper Research are stating. In Smart Home Ecosystem: Connected Devices, Service Models & Revenues 2012-2017, the research firm says that content services, such as Netflix and YouTube, have consumers clamoring for connected TVs. If the trend continues, we can expect to see the number of web-connected HDTVs hit almost 650 million by 2017.
Having that connectivity will boost revenue in other areas of the electronics world as well. Juniper Research says that smart-home revenues will reach about $25 billion by the end of this year, only to jump to $60 billion by 2017.



Samsung and a slew of other companies are building more HDTVs with web connectivity built right into the set.
"The consumer electronics industry along with key players, such as the content aggregators and platform providers, needs to clearly define this device ecosystem and start working towards driving this phase of growth and turn it into a revenue opportunity," said Juniper Research's Nitin Bhas.
U.K.'s Rapid TV News added that falling equipment prices are helping to fuel the fire, saying that the cost will continue to drop over the next five years as " the value of connectivity will rise."

SATELLITE TELEVISION with CPU

CPU-TVsat

Television is no longer a luxury for the community, every society must have been having this electronic stuff. The development of television technology to date has been growing rapidly. Starting from black and white television, color television into, and to date is now entering the era of digital television technology. In Indonesia today a new digital TV technology is used for cable TV and satellite TV, where the technology is generally used for pay TV or pay TV are often known as subscription TV.

Central Proseesing Satellite TV Unit (CPU-TVsat) is a tool that is capable of receiving hundreds of television broadcasting in large numbers. Digital television technology is based satellite TV technology because it has the ability to receive television broadcasts from abroad / international. Satellite television has better picture quality better than UHF technology, because the satellite television can not occur blurry images or noise. This technology uses parabolic antenna measuring 7 feet just enough. because people generally prefer to use small-sized antenna to save space, but it is also relatively cheaper price than the large.Central Proseesing Satellite TV Unit (CPU-TVsat) is

TV LED Toshiba 55TL515U

The Toshiba 55TL515U remains relatively competitive in the world of LED TVs. A solid black bezel wraps around the screen, which has a hint of silver near the bottom. In this small silver band, you'll find the dual built-in 10-watt speakers, which is just about what you'd expect with any LED TV. It's quite easy to see the speakers from a seated position, which gives the TV a bit of a bulkier, blockier look. The included base does not swivel to allow alternate viewing angles, although it does match the look of the TV, for what it's worth.
The Toshiba 55TL515U features a slightly above-average refresh rate of 240Hz. You'll notice this feature primarily when you're watching fast action scenes because the higher the refresh rate, the clearer and crisper the movement in the movie will appear. This improves the experience with anything from an action film with quick cuts and car chases to nature documentaries with wide, panning landscape shots and sports games with quick refocuses and constant movement. This is a huge improvement over the 60Hz refresh rate of standard CRT TVs and older LEDs that lead to motion blur and fuzzy pictures.
The Toshiba 55TL515U is built like many high-end LED TVs on the market; its LCD screen is backed by a flat panel of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that enhance the screen's overall color and brightness. This allows the TV to brighten or dim individual pixels on the LCD screen, resulting in brighter, crisper whites and deeper blacks. We noticed a few fading and blooming issues while we were reviewing the television, but the local dimming worked well overall.
There are a total of four HDMI inputs on the Toshiba 55TL515U, which is enough to meet the needs of most consumers. If you need more than four HDMI ports, you may need to invest in an HDMI splitter or another routing device, although this isn't a common concern. You can also connect basic components to this LED TV via the basic composite and component inputs. Additionally, this TV allows you to connect memory cards (a feature we don't see on many TVs nowadays) as well as two USB devices and an Ethernet cable. Unfortunately, the lack of a composite port and the lower number of available connectors hurt this TV in our rankings.

Specifications :

• SCREEN SIZE
• 54.6" diagonal widescreen
• SCREEN SIZE CLASS
• 55"
• DISPLAY TYPE
• LED
• NATIVE DISPLAY RESOLUTION
• 1920x1080
• REFRESH RATE

• ClearScan™ 240Hz

Video

• VIDEO RESOLUTION*
• 1080p
• LOCAL DIMMING
• Yes
• GAMING MODE
• Yes

Audio

• SPEAKER SYSTEM
• Invisible

Inputs/Outputs

• HDMI*
• 4 ports
• COLORSTREAM COMPONENT VIDEO (Y/PB/PR)
• 1 port
• PC INPUT (15-PIN D-SUB)
• 1 port
• USB PORT
• 2 ports
• ETHERNET PORT (RJ-45)
• 1 port

Features

• 3D CAPABILITY*
• Yes*
• INTERNET CAPABILITY*
• Net TV™ (Netflix®, Facebook®, Twitter®, YouTube®)
• BUILT-IN WIFI
• Yes
• INSTAPORT FAST HDMI SWITCHING
• Yes
• INPUT LABELING
• Yes
• CHANNEL BROWSER
• Yes
• SLEEP TIMER
• Yes
• REMOTE CONTROL*
• Illuminated Remote Control

Physical Description
WIDTH
51.22" (51.22" with stand)
HEIGHT
30.87" (33.86" with stand)
DEPTH
1.14" (14.21" with stand)
WIDTH (SHIPPING)
68.11"
HEIGHT (SHIPPING)
34.21"
DEPTH (SHIPPING)
5.28"
WEIGHT
49.38 lbs (62.17 lbs with stand)

Samsung LED TV UN55C8000XFXZA

Samsung is a prolific electronics manufacturer with products in nearly every conceivable niche, including sound systems, cell phones and televisions. Its line of LED TVs is impressive, and its LED TV made it to the top of our comparison for good reasons. While its refresh rate and contrast ratio can't top our number-one product, it still outpaces the competition, coming in with a refresh rate that is four times greater than the standard LED TV. The contrast ratio is not quite as impressive at 8,000,000:1, but it is still a competitive ratio, even when compared to the other top LED-backlit LCD TVs. Combine this with the amazingly thin display of the Samsung UN55C8000XFXZA and you have a fully featured flat-panel TV that will take up hardly any space in your theater room.
The most impressive thing about the Samsung UN55C8000XFXZA is its ability to maintain such a wide array of competitive specifications in such a compact screen. The panel of this Samsung LED TV is almost half the size of competing flat-panel LEDs, and yet it maintains a level of display quality and functionality that puts the competition to shame. With a panel thickness of 0.9 inches, this TV has the slimmest profile of any LED TV we reviewed by a significant margin, and it still maintains a competitive contrast ratio and an exceptionally high refresh rate.
Despite its supercharged specifications, the Samsung LED TV maintains its Energy Star rating while not in use and consumes a paltry 129 watts of power when in operation, which is by far the lowest amount when comparing TVs with a 55-inch screen. If you're worried about high energy bills but you don't want to sacrifice picture quality for low energy consumption, the Samsung UN558000XFXZA is a fantastic option.
Other standard display features include two built-in 15-watt speakers, four standard tuners (PIP, MTS, ATSC and QAM) and an included base. The screen is also 3D capable, so if you have a 3D Blu-ray player or an upgraded PlayStation 3, you can watch your favorite 3D movies on this screen. It also offers local dimming capabilities, which adds to the screen's picture quality significantly. By dimming or brightening individual pixels in the LCD screen by modifying the brightness of the underlying LED panel, this television can achieve deep blacks and bright whites. The expansive feature set contained in such a small package is truly one of the most astounding parts of this LED TV from Samsung.

Specifications :

Series

• 8000 Series

Design

• LED TV
• Brushed Titanium Touch of Color™
• Brushed Titanium Cabinet Color
• Comes With Swivel Stand

Video

• 54.6" Screen Measured Diagonally
• 1,920 x 1,080 Native Resolution
• 8,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• 16:9 Aspect Ratio

Audio

• SRS TheaterSound®
• 15 Watts x 2 Audio Channels
• Built-in Bottom Speakers

Wireless Connectivity

• Wi-Fi Ready (requires LinkStick™ adapter)

Features

• Samsung Apps Platform
• 3D Enabled
• AllShare™ DLNA Networking
• Wide Color Enhancer Plus
• Ultra Clear Panel
• ConnectShare™ Movie
• Skype™ Enabled
• BD Wise
• Game Mode
• Anynet+™ (HDMI-CEC)
• 1-Tuner Picture-in-Picture
• Wireless LAN Adaptor Support
• Auto Channel Search
• Auto Power Off
• Auto Volume Leveler
• Clock & On/Off Timer
• Closed Captioning
• HDTV Tuner Built-in
• Sleep Timer
• V-Chip

Inputs & Outputs

• 4 HDMI Inputs (Rear)
• 1 Component Input
• 1 Composite (AV) Input
• 1 PC Input (D-sub)
• 1 PC Audio Input (Mini Jack)
• 1 Ethernet Port
• 2 USB 2.0 Ports
• 1 Optical Digital Audio Output
• 1 Audio Output (Mini Jack)
• 1 DVI Audio Input (Mini Jack)
• 1 RF Input

Dimensions

• 50.5" x 30.4" 0.9"
• 50.5" x 32.8" x 12.1" with stand
• 62.4" x 35.4" x 7.9" shipping dimensions

Weight

• 48.5 lbs.
• 53.4 lbs. with stand
• 66.1 lbs. shipping weight

Power

• Exceeds ENERGY STAR Standards

System

• ATSC/Clear QAM Tuners

SONY LED TV XBR55HX929

Sony is well known for its proficiency in the electronics industry, but this LED-backlit TV goes well beyond the standards. Currently, media is only published to support a 120Hz refresh rate, but this TV is capable of rendering media up to a 960Hz refresh rate, which is well beyond current standards. Sony's advertised contrast ratio for this TV is listed as "infinite," and it's easy to see why the company is confident in making such a claim. This TV produces brilliant whites and deep blacks that are noticeably higher in quality than competing LED TVs. Add the healthy selection of connectors – four HDMI, two composite, two PC inputs, two USB ports and an Ethernet port – to this TV's already stunning list of features, and you can see why this TV ranks at the top. If you want the best LED-backlit LCD TV, the Sony Bravia XBR-55HX929 will bring you everything you're looking for and so much more.
The Sony Bravia line of LED TVs uses LED-backlighting technology combined with an LCD panel that forms the visible portion of the TV. By placing an array of LEDs behind the LCD screen, the TV can combine the colored backlighting from the light-emitting diodes and the LCD screen to narrow the frequency bands of the colors significantly so that it can pinpoint individual colors with extreme accuracy. Sony has perfected this technology, scaling the contrast ratio to near-infinite levels.
By arranging the LEDs in a flat array behind the LCD screen, LED-backlit LCD TVs can be surprisingly thin; the Sony Bravia comes in at a slim 1.5 inches, which is roughly the thickness of a picture frame. With an optional wall mount, you can even set the TV into the wall

Specifications :

Customizing Capability

• Control via IR In : Yes
• RS-232C Control : Yes

Power

• Power Consumption (in Download Acquisition Mode) : 0.02kWh / Day
• Power Consumption (in Operation) max. : 179W
• Power Consumption (in Standby) : 120V : 0.30W
• Power Requirements (frequency) : 60Hz
• Power Requirements (voltage) : AC 120V

Video Features

• 24p True Cinema™ Technology : Yes
• 3D Comb Filter : Yes
• 4:3 Default : Yes
• Advanced Contrast Enhancer (ACE) : Yes
• Auto Wide : Yes
• Blinking Type : Line Blinking
• CineMotion® Reverse 3:2 Pulldown Technology : Yes
• Deep Color : Yes
• Intelligent MPEG Noise Reduction : Yes
• Live Color™ Technology : Yes
• Motionflow™ Technology : XR 960
• PhotoTV HD : Yes
• Picture Mode : Vivid, Standard, Photo-Vivid, Photo-Standard, Photo-Original, Photo-Custom, Cinema, Game-Standard, Game-Original, Graphics, Sports, Animation
• Video Processing : X-Reality™ PRO Engine
• Wide Mode : Full, Normal, Wide Zoom, Zoom, Caption, Normal/Full1/Full2 for PC

Audio

• Audio Power Output : 10W + 10W + 10W
• Speaker Configuration : 2.1
• Speaker Position : Rear Facing
• 3D Features
• 2D to 3D Conversion : Yes
• 3D : Yes
• 3D Sync Transmitter Integrated : Yes

Display Features

• Backlight Type : Intelligent Peak LED
• Display Device : LCD
• OptiContrast Panel : Yes

General Features

• Audio Return Channel : Yes
• Closed Captions (CC) : Analog, Digital
• Finish (Surface Color) : Black
• HDMI™ InstaPort : Yes
• New GUI : Yes
• Start Up Sony Logo Display : Yes

Video

• Video Signal : 1080/24p (HDMI™ only), 1080/60i, 1080/60p (HDMI™ / Component), 720/60p, 480/60i, 480/60p

Audio Features

• 5.1 Channel Audio Out : Yes
• 5.1ch Through Out (Handycam) : Yes
• Alternate Audio (Digital) : Yes
• Audio Out : Fixed/Variable
• Auto Mute (on no signal) : Yes
• Auto SAP : Yes
• Clear Phase Speaker : Yes
• Dolby® : Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse
• Headphone/Speaker Link : Yes
• Invisible Speaker (w/Sound Elevation) : Yes
• S-Master : Yes
• Sony Original Surround : S-Force Front Surround 3D
• Sound Booster : Yes
• Sound Enhancer : Yes
• Sound Mode : Dynamic, Standard, Clear Voice, Custom
• Stereo System : MTS
• Surround Effect : Cinema, Sports, Music, Game

Design Features

• 6 degree Upward Style : Yes
• Illuminated Sony Logo : Yes
• Monolithic Design : Yes
• Stand Swivel : Yes
• Stand Swivel Range : Left 20°/Right 20°
• Stand Tilt : Yes
• Stand Tilt Range : 0°- 6° Flexible
• Energy Saving & Efficiency
• Backlight Off Mode : Yes
• Dynamic Backlight Control : Yes
• Energy Saving Switch : Yes
• Energy Star® compliant : Yes (Exceeds v5.0)
• Power Consumption (On Mode) for Energy Star : 107W
• Power Consumption (Standby Mode) for Energy Star : 0.30W

Broadcast Features

• TV Guide On-Screen : Yes
• Convenience Features
• Auto Shut-off : Yes
• BRAVIA® Sync™ : Yes
• Channel Block (with password) : Analog & Digital
• Channel Jump : Yes
• Channel Surf : Yes
• Control for HDMI™ (HDMI™ CEC) : Yes
• Distance Alert : Yes
• Edit Channel Labels : Yes
• Info Banner : Yes
• Input Skip : Automatic
• Label Inputs : Yes
• Multiple Language Display : English, French, Spanish
• On-Screen Clock : Yes
• On-Screen Display for External Input : Yes
• On-Screen Operating Instructions : Yes
• On/Off Timer : Yes
• PAP (Fixed or Variable) : PAP(Variable)
• PIP (Picture in Picture) : Yes
• Panorama : Yes
• Parental Control : Yes
• Picture Adjustments Lock : Yes
• Picture Frame Mode : Yes
• Position Control : Yes
• Quick Start & Viewing : Yes
• Scene Select : Photo, Music, Cinema, Game, Graphics, Sports, Animation
• Show/Hide Channels : Yes
• Skin Naturalizer : Yes
• Sleep Timer : Yes
• Twin Picture : PAP (Variable)
• USB Application(s) : Yes
• White Balance : Yes

Inputs and Outputs

• AC Power Input : 1 (Rear)
• Analog Audio Input(s) (Total) : 2 (Adaptor/Bottom)
• Audio Out : 1(Side) Hybrid w/HP
• Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Input(s) : 1 (Adaptor/Bottom/Hybrid)
• Composite Video Input(s) : 2 (Adaptor/Bottom/1 Hybrid )
• Digital Audio Output(s) : 1 (Side)
• Ethernet Connection(s) : 1 (Bottom)
• HDMI™ Connection(s) (Total) : 4 (2 Side/2 Bottom)
• HDMI™ PC Input : Yes
• Headphone Output(s) : 1(Side) Hybrid w/Audio out
• IR Input(s) : 1 (Rear)
• PC In (D-Sub) + Audio In (Stereo Mini) : D-Sub 1(Side), Mini 1(Rear)
• RF Connection Input(s) : 1 (Bottom)
• RS-232C Input(s) : 1 (Bottom)
• USB 2.0 : 2 (Side)

TV System

• Channel Coverage : VHF: 2-13, UHF: 14-69, CATV: 1-135
• Color System : NTSC
• Number of Tuners (Analog) : 1(Hybrid)
• Number of Tuners (Digital) : 1(Hybrid)
• TV System (Analog) : M
• TV System (Digital) : ATSC
• Tuner (Cable) : Clear QAM
• Tuner (Terrestrial) : ATSC

Free to air TV satelit

Free to air TV satelit, juga disebut sebagai FTA, adalah layanan gratis siaran televisi dan siaran radio dalam bentuk tidak terenkripsi melalui satelit tanpa kontrak atau tagihan bulanan. Anda hanya butuh peralatan Seperti receiver murah meriah (FTA Receiver) dish parabola dengan ukuran 31 "atau lebih besar dan LNB frekuensi rendah (linier) . layanan TV FTA satelit semacam ini sangat populer. Pilihlah jenis penerima yang sesuai dengan kebutuhan Anda (yang terbaik menurut anda), yang anda lakukan adalah hanya menginstal Piringan parabola (dish), menghubungkan sinyal ke penerima (receiver) dan kemudian Anda memiliki akses ke ratusan saluran tanpa tagihan bulanan.
Bila Anda memutuskan bahwa Anda ingin memiliki Sistem FTA di rumah Anda, keputusan Anda berikutnya adalah memilih paket stasioner atau bermotor. Mari kita menjelaskan dua pilihan yang berbeda:




Fixed Dish FTA Sistem

 

Jenis paket termasuk penerima FTA, parabola, dan LNB  linier. Jenis paket adalah

OPENBOX S4 HD PVR

Specifications :

Support 3G receievr Newest model for Europe Market .
1.HDMI+ USB/PVR +1CA1CI
2.Linux Operating System
3.10/100Mbit Ethernet

OPENBOX S4 HD PVR
1.HDMI+ USB/PVR +1CA1CI
2.Linux Operating System
3.10/100Mbit Ethernet

MAIN FEATURES:

1/Receive Digital High Definition (HD) and Standard Definition (SD) Satellite Signal
2/Supports DVB-S, DVB-S2, MPEG-2 & MPEG-4
3/Digital Video Recorder through USB (external flash or hard drive are not included)
4/The most affordable FTA HD receiver on the market today.
5/Worldwide compatible
6/Hardware Blind Search DVB-S and DVB-S2 (fast search less than 2 Minutes on most satellites)
7/Linux MIPS Operating System
8/HD DVB-S2 SHARP 7306 Tuner

General Specifications:
300 MHz MIPS Processor - Linux Operating System
Fully compliant MPEG-4 H.264/AVC Main Profile Level 3 & High Profile Level 4.1;
Fully compliant MPEG-2 MP@HL & MP@ML;
Fully compliant MPEG-1 Layer I & II & III, Dolby Digital Audio(AC3);
SCPC & MCPC receivable from C/Ku band satellites;
multiple LNB-Switching control (supports DiSEqC1.0/1.1/unicable/1.2/1.3(USALS) supported)
NIT search supported;
Support MHEG-5;
Support HDMI 1.3;
Support PVR(store in USB disk);
Multimedia files playback(by USB);
Support Electronic Program Guide(EPG) for 7 days;
Teletext and subtitle out through OSD;
Support multi-lingual DVB subtitle and teletext;
Automatic and manual channel scan options;
automatic service scan
channel-change time < 1 second
OSD in many languages and skin-support
Multilingual support on screen menu (OSD): English, French, Deutsch, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Greece, Portuguese, Finland, Holland, Turkish, Czech, selectable;
LED Display
Multiple display mode: 1080i/720p/570p/576i/480p;
MPEG-2 / H.264 Hardware decoding
Videotext Decoder
Analog audio output: stereo(L+R);
Digital audio output: S/PDIF by coaxial and optical;
S/PDIF Interface for digital bit stream out (AC-3)
YCbCr available;
Screen format:auto, 4:3, and 16:9;
Upgrade software through USB2.0 port;
Powerful program management function, parent lock;
CA 1x slot and CI 1xslot
10/100Mbit Ethernet Interface
directly bouquet-lists
DVB-S2 HD
Input Frequency:950~2150MHz
Loop Out Frequency:950~2150MHz
Input Level:-65~-25dBm
Input Impedance:75¦¸
LNB Power: Auto/14v/18v/OFF, Imax = 500mA
Video decoder
Video Compression MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 compatible, H.246
Video Formats 4:3 / 16:9
Letterbox for 4:3 TV-Device
Audio decoder
Audio Compression MPEG-1 & MPEG-2 Layer I and II, MP3
Audio Mode Dual (main/sub), Stereo
Frequency: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 16 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 24 kHz
Output digital
Output Level 0,5 Vss on 75 Ohm
Sampled Data Filtering 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz
S/PDIF-Output optical, Toslink
Video parameter
Input Level FBAS 1 Vss +/- 0.3 dB on 75 Ohm
Teletext filter in conformity with ETS 300 472 Standard
TV-Scart
Output: FBAS, RGB, S-Video
Serielle Interface RS 232
Typ RS232 bidirectional
Bit rate 115,2 kBit/s max.
Plug Connector SUB-D-9
Function: Update of Firmware

Ethernet
10/100 MBit compatible interface
Function: Update of Firmware

USB
1 x USB 2.0 Host ,PVR
LNB power and polarisation per tuner
LNB Current 500mA max.; short-circuit-protected
LNB Voltage vertical < 14V no load, > 11,5V at 400mA
LNB Voltage horizontal < 20V no load, > 17,3V at 400mA
Count of active satellite position
DiSEqC 1.0/1.1/unicable/1.2 SAT POSITION / SAT OPTION
DiSEqC - Rotor Control
External PSU
Input:110-240V AC / 50-60Hz / 0,6A
Output: 12V = / 3,0A
Physical specification
Ambient Temperature +15 °C...+35 °C
Humidity < 80%
Size (W x D x H): 300 mm x 220 mm x 56 mm
Weight: 1,8 kg without HDD
Power AC input range:100-240VAC 50/60Hz
PowerConsumption (Standby): Max. 10W (<1 W)

@BP

Olympic 2012 TV broadcast

 

Territory	Broadcaster	Satellite
Argentina	TyC	Intelsat11 Galaxy2C AMC 1
Asia	Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union ESPN Asia	Apstar 6(CBTVSat) Vinasat 1(VTC Digital) Vinasat 1  (K+) Palapa D  (Skynindo) Palapa D  (Orange TV) Telkom1  (TelkomVision) AsiaSat 3S  (STAR TV) NSS 6  (AVG) Measat3  (Astro) Thaicom5  (TrueVisions)
Australia	Nine Network Foxtel 2GB	Optus
Austria	ORF
Azerbaijan	İTV
Belarus	Belteleradio
Belgium	VRT RTBF
Bulgaria	BNT
Bosnia	BHRT
Brazil	BandSports ESPN Brasil Rede Record SporTV
Brunei	RTB Astro
Canada	Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium
Caribbean	International Media Content Limited
Chile	Canal 13 TVN
China	CCTV (CCTV-1) CCTV-2 CCTV-3 CCTV-5 CCTV-7 CCTV-13 CCTV-22)	Chinasat 6A Chinasat 6B
Chinese Taipei	ELTA PTS CTV CTS FTV TTV
Colombia	Caracol TV
Croatia	HRT
Cuba	ICRT
Cyprus	CyBC
Czech Republic	ČT
Denmark	DR TV 2
Europe	Eurosport EBU
Estonia	ETV
Finland	Yle
France	France Télévisions beIN Sport
Georgia	GPB
Germany	ARD ZDF
Greece	ERT
Grenada	Grenada Broadcasting Network
Hong Kong	ATV TVB
Hungary	MTV
Iceland	RÚV
India	DD
Indonesia	TVRI TVRI DIGITAL RCTI	Palapa D
Israel	IBA
Italy	RAI Sky Italia
Ireland	RTÉ
Jamaica	CVM Television TVJ
Japan	Japan Consortium NOTTV
Kazakhstan	Khabar El Arna
Latin America	Grupo Albavisión Terra Networks
Latvia	LTV
Lithuania	LRT
Macau	TDM CCTV
Malaysia	RTM Astro UniFi
Mexico	Televisa
Middle East	Arab States Broadcasting Union OSN
Moldova	TeleRadio-Moldova
New Zealand	Prime SKY TV
Nigeria	NOC NTA FRCN AIT
North Africa	OSN
North Korea	SBS
Norway	NRK Viasat
Panama	Corporación Medcom
Peru	América Televisión
Philippines	AKTV Solar Entertainment Corporation
Poland	TVP N
Portugal	RTP SportTV
Puerto Rico	Puerto Rico TV
Romania	TVR Dolce
Russia	Pervyi Kanal VGTRK
Serbia	RTS
Singapore	MediaCorp TV StarHub TV Mio TV
Slovakia	RTVS
Slovenia	RTVSLO
South Africa	SABC SuperSport
South Korea	SBS KBS MBC
South America	ESPN Latin America
Sub-Saharan Africa	Octagon SABC SuperSport
Spain	RTVE
Sri Lanka	SLRC
Sweden	SVT
Switzerland	SRG SSR
Thailand	TV Pool TrueVisions
Turkey	TRT
Ukraine	NTKU
United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi Sports Channel
United Kingdom	BBC
United States	NBC Telemundo Dial Global	AMC 18
Uruguay	Tenfield	Satellite details not available
Venezuela	teleSUR	Astra 1L   Astra 1L   Eutelsat Hot Bird 13B   Hispasat 1D   Hispasat 1E   NSS 806   Amazonas 1  (Vivo) Amazonas 2  (Movistar TV Digital, Cable Mágico Satelital, Vivo) Simón Bolívar   Galaxy 28  (Red-Intercable) Galaxy 19   Galaxy 3C  (DirecTV Latin America
Vietnam	VTV	Vinasat 1

  Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium – Consortium formed by Bell Media, V, Rogers Media and ATN, with the broadcasts occurring on several properties of these companies (i.e.: CTV is owned by Bell Media and it will broadcast the games on FTA English-language television.).
     Japan Consortium – It is a joint venture of NHK, Fuji Television, TBS TV, TV Asahi, TV Tokyo, NTV, and JAITS. Its functions are the same as the Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium.
     NOTTV – Coverage on all smartphones across Japan, in cooperation with the Japan Consortium.
     Grupo Albavisión – Coverage across Bolivia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Uruguay.
    Terra Networks – Internet and mobile phone coverage across the Latin America.    
     ESPN Latin America – Coverage across Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
     TV Poll – It is a joint venture of Channel 3, TV5, Channel 7, Modernine TV and NBT.