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    Default Q-Box Full version with Diablo

    New software launched for the Q-Box with Diablo CAM Rev. 2.3 built in today opening Canal Digital Nordic on Thor (0.8?W), all cable kiosk (8?W) & nearly all Conax encrypted channels (not fully confirmed by myself) looks like we have a new receiver to keep a eye on .

    Details of receiver
    NEWS: ONE Q-Box Full version with Diablo CAM Rev. 2.3 inside!
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    With the QBox presented the European manufacturers a new Linux Duolabs
    Multimedia set-top box the highest class.
    The first time all major multimedia hardware components (WLAN, LAN, USB
    Host / Client, Internal HDD) with the best SAT hardware components (Sharp
    Tuner, Diablo CAM - Twin card reader) combines.
    This equipment may be operating on course Linux is not missing!
    Here comes the best user interface of ENIGMA are used.
    Thanks to the IBM2500 250Mhz processor with kernel 2.6.17 are all common
    Plug-ins Dreambox 500/600 series compatible.
    In addition, the QBox impresses with its small design (6 x 23 x 15 cm) and
    the 12V supply.

    # Multimedia ENIGMA Linux-ready PVR set-top box
    # Diablo CAM Rev. 2.3 + 2 card readers installed
    # Sharp blind scan tuner DVB-S + DVB-T Tuner
    # 2 x Scart (YUV, RGB, FBAS)
    # WLAN, LAN, 3xUSB, HDD internal / external
    # Small construction 6x23x15 cm

    * Integrated wireless LAN + Ethernet port
    * Internal HDD 2.5-inch hard disk connector
    * Sharp blind scan DVB-S satellite tuner
    * DVB-T tuner built!
    * Twin tuner support (2x DVB-S on the same transponder + 1 x DVB-T)
    * Diablo CAM revision 2.3 built-in - update via wireless / Ethernet / USB
    * Enigma OSD user interface
    * Record on external USB hard disk
    * 2 x USB (1 x front for Media USB stick, 1 x back for external HDD)
    * 1 x Mini USB (rear for communication with PC)
    * 2 x card readers installed
    * Video / audio streaming
    * 2 Scart
    * Separate boat storage (bootloader can not be damaged!)

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    whats the retail price of the stb?

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    230 Euro on German Ebay.

    Dont see it advertised very much online.
    h**p://www.q-box.tv/

    h**p://shop.ebay.de/items/__QBox-One_W0QQ_kwZQ51BoxQQ_kwZOneQQ_ckwZFull?_trksid=p32 86.c0.m104

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    You can get it for 195 euro off Hm-sat in Germany plus p+p.
    I'm toying with the idea of getting one of these as spec wise its pretty unbeatable.
    I could use it for Satellite and MMDS as it has a DVB-T tuner and a DVB-S tuner.
    The only close alternative is the Dm7025 but its way more expensive and doesnt have built in Wifi or Diablo.
    The only things putting me off are the lack of information on its stability and whether it is good at cardsharing.
    Last edited by Fano; 17th November, 2008 at 11:19 PM.

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    i have also been looking at these but hd version released or will be released soon specs on another forum

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    That surprises me there is no HD model, a receiver with all this kit built in wirless Diablo cam running on ENIGMA different tuners for different services, but yet they leave out the latest technology HDmakes no sence at all.

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    OOOPs I found it HD Version.

    Finally the Qbox HD

    ...it is ready, and in 3 weeks it will be in the market ...here you go the Qbox HD:
    the Box is based on Sti processor 7101(latest version), and use like operating system Linux with Enigma 2 interface. Qbox is an High definition Set Top Box DVBS2 Capable Resolution: (1080I, 720P, 480P/576P, 480I/576I).

    It has an High Definition TFT display(2,2 ) with 65536 colors available, and you can choose the color display or the characters in every color you likes. In the front panel there are 2 cam slot and 2 card reader; the front panel functions control is through a cap sense control rear lights (touch control like iPod ).The Box use 3 tuners( 2 sat and 1 DVBT or Cable) with unlimited Channels storable.

    It support the Wifi standard 802.11n. internal module ( transfer speed 300Mb/sec), and this feature make him able to stream video, and for the DLNA streaming (Digital Living Network Alliance many Tv and multimedia devices have, or will have in future this function). The multimedia player support DIVX, MP3, FLV(Youtube files) and JPG, and you can connect through one of the USB port available a DVD burner or a Blue-ray. It allow internal SATA Hard Disk and external using the port USB 2. 3 USB ports (1 back panel 1 on the side of front panel and 1 internal)

    It has a flash memory of 8 MByte NOR for Secure Bootloader, and 128 MByte RAM; the filesystem can to be stored in the internal memory stick USB preinstalled(1 Gb). Diablo inside and Stream Delayer

    The box will be available in several colors.

    - 266 MHz ST40 CPU SH4 Core. STi 7101 based.
    - Linux Operating System
    - Linux DVB-API compatible.
    - 2,2? TFT high definition Display
    - WiFi - 802.11n. Stand-Alone internal Module
    3 Antennas. WEP/WPA/WPA2 supported.
    - 2 x Common Interface Slots
    - Ethernet 10/100 MBit compatible interface
    - MPEG-2 / H.264 Hardware decoding
    - Tuner: DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB-T
    - 3 x Tuner Module Input - Plug&Play
    - 2 x Smartcard-Reader ISO 7816-3 with programmable clock speed
    - V.24/RS232 Interface
    - 10/100Mbit Ethernet Interface
    - 2 x Scart (RGB, FBAS or S-Video)
    - HDMI Output
    - 2 x USB 2.0 external USB
    - 1 x USB 2.0 internal for FileSystem
    - S/PDIF Interface for digital bit stream out (AC-3)
    - 8 MByte NOR for Secure Bootloader, 128 MByte RAM
    - Internal SATA for PVR
    Use either as internal SATA HDD 2,5?
    - unlimited channel lists for TV/Radio
    - EPG (electronic program guide)
    - multiple LNB-Switching control (supports DiSEqC)
    - OSD in many languages and skin-support
    - Videotext Decoder
    DVB-S2 Tuner:
    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 and MPEG-1 compatible, H.246
    Video Formats 4:3 / 16:9
    Letterbox for 4:3 TV-Device
    Capable Resolution: (1080I, 720P, 480P/576P, 480I/576I)
    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
    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
    Serial Interface RS 232:
    RS232 bidirectional
    BitRate 115,2 kBit/s max.
    Plug Connector SUB-D-9
    Function: Update of Firmware
    Ethernet:
    10/100 MBit compatible interface
    Function: Update of Firmware
    SATA Interface:
    For use either as internal HDD 2,5?
    USB
    2 x USB 2.0 Host
    1 x USB 2.0 Host Internal Slot for USB stick to hold the Firmware.
    Count of active satellite positiongro?es Grinsen iSEqC 1.0/1.2 SAT POSITION / SAT OPTION
    DiSEqC - Rotor Control

    Power Supply:
    Input:
    110-240V AC / 50-60Hz / 0,6A
    Physical specification:
    Ambient Temperature +15?C...+35?C
    Humidity < 80%
    Size (W x D x H):370 mm x 230 mm x 60 mm
    Weight: 2,5 kg ca without HDD
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    hd model being released jan 09 guide price 450-500 euros

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    be carefull with that HD version,,,
    If it does indeed use ST7101 chip from STlinux then enigma2 will be no guarenteed to work straight away,,,,,,,

    guys with katherins and ipbox will tell you just on beta enigma2 for Stlinux yet,, but defo the way to go,, will piss of DMM big time,
    boom!

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    and going by rick at duolabs he would be more in to pulling the wool over your eyes , but for the money it dose look good will have to wait and see
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    I got a QBox last week. It's a nice box but the support for it is pretty poor.
    The only images I can find for it are just slightly modified official images.
    (eg different skins)
    I dont think duolabs have released any way to compile your own images like
    you can for a dreambox so I doubt that any good images will appear any time soon. Also, I could't get evocamd or mgcam to work. CCcam and gbox both run ok.

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    Quote Originally Posted by duracell View Post
    I dont think duolabs have released any way to compile your own images like
    you can for a dreambox so I doubt that any good images will appear any time soon. Also, I could't get evocamd or mgcam to work. CCcam and gbox both run ok.
    As I thought .
    A receiver is only as good as its support.
    No evocamd or mgcamd means it wont run Chorus MMDS so I guess its no good to me.
    Back to the drawing board so .

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    I think you use the underworld software with this receiver at the moment it is the only one to open Conax encryption, there has to be regular updates of Underworld and its keys to keep these channels open so the support should be there somewhere.

    Duolabs have always do this stuff themselves, unless they think hacking teams will take up the mantel and do softcams and updates for them ? I could realy see the QBOX without very much support unlike Dreambox .

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    Quote Originally Posted by alunfennell View Post
    I think you use the underworld software with this receiver at the moment it is the only one to open Conax encryption, there has to be regular updates of Underworld and its keys to keep these channels open so the support should be there somewhere.

    Duolabs have always do this stuff themselves, unless they think hacking teams will take up the mantel and do softcams and updates for them ? I could realy see the QBOX without very much support unlike Dreambox .
    m8 duolabs dont do every thing them selfs they have riped of alot of people sorting stuff out for them , i know people who had these receivers from the start of the year to see what they thought of them and i also know one of the teams that did a lot of work on the diablo cam and were asked to work on the qbox but as they wanted 10 or so receivers there was no come back but what i will say is the hd one will be good when it comes along and they wont do what they did with the diablo cam update

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    What I was realy trying to get at was Duolabs have been playing games with customers for years, As reported Duolabs went as far as buying Keys from certain providers and emulating them on there hardware, the reason why you might ask (an Indirect subscription) this provided extra supscription income for providers mainly in Spain.

    This answers how Duolabs can open other Encryptions that have yet to be opened by other forms of hadware and software, also this could be why Duolabs would not hand over there receivers to be worked on by Hacking Teams because they buy what they need.

 

 
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