View Full Version : Which Sat reciever should i get?
thegame_2020
6th October, 2011, 11:10 PM
Hi can someone let me know which sat reciever is the most reliable and easy to set-up, and can also get the setanta ireland channel on it?
At the moment i have cable but want to go Sat route, but there are so many Sat recievers outhere and i dont know which one to get.
If anyone can be helpfull it will be mostly appreciated. Thanx
andy91
6th October, 2011, 11:15 PM
Hi can someone let me know which sat reciever is the most reliable and easy to set-up, and can also get the setanta ireland channel on it?
At the moment i have cable but want to go Sat route, but there are so many Sat recievers outhere and i dont know which one to get.
If anyone can be helpfull it will be mostly appreciated. Thanx
Dreambox 800 hd pro mate especially if you want hd if not cheaper option is Dreambox 500s.
Lots of support and easy to setup with some help.
Andy.
thegame_2020
7th October, 2011, 01:13 AM
Dreambox 800 hd pro mate especially if you want hd if not cheaper option is Dreambox 500s.
Lots of support and easy to setup with some help.
Andy.
If i get the dreambox 800hd will that have the setanta ireland channel?
Thanx for info
setfiretorain
7th October, 2011, 01:24 AM
It all depends on what method of decryption you use, If your using a legit subcription to Sky and are in the UK then no, If you are using other means to decryption, For example " card sharing " then yes you would probably pick it up with a decent sly server.
P.S, google cardshare for more, Can't talk much here on the subject!
Regards & Welcome to satellite ;)
thegame_2020
7th October, 2011, 02:18 AM
It all depends on what method of decryption you use, If your using a legit subcription to Sky and are in the UK then no, If you are using other means to decryption, For example " card sharing " then yes you would probably pick it up with a decent sly server.
P.S, google cardshare for more, Can't talk much here on the subject!
Regards & Welcome to satellite ;)
Thanx for the helpful info guys
lincsat
7th October, 2011, 03:20 AM
I would say the Blade7000 or Technomate TM5402HD are easier to setup, especially for a novice, but you can do more with a Linux box.
thegame_2020
10th October, 2011, 04:42 PM
I would say the Blade7000 or Technomate TM5402HD are easier to setup, especially for a novice, but you can do more with a Linux box.
In what aspect can you do more with a linux? Do u mean u can put different software on it?
canford
10th October, 2011, 06:57 PM
Yes hell of a lot more,good place to start looking at what this box and any other box is you tube.Hope this helps.
setfiretorain
11th October, 2011, 01:43 AM
Linux meaning that you can put software on it etc yes, You can also load in special " software " where with a small fee you can start getting your channels, That's all I have to say on the subject as we really shouldn't talk about it!
Regards.
thegame_2020
12th October, 2011, 05:28 AM
What linux box would you recommend? Reliability/Price
kennybrum
12th October, 2011, 11:24 AM
If i was you i would get a technomate 500 super they are cheap and reliable and easy to use. Its like a nokia phone for user friendly. You will need to install some software and then use the miniweb to add your other software sounds complicated but quite easy.
thegame_2020
12th October, 2011, 04:46 PM
If i was you i would get a technomate 500 super they are cheap and reliable and easy to use. Its like a nokia phone for user friendly. You will need to install some software and then use the miniweb to add your other software sounds complicated but quite easy.
Thanx for that
setfiretorain
13th October, 2011, 01:46 AM
I'd go for a Spiderbox 7000/9000HD if you want a good linux box that you don't need to load in softcams etc, as soon as you take it out the box and set it up it will work when connected to the " broadband " side of things.
On the other hand a dm800HD, They are great and have a LOAD of different images to change the look / functionality of the box, Depends what floats your boat!
The spiderbox comes between ?140 - ?200 as does the dm800HD, Depending on where you shop.
Good luck, Regards.
kizmax
13th October, 2011, 10:30 AM
HEY GUYS ANY INFO ON VU+ Vs DM800HD AS i AM LOOKING TO PURCHASE NOW
ARE THEY EASY SET UP AND CAN ALL THE NORMAL AND PREMIUM CHANNELS BE RECIEVED WITHOUT SUBSCRIPTION :beer:
IN IRELAND BTW
CHEERS:
setfiretorain
14th October, 2011, 03:04 PM
Could have started by introducing yourself in the " introduce yourself " section and been a wee bit more politer when thread jacking someone like that!
Regards.
terry l
14th October, 2011, 05:37 PM
The spiderbox is a non linux box.. but can be used fo c/s..
thegame_2020
18th October, 2011, 01:40 AM
The spiderbox is a non linux box.. but can be used fo c/s..
Am leaning more towards the Blade7000hd box.. Not heard of the spiderbox till was mentioned on this thread.. lol
Guys Thanx for all the advice on these boxes
RuberDuck
18th October, 2011, 02:05 AM
if money is not a problem i would say go for a ET / XTREND 9000 or a Vu+Duo. these boxes are light years ahead of the dreamboxes in their support for example the dreambox's are running a linux kernal that is alomst 5 years old where xtrend are now experimenting with the newest kernals in the 3.0 range. personally i would say avoid the spiderbox like the plague. yes it's HD picture quality is very good but your totally reliant on a so called gift package that can and has been withdrawn at the drop of a hat. if HD is not important to you but you still want a linux based box go with a TM600 i have two of these and there easily one of the best E1 boxes out there and dead easy to setup too.
which ever way you decide to go, i would recomend you go to
www.world-of-satellite.co.uk as his after sales support can not be beaten and his prices are very very good. plus he does not sell any of those clone rubbish either so you know what your buying.
thegame_2020
19th October, 2011, 03:22 AM
if money is not a problem i would say go for a ET / XTREND 9000 or a Vu+Duo. these boxes are light years ahead of the dreamboxes in their support for example the dreambox's are running a linux kernal that is alomst 5 years old where xtrend are now experimenting with the newest kernals in the 3.0 range. personally i would say avoid the spiderbox like the plague. yes it's HD picture quality is very good but your totally reliant on a so called gift package that can and has been withdrawn at the drop of a hat. if HD is not important to you but you still want a linux based box go with a TM600 i have two of these and there easily one of the best E1 boxes out there and dead easy to setup too.
which ever way you decide to go, i would recomend you go to
www.world-of-satellite.co.uk as his after sales support can not be beaten and his prices are very very good. plus he does not sell any of those clone rubbish either so you know what your buying.
No money aint a problem, just want to get reliable easy to setup box.. BTW is TM600 the technomate box?
footyaddict
22nd October, 2011, 10:12 PM
It all depends on what method of decryption you use, If your using a legit subcription to Sky and are in the UK then no, If you are using other means to decryption, For example " card sharing " then yes you would probably pick it up with a decent sly server.
P.S, google cardshare for more, Can't talk much here on the subject!
Regards & Welcome to satellite ;)
Bait......
RuberDuck
23rd October, 2011, 09:51 AM
No money aint a problem, just want to get reliable easy to setup box.. BTW is TM600 the technomate box?
yes a TM is a technomate. the TM600 while a E1 box is a very good box. is have two setup in bedrooms and they by far beat my official DM600 hands down. but as you said money is no object have a look towards a ET9000 yes your looking at a expensive box but your easily going to get 5 to 10 years worth of use out of it and it's fully HD / 3D compliant.
thegame_2020
24th October, 2011, 01:58 AM
yes a TM is a technomate. the TM600 while a E1 box is a very good box. is have two setup in bedrooms and they by far beat my official DM600 hands down. but as you said money is no object have a look towards a ET9000 yes your looking at a expensive box but your easily going to get 5 to 10 years worth of use out of it and it's fully HD / 3D compliant.
Thanx is that the clark tech ET 9000 enigma twin tuner HD reciever going for about ?365? Its just when i did a search there was another one called xtrend et-9000, are they both the same model??
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