March 15, 201511 yr I am in the process of purchasing some new kit to experiment with this, changing PCIe DVB-S2 to a Triax SAT>IP is step one. However whilst the internet says SAT>IP can handle DVB-T2 my google foo is failing hard and I cannot find a single product to buy. Can anyone recommend a SAT>IP like device for DVB-T2?
March 15, 201511 yr I am in the process of purchasing some new kit to experiment with this, changing PCIe DVB-S2 to a Triax SAT>IP is step one. However whilst the internet says SAT>IP can handle DVB-T2 my google foo is failing hard and I cannot find a single product to buy. Can anyone recommend a SAT>IP like device for DVB-T2? I found some software based thingimy by following a link off wiki (had to look up sat>ip) that mentions quite a few tv standards, including dvb-t2. https://github.com/catalinii/minisatip
March 15, 201511 yr I am in the process of purchasing some new kit to experiment with this, changing PCIe DVB-S2 to a Triax SAT>IP is step one. However whilst the internet says SAT>IP can handle DVB-T2 my google foo is failing hard and I cannot find a single product to buy. Can anyone recommend a SAT>IP like device for DVB-T2? I'm a little bit confused about what you are looking for. Do you want a SAT>IP LNB that has one input for DVB-T2 or a device only for DVB-T2? I didn't find any device with support for DVB-T2 in my short search, but it might be out there. If you only want a device for DVB-T2 this device might be a good choice and in the same price range as a SAT>IP LNB. http://www.buydvb.net/moi-iptv-streaming-server-p-110.html?cPath=27
March 15, 201511 yr I am in the process of purchasing some new kit to experiment with this, changing PCIe DVB-S2 to a Triax SAT>IP is step one. However whilst the internet says SAT>IP can handle DVB-T2 my google foo is failing hard and I cannot find a single product to buy. Can anyone recommend a SAT>IP like device for DVB-T2? I support what saarg said. There are still not available devices despite the fact the technology allows it. If you allow me I would recommend you to stay away from Sat-IP LNB. Had Triax and Inverto in the past....Sold them both with a great pleasure. It is a dead-born technology. TBS Moi is an alternative but is still buggy. What you can try to find is a second hand Netceiver (Reel Multimedia device). It works rock solid in combination with VDR. I am saying "second hand" because the company is not existing anymore. But you can find them on a reasonable price in the German ebay. However they are not cheap but are considered high-end among the Satellite enthusiasts. Hope that helped you.
March 15, 201511 yr Author Found one in the Octopus range but as usual a premium product commands a premium price http://www.digital-devices.eu/shop/en/networktuner/network-tv-tuner/221/dd-octopus-net-v2-c2t2/2-kabelip-netzwerktuner The Moi is way cheaper but I have never heard of it. Crazy there are so many S2 devcies and hardly any T2. Ta for the assists Edit: For reference this is the S2 box I am looking at. Good make, great price. http://www.triax.co.uk/FindProduct/ProductDetails.aspx?product={A157E356-951B-4864-866D-C8DADE9AEA2B}
March 15, 201511 yr Edit: For reference this is the S2 box I am looking at. Good make, great price. http://www.triax.co.uk/FindProduct/ProductDetails.aspx?product={A157E356-951B-4864-866D-C8DADE9AEA2B} Wish you luck with the Triax device. Had it in the past too. I am sorry if it sounds rude but it is a piece of junk. Needs to be restarted every 3 hours. Doesn't handle well DVB-S2 transponders as well as high bitrate broadcasts.
March 15, 201511 yr Author Edit: For reference this is the S2 box I am looking at. Good make, great price. http://www.triax.co.uk/FindProduct/ProductDetails.aspx?product={A157E356-951B-4864-866D-C8DADE9AEA2B} Wish you luck with the Triax device. Had it in the past too. I am sorry if it sounds rude but it is a piece of junk. Needs to be restarted every 3 hours. Doesn't handle well DVB-S2 transponders as well as high bitrate broadcasts. Not good. Review seem very polar from amazing to crap. To be fair though the crap reviews read like windows n00bs. Cant afford a Octopus setup it would be pushing 1000 Euro all in. SATIP in general looks like a fantastic technology
March 15, 201511 yr Author Appreciated but I need something easily replaceable if I am going to integrate it for my family. If I do end up purchasing a sat>ip box and it doesnt work at least retail I can send it back or if it blows up I can RMA or just buy a new one. Will read up on Netceiver as well though and if i can source one at the right price get one for a play.... or bite the bullet and start an Octopus rack. ta
March 16, 201511 yr Author Split from the tvheadend docker thread as it was taking the topic to far away from intended. A new S2 to consider https://www.elgato.com/uk/eyetv/eyetv-netstream-4sat
March 17, 201511 yr Author The last on my short list http://www.inverto.tv/products/product.php?id=242 This one is harder to source but seems to receive firmware updates. There is a possibility that this is the father of all the other as OEMs as hinted at here https://github.com/tvheadend/tvheadend/pull/369#issuecomment-39894134 Update: GSS DSI400 Telestar Digitbt R1 are OEMs of the above Inverto IDL400s (right down to cross flash firmware compatibility)
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