Twin LNB also called Dual LNB, is a low noise block downcoverter that contains two satellite transmission receiving modules in a single enclosure. The Dual LNB is designed to receive two separate satellite signals from the overhead satellite’s transponders and transmit them to a waiting satellite receiver. The switching between the two satellites is handled… Read More »
What is DiSEqC Switch? Satellite dishes have flashlight-shaped attachments known as LNBs. The LNB receives the satellite signal, much like an antenna receives an over-the-air broadcast, and sends them to your satellite receiver to be displayed on your television. Each satellite service needs a dedicated LNB. If you use multiple satellite services, such as both… Read More »
What is IPTV IPTV or IP Television is a process, a method of preparing and distributing television signals over an IP based data network. Content streams are acquired, demodulated and decrypted if necessary, then re-encoded digitally for IP transport possibly with additional compression and new encryption. IPTV signals, or streams, are distributed on an IP… Read More »
Want to watch live TV broadcasts in high definition on your iPad, iPod touch, iPhone or other mobile devices without installing hardware like Boxee or Slingbox? If you have a TBS digital TV tuner then it’s possible to stream signal direct and watch live TV to your iPod, iPhone or iPad, wherever you are. In… Read More »
With the popularity of Freesat, it is becoming harder and harder to manage with a single LNB(or Low Noise Block Converter). Usually, a standard satellite dish installation comes with a single LNB. This means that you can only watch one channel or record one channel but not do both at the same time. You could… Read More »
Below are my network streaming settings: 1. MSI Wind Nettop Atom 330 server running Ubuntu Server (Lucid) and MiniDLNA 2. LG 42LE5400 TV that can run media from MiniDLNA (no subtitles) 3. LG BD570 Bluray player that can run media from MiniDLNA (no subtitles) and SMB/CIFS (subtitles work)
The 2nd generation Apple TV is selling faster than imagined and offers features seemingly impossible for the 1st gen ATV, but with a minimal ~$50 investment and some simple hacks you can turn Apple’s old “hobby” into something quite special: a HDTV appliance running XBMC (and Boxee). Note that Netflix streaming is technologically possible, but… Read More »
Thanks to the steady roll-out of Freeview HD, free-to-air high definition TV broadcasts are slowly creeping across the UK. If you fancy funneling those HD broadcasts through your rooftop aerial and into your Media Center PC, then TBS6284 PCIe DVB T2 Quad Tuner TV card should go automatically to the top of your list. It’s… Read More »
Freeview HD is the best-ever argument for the digital switchover. For the 50 per cent of the country that can currently pick them up, the high-definition channels from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and S4C are a razor-sharp, color-saturated glimpse into the future. Just like standard-definition Freeview channels, the Freeview HD ones are terrestrial broadcasts… Read More »
Unicable is single cable distribution, which enables the delivery of broadcast programming to multiple users over a single coaxial cable, and eliminates the numerous cables required to support consumer electronics devices such as twin-tuner satellite receivers TBS6981, quad-tuner card TBS6984 ,CI TV tuner TBS6928 and other TBS receivers.
