Specification: Board configuration 396MHz MIPS CPU 128MB DDRII400 RAM Memory Clock 198MHz 4MB Serial Flash Single Tuner DVB-S2 demodulator Power Supply Input 100V-240V 50/60Hz Power Consumption 30W Max/1W Standby (it's optional by customer?s board) RS232 For FW Upgrading Standard Receiver Standard DVB-S2 Standard (DTSI EN 302 307) Input Frequency Range 950MHz~2150MHz Input Signal Level -25dBm ~ -65dBm Demodulation QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK Transport Stream MPEG-2 ISO/IEC 13818 Transport Stream Specification MPEG Profile Level MPEG-2 SD, MPEG-2 HD, H.264/AVC SD, H.264/AVC HD LNB Power & Polarisation Vertical +13.5V, Horizontal 18V, Current: MAX 500ma Multi Satellite Receiving 22K switcher, DiSEqC1.0, DiSEqC1.1, DiSEqC1.2, USAL Conditional Access System 1 CA card reader Slots A/V Output ports HDMI 1.3, Left/Right analog audio output(RCA) Aspect Ratio Auto, 16:9 Pillar box, 4:3 Pan & Scan, 4:3 Letter Box. Audio Decoding MPEG1 Layer I, MPEG1 Layer II, MPEG 1 Layer III, MPEG2, AC3. Audio Mode Stereo/MONO/Left/Right DVR supporting DVR with USB HDD, Time shifting with USB HDD USB2.0 High Speed Host 1USB2.0 Port, USB media player to playback the media in USB flash disk or USB HDD or USB card reader with memory card or FW Upgrading. File System FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS Media Supporting JPG, BMP, MP3, WMA Ethernet Interface 10Mbit Storage Temperature 0ºC To +50ºC, Package including: 1x F5S HD Box 1x Remote control 1x Power Supply 1x HDMI Cable 1x User Manual
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Skybox F5S H.264 works and has nice features for the price.
The Skybox F5S H.264 HD Satellite Receiver has nice features for the price, but you need to upgrade the Satellite List for your Country. For example: I went to http://skybox.cc//downinfo.asp?id=70 and downloaded the 201291716321480167.rar file to a USB flash drive and upgraded the unit so it would list all the North America Satellites. There are also upgraded lists for the UK, South America, Middle East and Asia. I am using this receiver to downlink CTN which is on AMC1 at 103 Degrees West. I am feeding the receiver with a fixed dish, so I don't know how to use it to move a dish. I am experienced in setting up professional satellite receivers that cost over $2,000.00 USD, so this $71 receiver was a little foreign to me. It is very versatile. It can record to a USB drive - I used it to format a 16GB Flash Drive NTFS and recorded on it and played it back on the Skybox and on my computer. Since I have it on a fixed CBAND dish on AMC1 Horizontal Polarity, I can also get all the ION channels including Qubo. A surprising feature that is not in the manual is that you can plug in an Ethernet cable and set it up to get Weather and stream YouTube. There is also a Wireless setting in the Network Menu, but I could not get the Wireless to work, but that could be due to security settings in our network or it is not really functional.Note: The Composite Video Out worked right away, but the HDMI output was set for 50 Hertz. To get HDMI to work on my USA TV set, I had to use the Composite Video Output and go to the TV System Menu and set it to YUV and 1080p_60 for it to work on my TV's HDMI Input. You can also set it to 1080i_60 or 720p_60 or 480p. Be patient as HDMI is slow to respond and it steps through 50 Hz for each resolution.Another thing not in the manual: You can get a Weather Forecast in the Network App Menu by pressing the little Red button to bring up a Keyboard and typing in a city. Then after you find a city, you can switch from C to F by pressing the Blue button.
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