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After several months of development we can finally release the first version of SettingsMaker.
With this tool - for personal use - you can generate at home channel lists (settings) for your receiver shaping them to suit you and your facility.
At the time format settings are managed NDF, Enigma1, enigma2, Azbox, SB-5 and Pvr-S2HD. New formats will be implemented in future versions of software.
All data necessary to create the channel lists are taken from our database that is constantly updated by members of TechSat Team.
As you can well imagine this is a very complex software that has required significant effort and many hours of lost sleep and then a deserved THANK YOU is due to all those who display the logo "TechSat STAFF Settings" in your signature.
As is our custom, our software are absolutely free, this is because our sponsors - we thank - you defray the cost of hiring servers and that is enough for us.
The settings of the database is a shared resource that must be kept up to date thanks to your suggestions. Who then would become part of our team - to keep your database - it can make an explicit request.
We do not know how our server will react to a massive use of this new tool, we invite you to use it sparingly to avoid overloading which should be to the detriment of all.
With this tool - for personal use - you can generate at home channel lists (settings) for your receiver shaping them to suit you and your facility.
At the time format settings are managed NDF, Enigma1, enigma2, Azbox, SB-5 and Pvr-S2HD. New formats will be implemented in future versions of software.
All data necessary to create the channel lists are taken from our database that is constantly updated by members of TechSat Team.
As you can well imagine this is a very complex software that has required significant effort and many hours of lost sleep and then a deserved THANK YOU is due to all those who display the logo "TechSat STAFF Settings" in your signature.
As is our custom, our software are absolutely free, this is because our sponsors - we thank - you defray the cost of hiring servers and that is enough for us.
The settings of the database is a shared resource that must be kept up to date thanks to your suggestions. Who then would become part of our team - to keep your database - it can make an explicit request.
We do not know how our server will react to a massive use of this new tool, we invite you to use it sparingly to avoid overloading which should be to the detriment of all.
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