Tiviar Alpha Plus
price: between 300-400€
from: _http://linux-tv.com/receiver/tiviar-alpha-plus/
It seems to be a good receiver and an excellent alternative to solo2 and duo2.
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Tiviar Alpha Plus Technology, design and connectivity
Key Features on the Tiviar Alpha Plus:
1300 MHz CPU dual core
512MB Flash / 1GB DDR3 DRAM
Option to fit Internal SATA HDD 2.5″
Dual Card readers
Dual CI+ Ports
Front Display 12 digit display
GigaBit Ethernet
HD PiP is possible
iPad and iPhone App
1300 MHz CPU dual core
512MB Flash / 1GB DDR3 DRAM
Option to fit Internal SATA HDD 2.5″
Dual Card readers
Dual CI+ Ports
Front Display 12 digit display
GigaBit Ethernet
HD PiP is possible
iPad and iPhone App
On the back we find these connections:
2 x LNB in
1 x LNB loop through output
1 x DVB-T2/C in
1 x Antenna out
Optical digital audio out
Composite video and analogue audio out
Component video out
1x scart
HDMI
GigaBit Ethernet port
3 x USB
1 x eSata
Serial RS-232 port
Power connector and switch
2 x LNB in
1 x LNB loop through output
1 x DVB-T2/C in
1 x Antenna out
Optical digital audio out
Composite video and analogue audio out
Component video out
1x scart
HDMI
GigaBit Ethernet port
3 x USB
1 x eSata
Serial RS-232 port
Power connector and switch
Tiviar Alpha Plus Conclusion
The Tiviar Alpha Plus offers an attractive alternative to the Enigma 2 based receivers and includes support for DVB-T2 and CI+ which mostly are lacking on Enigma2 based devices.
Tiviar offers a strong receiver with powerful hardware and support for the latest technologies. The Tiviar has fast booting and channel zapping and supports Gigabit Ethernet and Hbb-TV.
The receiver seems stable even at this early stage we did see an issue with watching recordings while they were still being recorded and hopefully the iOS app will soon support streaming tv.
The Tiviar Alpha Plus offers an attractive alternative to the Enigma 2 based receivers and includes support for DVB-T2 and CI+ which mostly are lacking on Enigma2 based devices.
Tiviar offers a strong receiver with powerful hardware and support for the latest technologies. The Tiviar has fast booting and channel zapping and supports Gigabit Ethernet and Hbb-TV.
The receiver seems stable even at this early stage we did see an issue with watching recordings while they were still being recorded and hopefully the iOS app will soon support streaming tv.
from: _http://linux-tv.com/receiver/tiviar-alpha-plus/
It seems to be a good receiver and an excellent alternative to solo2 and duo2.
regards
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