Then the tuner that doesn't tune the 16APSK is a tuner that doesn't have the capability to tune 16APSK? Makes sense! LOL
If you compare the specs they are the exact same unit, both support Wi-Fi.Just a couple things to note that may not be obvious to anyone reading this thread.
First, it appears that there are two different models of this device that are both called the Freesat V7. One does not have any built-in network connectivity and the other has built-in wifi. Here are example of the two from AliExpress (I am not suggesting you buy from there, just pointing out the difference):
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/MINI...set-top-box-support-biss-key/32547085308.html
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/pro...-S2-Support-Ccam-IPTV/926289_32548835961.html
Then the tuner that doesn't tune the 16APSK is a tuner that doesn't have the capability to tune 16APSK? Makes sense! LOL
If you compare the specs they are the exact same unit, both support Wi-Fi.
So, either that seller doesn't know his own product or he's intentionally trying to confuse people, and if the latter, it worked with me.The specs are identical and both list Wi-Fi. LAN is a different animal from Wi-Fi. LAN is wired, Wi-Fi is wireless. Neither unit has a Cat5 port.
Probably he was referring to the Wifi dongle!True, but it was sold as being able to do 16APSK, and therefore I thought it did until I very recently found out otherwise.
Well if that is true (and I'm not saying it isn't) then why does the description for the first one include this?
Dear friend,pls note the v7 no have lan port
if you want to have it work [removed mention of software used for piracy]
pls buy wifi version
And then it gives the link to the other one. So the seller seems to think there are two different versions, although then again, he mentions a "lan port" and from the photos I've seen, no version of that receiver has that, assuming we are talking about an ethernet jack. Maybe the seller is confused; I don't know, but I just thought it worth pointing out that if having the wifi is important, make sure it's mentioned in the specs of the one you buy because there just might be a version that doesn't have it (or not).
Just a couple things to note that may not be obvious to anyone reading this thread.
First, it appears that there are two different models of this device that are both called the Freesat V7. One does not have any built-in network connectivity and the other has built-in wifi. Here are example of the two from AliExpress (I am not suggesting you buy from there, just pointing out the difference):
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/MINI...set-top-box-support-biss-key/32547085308.html
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/pro...-S2-Support-Ccam-IPTV/926289_32548835961.html
ancient TBS has a more reasonably priced dual tuner card here http://www.buydvb.net/tbs6902-dvbs2-dual-tuner-pcie-card-p-135.html?cPath=2 that says it will do up to 32APSK. Might be worth checking into.Do you know of a PCIe tuner card that will receive 16APSK with no problems that is still available and is NOT considered a "professional" grade card (with astronomical pricing)?
Tried deleting some channels but wouldn't do it,at this point probably user error .
But so far HD looks great and SD looked pretty good on the Bravia.
I appreciate the suggestion but at this point I really don't trust the claimed specifications from TBS anymore, after all they said my card would do 16APSK back when they were selling it. Now if someone is currently using a reasonably priced (in other words, not "professional" grade) TBS card and is actually receiving that 16APSK mux, I'd like to know what model card you have. But, I won't make the mistake of relying on TBS' claimed specs again.ancient TBS has a more reasonably priced dual tuner card here http://www.buydvb.net/tbs6902-dvbs2-dual-tuner-pcie-card-p-135.html?cPath=2 that says it will do up to 32APSK. Might be worth checking into.
Ok, I have a wifi adapter on order, it will be here Thursday.
Since Ralink RT5370 is the system on the chip (SOC), how do you know?Adapter is here, claimed to be a Ralink RT5370, apparently it is not.
Oh, well.
TBS is a very customer oriented company and have been very responsive to my support needs on several occasions. Why don't you contact them and indicate that you purchased the card based on the specifications and ask if they would swap for a comparable card with 16APSK support. All they can say is no...