D11 Receiver?

[rockaway1836]

My eyes are not what they used to be, so I can't tell you what the FCC ID on the H-10 is. However there is an FCC ID number on the back of the remote that I can read. It's MG32081 The remote for the H-10 may look like the remote used on most of the newer receivers, but it's not the same. The remote for the H-10 has an extra button on the upper left hand corner. (Format) The model number for the H-10 is RC-24 while the remote for most of the others is R-16

 

[billbillw]

My eyes are not what they used to be, so I can't tell you what the FCC ID on the H-10 is. However there is an FCC ID number on the back of the remote that I can read. It's MG32081 The remote for the H-10 may look like the remote used on most of the newer receivers, but it's not the same. The remote for the H-10 has an extra button on the upper left hand corner. (Format) The model number for the H-10 is RC-24 while the remote for most of the others is R-16

The remote SHOULD be the same for all the new HD receivers. I know that its not the same as the remote with SD receivers like the D10.

 

[Loric]

Anyone have more information?

Yes, I have.

Spoiler

There is a Philips D11 as well.
The D11 is *not* MPEG4 compatible. I don't know where charper got the feeling it could be.
It's a basic box with more or less the same features as the D10. (It's going to replace it).

Compared to the D10, it has a USB port added, is a tad smaller with a slighltly revamped front panel.
It shares the same remote and same User Interface (with Active) as the D10 and the R15.