Looking for a FTA/OTA combo receiver I found a new candidate, the Jynxbox Ultra HD. Looks like a very interesting box but I have never heard of Jynxbox before. Have any one here got any experience with this receiver especially with the ATSC tuner?
One of the advertised tuners is listed as a turbo 8psk. This looks to be a eye patch crowd STB, so be aware of the operational differences for FTA useage...
It looks like the DVBS2 tuner is a different product. One might try the optional S2 tuner a see what signal types it will support. Can the S2 tuner receive MPEG2/4, DVBS/S2, QPSK/8PSK/16PSK/etc?? Does the ATSC tuner option support EPG? CC??
A lot of questions. Be interesting to learn what it can do!
From what I could figure from the Ebay store, it comes with a QPSK module. He offers the ATSC and the DVBS2 modules $30 each. No specs on the tuner modules I could find. For all of it would be $235. A real "Pig in a poke"
I found several threads in other forums one mentioned that the box run cool. That clinched it for me. I don't like receivers with those tiny 20mm fans but was afraid that it would over heat. The guy mentioned problem pvr functions but that is OK because we would never use that features.Hi V_H. Out of curiosity I googled the Jynxbox. Found a thread on another sat forum about this rcvr.
That's not a problem for us because the local ethnic channels that we cared about have none or very basic EPG information. Each half hour block would have a "news", "music", "drama" etc. which may match what they are actually broadcasting. The satellite channels have no EPG at all. When I first read about people here recording shows I wondered how they are doing it. I thought they looked up the schedule online, set the recording by time and rename the file to something meaningfull afterward. Then I realized that some satellite channels actually have EPG data.The only thing I heard so far from other discussion forums is that there is NO EPG on ATSC channels.
Please be aware that satellite piracy retailers are now referring to Turbo 8PSK modules as a "QPSK module" in order to try and protect themselves legally. So in this case, the unit actually comes with a Turbo 8PSK module ready to steal Dish Network and Bell TV programming and they are forcing people who want to legitimately use this unit to receive either DVB-S2 or ATSC signals to pay extra for the additional modules.