The OS mio has mostly replaced my USB tuner on the PC for most of my viewing. I really like the networking capabilities with Webif.
What Are the Benefits of the Mio Over Other Receivers?
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Yes! I had forgotten to mention that. So many things you can do in the GUI via IP. I use it to set timers, download recordings, save screenshots, and more.
Support after the sale #1. Not only from Titanium Satellite but also from the manufacturer.
One you come to terms that these receivers are marketed mainly on both sides of the pond and configured to work well there.
Things over here work a little different. You want to get as many channels as you can. Static transponder files in the receiver may not be current. Hence blindscan capabilities that many receivers tout.
Edision listens and supports the developer(s) of the TNAP images.
We were missing certain transponders and channels during a true hardware blindscan.
Well today that is working much better. And will probably keep getting improvements.
The only thing I would want in my next Edision receiver would be a second DVB tuner that works identical to the C/Ku tuner.
And an ATSC tuner with full terrestrial and 256 QAM cable suport.
Other than that my Mio 4k is a keeper.
One you come to terms that these receivers are marketed mainly on both sides of the pond and configured to work well there.
Things over here work a little different. You want to get as many channels as you can. Static transponder files in the receiver may not be current. Hence blindscan capabilities that many receivers tout.
Edision listens and supports the developer(s) of the TNAP images.
We were missing certain transponders and channels during a true hardware blindscan.
Well today that is working much better. And will probably keep getting improvements.
The only thing I would want in my next Edision receiver would be a second DVB tuner that works identical to the C/Ku tuner.
And an ATSC tuner with full terrestrial and 256 QAM cable suport.
Other than that my Mio 4k is a keeper.
Hi Titanium,
This is all relatively new for me so forgive the question if its been asked and answered somewhere. As the DVB-T2/C tuner on the OS mio 4K DVBS2X isn't much value in North America, why not sell the OS MINI 4K S2X?
This is all relatively new for me so forgive the question if its been asked and answered somewhere. As the DVB-T2/C tuner on the OS mio 4K DVBS2X isn't much value in North America, why not sell the OS MINI 4K S2X?
The OS Mini 4K S2X isn't available. The model was announced before the Covid-19 shutdown. We will see if and when....
Thanks Brian. This may sound a little unusual but I like finding new feeds more than I like watching TV so dual tuner doesn't serve me much purpose. 
I'll keep fingers crossed for the Mini 4k to become available. Thanks for bringing these to the US.
I'll keep fingers crossed for the Mini 4k to become available. Thanks for bringing these to the US.
From.what I understand, the Mini cost won't be much different. We had heard that it would likely retail for about $15 less than the Mio. Until we get one to test, it is unknown how suitable it will be to our market.
Brought the Edision OS Mio to North America because it was a significantly more capable hardware than any other STB. Over a year later, and the models are still the most capable STBs available. The thing that sealed the deal for me was El Bandido's image development expertise and the assistance of Edision and tuner manufacturer Availink to support the TNAP image for an excellent NA hobbyist experience.
Brought the Edision OS Mio to North America because it was a significantly more capable hardware than any other STB. Over a year later, and the models are still the most capable STBs available. The thing that sealed the deal for me was El Bandido's image development expertise and the assistance of Edision and tuner manufacturer Availink to support the TNAP image for an excellent NA hobbyist experience.
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