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As per previous posts, my opinion still the same as that tm800hd is sounding more and more like a ghost reciever. Now with increased price and no guaranties at all about functionality
That is a proper one to have.
Make sure version 1.3 is on it
Can the VU+ Duo fiormware be upgraded?
with it being a linux based machine, id imagine the firmware could easily be updated
Well maytbe this is the point at which we find out just how open their open source box really is.
Why all the negativity towards this box all of a sudden, sure its an extra £50 on top of the orginal asking price, but who has never paid a premium for a new product? Decent Plasma TV's were over £3000 for a 42" TV and now you can pick one up for just over £400. There aren't that many Linux based HD receivers around with this price point and the ones that do exist rely on existing images for the Dreambox, which is an established brand. I'm sure the Dreambox had a similar level of support in it's infancy. The more people who buy these boxes, the more people will write new images for them. Don't kill it off before it has even hit the shelves at least it offers people an alternative to the Dreambox which this receiver is clearly a competitor to. So let's not have any more negativity on the price or the support. The TM500/600's are far more stable then their Dreambox rivals and cheaper too. So come on guys stick your hands in your pockets and get one ordered before we all end up buying clone 800's from China then spend all day complaining about the problems with Discovery HD.
Regards
Liam
Why all the negativity towards this box all of a sudden, sure its an extra £50 on top of the orginal asking price, but who has never paid a premium for a new product? Decent Plasma TV's were over £3000 for a 42" TV and now you can pick one up for just over £400. There aren't that many Linux based HD receivers around with this price point and the ones that do exist rely on existing images for the Dreambox, which is an established brand. I'm sure the Dreambox had a similar level of support in it's infancy. The more people who buy these boxes, the more people will write new images for them. Don't kill it off before it has even hit the shelves at least it offers people an alternative to the Dreambox which this receiver is clearly a competitor to. So let's not have any more negativity on the price or the support. The TM500/600's are far more stable then their Dreambox rivals and cheaper too. So come on guys stick your hands in your pockets and get one ordered before we all end up buying clone 800's from China then spend all day complaining about the problems with Discovery HD.
Regards
Liam
the main question is dose it take a dm800 image.... eg: PLI, if not your better of with a clone.
Why all the negativity towards this box all of a sudden, sure its an extra £50 on top of the orginal asking price, but who has never paid a premium for a new product? Decent Plasma TV's were over £3000 for a 42" TV and now you can pick one up for just over £400. There aren't that many Linux based HD receivers around with this price point and the ones that do exist rely on existing images for the Dreambox, which is an established brand. I'm sure the Dreambox had a similar level of support in it's infancy. The more people who buy these boxes, the more people will write new images for them. Don't kill it off before it has even hit the shelves at least it offers people an alternative to the Dreambox which this receiver is clearly a competitor to. So let's not have any more negativity on the price or the support. The TM500/600's are far more stable then their Dreambox rivals and cheaper too. So come on guys stick your hands in your pockets and get one ordered before we all end up buying clone 800's from China then spend all day complaining about the problems with Discovery HD.
Regards
Liam
Theres a lot of negativity going on here. If the box does what it is supposed to and in HD what more do you want. C/S seems to have been sorted with the last UR release. For me I want to watch TV rather than mess about with a box and it's images, if the TM 800 HD allows me to do this I will buy it , if there is something cheaper out there that allows me to do it , I will buy that.
if your main receiver is the one you constantly update, youll spend more time messing with it than watching it, and when you have a missus and kids who want to watch it, that dont go down well, especially when the 30 second update just before xfactor starts takes 4 hours to fix lol
the only people that have made $hit loads of money from Linux receivers are dream multimedia and the clone makers. you cant by dream multimedia , so make a clone.
look at reel multimedia probably the best receiver ever made but the software sucks. now if REEL ported a image from the dm8000 including there drivers it would be the best receiver bar none.
so take the firmware add your drivers and make loads of money TM..
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