I have embarked on a project to satellite-FTAnize my house. I have a solid dish kitu 12 ft across (not sure, but it refused to fit in my 10by10 store, someone had to dismantle it into pieces). Now I want to get a nice decoder that will never ask me for money in subscription, preferrably a combo (see am becoming technical :D:D:D:D). Halafu ninunue LNBs na cables na niite fundi. I want to be watching Diego maradona wa manU akichapa Ronado wa arsenal mambao bila hesabu. And kids stuff. And documentaries too. Movies peleka hukooo--------------------------->
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That left me confused coz I had already set aside some 6K for an OpenView combo. Plus some little money for an installer and wires and LNBs.
Sasa swali langu ni, which is the decoder that matches my needs- free for life, combo, itashika hizo channels?
My dish is solid. A treasure inherited from someone treasurable.
Strong is not combo, right? i am avoiding having multiple decoders (read more items to be broken)
If you truly want autoroll and dual-tuner, SRT isn’t for you. It’s a purely DVB-S/S2 decoder and you load software updates manually. Autoroll means that the decoder updates the software and/or provider details on its own over the air.
OVHD is a proprietary decoder that can only receive that specific provider’s channels.
The choice on whether to get it or not is entirely yours. I have both.
For the record, not many broadcasters can afford not to have adverts. They may not advertise commodities but they most certainly will advertise their other shows and channels. Even BBC, publicly funded as it is, does it.
I will get the OpenView. Hoping I wont get screwed later.
I will get a fundi to set up the thing this coming sato. Nitawawekea mbisha. The dish is currently a heap of metal after it was dismantled.
Nice info there. Am getting technical by the day.
I am a crusader of FTA on the terrestrial side. Ukinunua Scantech ujue kitunguu imenuka kwangu. Bamba is a failed project. I wonder what KTN saw in them to acquire the chieth.