VU SOLO מחליף את ה CUBEREVO 250 HD

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Digital HDTV Satellite Receiver PVR Ready
Open-source Linux operating system (Enigma2)
2 x CI slot, 1x Conax Cardreader,
Standby Power Consumption 0.5 watts

- Open-source Linux operating system (Enigma2)
- Broadcom Mips Processor 333 Mhz
- DVB-S2 Single Tuner
- MPEG2 / H.264 Hardware decoding (DVB compliant)
- 2 x CI slot (Alpha Crypt, Cryptoworks, Viaccess, Seca, Conax, ...)
- 1x Smartcard reader (Conax Embedded - u.XCrypt)
- 2 x USB2.0 at the Back
- 10/100 Mbit Ethernet Interface
- 1 x V.24/RS232
- 1 x HDMI port
- 1 x Scart
- 1 x YPrPb
- 1 x S / PDIF optical digital audio transmission
- 1 x RCA Video
- 2 x RCA Audio (L / R)
- Channel-change time <1 seconds
- MP3 player and JPEG picture viewer
- Plugin support (JPEG, MP3, XVID, etc)
- EPG (electronic program guide)
- Support of Bouquet lists
- Multi language OSD, Skin - Support
- Fully automatic, manual channel search
- Teletext
- DiSEqC 1.o, 1.1 and 1.2
- Power consumption working 35W / standby 0.5 Watt

This is a first Impressions of the new VU+ Solo by RealMagic911 who is a member of the VTI team:

" enough VuvuZela last time - it's time for Vu Solo

German distributor announces delivery date for vu solo for1.3.2011
As member of vti team, i got the possibility to test a vu solo. I want to give you some first impressions.

The vu solo doesn't have a display and doesn't have a fan. It works complete silence. There is a bicolour led on front shown on / off state and the finish of a flash progress (green blinking)

The box is equipped with 2 USB Ports. One in the front behind the "Cam and Cardslot door" another in the back. The box has 1 Smartcard Interface and 2 Common Interface slots.

A short test shows that the cams and smartcards already tested in Vu Duo are also working in the solo.

The solo box hasn't a main power switch on the back, but there is an reset button instead.

Something about performance: Even if the box has the slower CPU than the duo series, it it s responding fast, only a little bit slower then the duo, but you only will see this in the direct comparison. I think zapping feels faster on solo than on duo.

Temperature: The box has no fan, but it isn't getting hot. even after hours of operation it is only slightly warm.

Some short test with an external hdd shows that HD recording is working also (intense testing of timshift will follow).

AND: timer recording from deep standby is working ;-) "

Thanks to RealMagic911 for sharing his experience with us and hope more full reviews will follow soon.

For me, for just an extra i would go for the VU+ Duo with its twin tuner, faster CPU, Internal HDD, Front display, extra slots and connections options and established support

Once again I was impressed with the packaging provided with a VU+ receiver. Upon unpacking I was really pleased to see a black remote! So I've now both white and black remote's.

Box contents as follows: -

VU+ Solo
Instruction Manual (well written)
HDMI Lead
Black Remote inc. batteries

First thing I did was take the attached photos. I then proceeded to remove the lid and take photos of the insides. You'll notice that it's fan-less.

Once the photos where out of the way I proceeded to set up connected to a Triax 1.1m dish with TM-2600 motor.

The Solo boot's up just as fast, if not faster than its big brother the Duo. Once booted I followed through the setup wizard to set tuner and A/V settings. I noticed that advanced Videomode wasn't pre-installed. So once fully booted I went to plugins and installed from the feed, Videomode plugin (so I could select 1080 HDMI in A/V settings), video enhancement and Auto resolution plugins (never enabled auto resolution though).

Next thing I transferred my Enigma 2 Settings/bouquets with Dreamboxedit. Then went straight to FTA channels and was impressed with the picture quality of both SD & HD, again just as good as the Duo. Switched from Astra28 to Hotbird to Astra 19deg with no issues whatsoever. Zap speeds actually feel slightly faster on the Solo compared to the Duo.

Right now time to test out CCcam. I transferred VTI-Feed.conf to /etc/ipkg/ and installed CCcam 2.1.3 from the feed. I can confirm that CCcam works as 100% as client and server.

Now time to test some recording and timeshifting. The only thing I had to hand was a 16GB USB stick, so I successfully mounted it as a HDD via telnet. Once mounted I recording and switching through channels on the same transponder with ease Pausing live TV worked great too.

Now the main things where Tested I thought I'd try and get some extended EPG installed. I tried both the Rytec XMLTV plugin and Andyblac's satmate script and unfortunately neither worked on the official stock image. So we'll have to wait for a third party image in order to have extended EPG.

Overall I'm very impressed with the Solo, it my be the smaller brother of the Duo but it really packs as punch! You would never guess that it has a slightly less powerful processor than it's big brother. Its looks great, build quality is what we expected from VU+ and its great that it's fan-less so runs silent. So far not seen any heat issues. Now the only negative thing I can find to say about it, is that we to wait for a third party image before we can use an extended EPG plugin and very much doubt that the third party images are too far away. Both the VTI and PLi team have confirmed that they will be supporting the Solo.

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