mechanicman
11-23-2012, 12:59 AM
this is what i did. plugged in. turned on. installed 2.09 file. set up and scanned sats..(i am using DP lnbs) . I did not factory reset after loading 2.09 as it said i could lose TP data.
tried NFPS to make sure it worked.. It worked fine. then tried another private server with letters in the deskey and it also worked fine.
channel change really fast. no missing channels that i could see on scan of 119, 110 and 118. guide much much better than limesat that i was using before..i mean limesat would get about 2 hours and this is showing around 24hours. on reboot it seems to get IPs and connect to private server quickly.
there is a pin for private server info so you can lock that so no one can access it. Public server also worked i should say.
i did a short recording and playback on my usb and that worked fine..great box so far. no disconnects or freeze issues but as we know that is usually sever related or internet related.
the only only thing i cant figure out yet is i wish i could save private server info on the usb stick...like the limesat. helpful when setting up other nextfta receivers.
tried NFPS to make sure it worked.. It worked fine. then tried another private server with letters in the deskey and it also worked fine.
channel change really fast. no missing channels that i could see on scan of 119, 110 and 118. guide much much better than limesat that i was using before..i mean limesat would get about 2 hours and this is showing around 24hours. on reboot it seems to get IPs and connect to private server quickly.
there is a pin for private server info so you can lock that so no one can access it. Public server also worked i should say.
i did a short recording and playback on my usb and that worked fine..great box so far. no disconnects or freeze issues but as we know that is usually sever related or internet related.
the only only thing i cant figure out yet is i wish i could save private server info on the usb stick...like the limesat. helpful when setting up other nextfta receivers.