OTHER Edision OS mio 4K

[BeakyFord]

Anyone had a look at one of these yet?
The lack in number of tuners & that I think it looks a bit naff puts me off.

EDISION OS MIO 4K S2X + T2/C Grey, is the new E2 LINUX 4Κ UHD, DVB-S2X combo receiver in the E2 LINUX range of EDISION receivers. It features 4K UHD resolution and has Multi Stream T2MI Tuner & Blindscan. It is equipped with a variety of the most advanced features in order to provide you with an exciting use of all its top characteristics, all in a compact and slim design! It is available in an elegant aluminum box, in 2 color choices, with features that include: E2 Linux operational system, DVB-S2X and DVB-T2/C Τuners, 4K UHD resolution, Multi Stream T2MI Tuner, Blindscan, Web browser and HbbTV support, Dual Core ARM at 1.5 GHz processor, 8GB eMMC/RAM 2GB DDR4 2400Mhz flash memory, WiFi with two (2) external, detachable wifi antennas (included), Bluetooth on Board, 4K UHD Multimedia Player plus the exceptional and ergonomical aluminum IR remote control UNIVERSAL 2-in-1, in the same color as the receiver! All these combined with the overall EDISION quality and professional support, make it a superior option for you to enjoy!

Technical features:
- Type: 4K UHD E2 Linux Combo Reivever DVB-S2X + DVB-T2/C with Multi Stream Support
- 1 x Tuner DVB-S2X
- 1 x Tuner DVB-T2/C
- Decoding: H.265/HEVC decoding support (covered by patents listed at patentlist.hevcadvance.com)
- Multi Stream T2MI & Blind Scan support
- Linux operational system
- Processor: Dual Core ARM 1.5 GHz
- FLASH 8GB eMMC/RAM 2GB DDR4 2400Mhz
- 4K UHD Multimedia Player
- Web Browser & HbbTV support
- Free Internet Streaming TV and Radio
- Dual Band 2x2 Wi-Fi 802.11ac 5G/2.4G with MU-MIMO
- 2 x Pluggable Wi-Fi Antennas
- Bluetooth: embedded 2.1/3.0/4.0
- Unlimited channel memory
- Hyper-sensitive tyner for receiving even the weak-signal channels
- 1 x Smartcard reader
- 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface
- 2 x USB2.0 ports
- 1 x HDMI 2.0a Connection
- 1 x jack to RS232
- 1 x jack to IR
- 1 x S/PDIF
- Channel switch in less than 1 second
- Extensive ΕPG and programmed viewing via EPG
- Expandable Add-Ons & Plug-Ins
- Supports Bouquet list
- Multilingual OSD, Skin - support
- Channel search: Fully automatic/Manual
- Time Shift function and Multi Timers
- Supports Teletext & and OSD and VBI subtitles
- Compatible with DiSEqC 1.0, 1,1 ,1.2 and 1.3 (USALS)
- Supports SCR / CSS (EN50494 & EN50607)
- Power consumption less than 0.5 Watt, in low-power stand-by mode

Front Panel:
- Display: LED (Standby, Recording)
- Display Buttons: Power, Channel -/+

Back Panel:
- Input Sat-IF: 1x F-type
- Input RF: 1x IEC-type
- Connection TV: 1x HDMI
- Video output: 1x HDMI
- Audio output: Standard optical (S/PDIF)
- 2 x WiFi Antennas
- 1 x Smartcard slot
- 1 x Ethernet plug
- 1 x jack to RS232
- 1 x jack to IR
- 1 x DC in (for the external PSU)

Package contains:
- Universal Remote Control 2in1
- External PSU 12v
- Jack to IR cable
- USB extension cable
- 2 x Wi-Fi Antennas
- 2 x "ΑΑΑ" batteries
- Start Guide EN/DE/GR

General:
- Case: Aluminum
- Dimensions: (W x H x D): 180x40x140 (mm)
- Weight: 0,7 kg
- Color: Grey
- Warranty: 2 years

 

[BeakyFord]

the more I look at it the less I like it, maybe more interesting to the motorized sat users as has some decent features

 

[gadget-man]

I don’t fully understand why anyone would want a 4K box as there aren’t any channels in 4K to watch ?

 

[BeakyFord]

4k isn't the main draw to these newer boxes although they do produce a very clear 2160 picture & are much faster than older systems so they do have positives, the mio has a blindscan function so will/should be of interest to multi-sat/motorised users

 

[gadget-man]

ok thanks for the info.

 

[Paddy Rugby]

Hi. I have the Edision OS Mio 4K but I cannot get E2 Istream to work ( box crashes when I try to use!). Any ideas?