Yes a good waste of £300 of my money went on one.
No Blind Scan with Enigma 2 on the AZBox Premium HD+
I still use mine but like Martin found it was a waste of £300
AZBox has made no improvements to software for over 2 years I am still using the last issued original software here 0.9.5309
as most who have ventured over to Enigma 2 have either lost the box or have persevered with E2 or gone back to E1,
I only use my AZBox Premium HD+ for The Blind Scan & 4:2:2 feeds these days & that is limited as some transmissions are now beyond the AZBox capabilities due to lack of support for codecs ect,
How to find more feeds faster with an AZBox with active blind scan
How to use the AZBox Premium+ or other AZBox's with an active blind scan as a Blind Scan receiver to find feeds,
As the AZBox is the only Satellite receiver to resolve 4:2:2 in dvb-s & dvb-s2 MPEG-2 transmissions you will find more feeds to view than with any other Satellite receiver,
Leave the current data base as it is (0.9.5309) just add the FEED satellites,
When you Blind Scan a Satellite add 2 to 4 for the same satellite position such as 10 east so that you find feeds quicker,
For example:Eutelsat 10A
10 east Name-=10A for 10950 to 11200
-----------------=10B for 12500 to 12750
-----------------=10C for 11200 to 11690
-----------------=10X for 10700 to 10950
If you blind scan 10950 to 11200 with satellite 10A then scan 11200 to 11690 with the same satellite 10A the blind scan will be slower as the scan will include all the transponders that you found in the data base on the 1st scan 10950 to 11200,
When I start a new feed session delete all channels if you only use the AZBox Premium+ for feed hunting,
To just delete the satellites feeds select "Delete Satellite channels" then just tick the feed satellites that you have added if you use the AZBox for Domestic tv as well,
Now go into settings **** data reset****delete all channels then delete the previous satellites that you set up last time on this satellite that you intend to search (10 east & add new satellites as above or where you have found active transponders on this satellite with another an HD blind scan receiver.)
The best & quickest way to find all feeds is to just delete the Satellite that you used on a previous session this is why it is best to add feed satellites as & when you require them then just delete the satellite when you start a new Blind Scan session,
The reason for this is that The AZBox with active blind scan will only find all the transponders on a satellite with an empty data base (for example if you have 10995H 5632 in your database from a previous blind scan & the transponder becomes active again as 10995H 6111 then your receiver will not find it as it already exists in the data base albeit with the wrong symbol rate.)
The purpose of this guide is to make your feed hunting more productive & much faster than it would be with say 100 transponders in the data base of which 75 are dead transponders as the data base will scan these & consequentially be much slower & find less active transponders than the empty data base method,
So just follow these instructions & you will find feed hunting much easier with the AZBox Premium HD+ for active blind scanning,
I also use the AZBox as a fixed receiver using another HD receiver to drive the dish this is advisable if you only use the AZBox as a Feed Hunting only receiver.
Factory Reset when data base problems occur after several Blind Scans for trouble free performance.
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