Can a Dreambox do this ?

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I am trying to build the ultimate home system and I have decided to go down the PVR route as supposed to HTPC as its less fiddly. What I would like to know is if the dreambox has a scheduler that can carry out the scenario below.

For e.g. Motorised Sat Dish is pointing to 28.2E and a program is currently being recorded.

10:29 Stop recording on 28.2E
10:30 I would like to schedule the dreambox to move the dish to 15W
10:31 I would like it to select channel DAD5
10:32 Start recording on Dad 5
10:40 Stop recording on Dad 5

ProgDVB has something similar but I am still yet to see a program/PVR that can be scheduled to move a motorised dish

Cheers for your help
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Yes the DB can do that no problem:)
 

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Yes, it has a timer function. If the programs are on different satellites it will move the dish.
 

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It can do it, but somtimes it gets stuck in between. It is not failsaif, if your life depends on it...
 

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If it fails 99% of the time is because the dish you are moving is too big for the motor. Or in less than ideal conditions such as wind.

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jagost02 said:
If it fails 99% of the time is because the dish you are moving is too big for the motor. Or in less than ideal conditions such as wind.

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Jagost02

Yes, this is a good point as my dish is 1,2 meter (which is the top limit for the SG).
 

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Cheers for the info guys. What is the support for the 7025 like ? Any good and are there any cheaper alternatives ? By this I mean, linux based receivers that support enigma type of Linux ?

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The Technomate 9100 is Enigma based and is considerably cheaper. Plenty of references to it online, or try Alsat.

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Do Technomate do a hi-def Enigma based version?
 

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Llew said:
The Technomate 9100 is Enigma based and is considerably cheaper. Plenty of references to it online, or try Alsat.

Llew


Cheers I forgot to mention it that I was interested in a twin tuner boxes

Chib
 
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