Which zgemma box
- Thread starter Lfckopite
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f16pilot
Newbie
i too feel unsure, i want hd or 4k tv, and i am paying sky too much for it, i dont know where to start h5 or h7 ? anyone could please point me in the right direction please , thanks in advance .
ste
TK Veteran
You wont get 4K through CS on these boxes - you'll only get 4k if you're using an IPTV provider that offer 4k streams so pointless otherwise I think - not worth the extra just for more power imo.
This thread may help answer some questions > http://www.techkings.org/threads/faq-should-i-buy-a-cable-box.126162/#post-732057
Lfckopite
Newbie
H5.2tc it is then my next Delma is do I buy a plug and play bundle like this?http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/25292624902...bf715c0ab66ef2cf34efffd1bcc|iid:9&_mwBanner=1 or do I do it all myself ( not to confident) and which line supplier to go with there have been loads contacted me today with a wide range of prices
Ontap
TK Veteran
I currently use an nvidia shield box for my tv and vod , but just cannot get with the epg's or lack of on android apps and in kodi , i lapsed my gift when it went all SD on sat' ,I tried IPTV via bouquets on my old cloudibox 2 but it just couldnt hack it , but looking at these great EPG screenshots ,am thinking of switching back now that iptv has got HD , honestly does iptv run really smooth on the latest zgemma?
blzbob73
Newbie
I've just did mine a couple of days age on a Zgemma 2s and seems to run as smooth as near perfect on HD.
grog68
VIP Member
I agree with others, not worth paying extra for H7 at the moment.
Weather you buy plug and play or not is entirely up to you, buy plug and play then all you need to do normally is plug it all in, run a scan and you're ready to go. If you feel you are able to set up yourself then it's simple enough to do, find and flash the build you want or set up from scratch, configure tuners (do you want sat or not), get a line, abm scan, if you want IPTV then install that and that's it. Is the time you save worth the extra you are paying out?
The plug and play you linked to only provides a 16gb stick, personally I wouldn't consider that big enough if you are one for recording, on cable the chances are you will be recording in HD so more space is needed and 16gb won't last long, I just checked, a recording of Casualty on BBC1 HD is 7GB, I also have a Sly L1ving HD recording of Madam Secretary which is also 7GB. I don't offer anything less than 64GB when selling plug and play. I would also stay clear as he is listing it with a sly gift which we all now are worthless at the moment.
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