HDHomeRun: What can my aerial do?

[notla49285 48]

So there are two HDHomeRun Connect models - 2-tuner and 4-tuner. Does this not depend on my aerial and whether it can take 2 or 4 streams? I know very little about this kind of thing, I'm still stuck thinking Sky/Freesat cables where there must be one cable per input stream (we have a sat dish with two cables coming out of it, so we can record two things, view one and watch another, etc).

 

Have I just wasted money on a Duo when I could have had a Quadro? 

[Spaceboy 2573]

Yes you could have bought a quad, I have upwards of 10 tuners connected to one aerial

[Sammy 790]

You need one coaxial to the antenna, power to the tuner and ethernet to your network. Ethernet can handle as many streams as you give it. I run two quatros no problem.

 

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[notla49285 48]

FFS!! Ok cheers, imma go cry now.

[Carlo 4561]

FFS!! Ok cheers, imma go cry now.

No need to cry.  It's always good to have an extra tuner on hand as a spare.

 

You may also want to check out Silicon Dust's Premium TV package which includes 45 cable channels for $35 per month.  This service uses the OTA tuner slots of the HDHomeRuns to deliver these channels.  It supports up to 4 channel/streams and can use these tuner slots from one or multiple HDHomeRuns.

 

If you end up liking this service then you wasted nothing! 

[Spaceboy 2573]

No need to cry. It's always good to have an extra tuner on hand as a spare.

 

You may also want to check out Silicon Dust's Premium TV package which includes 45 cable channels for $35 per month. This service uses the OTA tuner slots of the HDHomeRuns to deliver these channels. It supports up to 4 channel/streams and can use these tuner slots from one or multiple HDHomeRuns.

 

If you end up liking this service then you wasted nothing!

he’s uk

[notla49285 48]

Yeah I am UK, it's ok I've bought a Quatro now and it's all running good.