good morning
im needing some advice please is it Zgemma h.2s or the Zgemma h.2h to run virgin media and sky ?
thanks
You will also need an official subscription with Virgin Media. The lowest package will do.
Get a h2h get one completely blank and set it up yourself will work out cheaper and you learn about the box as you go.
The H5 boxes are slightly newer and can support 4K (although only through apps, not via the tuners).
You want to go where the most support is - current this is the H2H/H2S. Think of it like the Raspberry Pi - there are more powerful boxes out there, but the most support by far is available for the Pi so 99% of the time it's a better buy even though it's not the most powerful.
Only the H2H can view cable. The benefit of cable is that you can still watch HD channels - something that no longer works on satellite bar some FTA channels. A cable line typically runs at twice the price of a satellite one. If you're not fussed about HD then you could get a H2S and just go with Satellite.
You don't have to worry about processor/kernel or anything like that if you use one of the builds on here. You just flash the image and input your lines. In the case of cable you also need to configure your area as that changes depending on your location.
do you have any recommendations from where to buy? I have been looking:
Genuine Full HD Zgemma H.2H Satellite TV Receiver FTA Upgrade of Star 2S H.2S 620944937721 | eBay
Get a h2h get one completely blank and set it up yourself will work out cheaper and you learn about the box as you go.
what is the difference between the boxes?
Where do you find the info on how to set it up?
Which processor/Linux kernel would you go for?
out of interest, why this site? the ones on ebay come with 'open vix'? im assuming I can just flash a new image over that for slyk?
Hi-Do you know if that site sells the box with a blue skin or do you have to put your own skins on it?Although i won't advise you, any site to buy from,ebay sellers are notorious for bad service, over pricing,and bad quality providers.