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A '''SetTopBox''' |
A '''SetTopBox''' (short '''STB''') is an add-on box to your TV that which makes it possible to receive [[Digital Television]]. Usually this SetTopBox implements many nice features like an [[Electronic Program Guide]] (EPG), [[Recording]] and/or [[Streaming]] facilities, [[Time Shifting]] etc. |
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For PCs several free software projects implement a full-featured STB, some examples are [[VDR]], [[MythTV]], [[KaxTV]]. |
For PCs several free software projects implement a "[[Full-featured Card|full-featured]]" STB, some examples are [[VDR]], [[MythTV]], [[KaxTV]]. |
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For embdedded devices like the [[dbox2]] or the [[Dreambox]] projects like [[Enigma]] and [[Neutrino]] provide a free software. |
For embdedded devices like the [[dbox2]] or the [[Dreambox]] projects like [[Enigma]] and [[Neutrino]] provide a free software. |
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Latest revision as of 17:57, 27 November 2007
A SetTopBox (short STB) is an add-on box to your TV that which makes it possible to receive Digital Television. Usually this SetTopBox implements many nice features like an Electronic Program Guide (EPG), Recording and/or Streaming facilities, Time Shifting etc.
For PCs several free software projects implement a "full-featured" STB, some examples are VDR, MythTV, KaxTV.
For embdedded devices like the dbox2 or the Dreambox projects like Enigma and Neutrino provide a free software.