Zgemma H2s boxes

And are they HD quality ???
Is the gift a yearly fee ???
Are they much better than android box with Kodi ??? They seem ok for fun films but the sports are rubbish

They won't work with a Sky Q lnb although you can fit a hybrid lnb. And is HD quality.

In my eyes these are better than android with kodi as this uses satelitte signal so its not streaming. Kodi is good for films and TV series as you've said but a zGemma is the perfect replacement for someone who is sick of paying obscene amount for Sky/Virgin/BT especially Sports + Movies. The gift will need to be renewed every year as it does expire which is £25 per year.

I think you will find they are not HD but SD as sky a long time ago have really encrypted the HD signal, and these boxes cannot unscramble the hd broadcast

It's only premium sky channels that you don't get HD quality on. But they are HD quality.

Well all the football/sport/ movies are premium channels, so no HD, so who would want to watch bbc/itv etc in hd when you can get them on freeview. That is the point I originally made

Apologies, I did not mean to sound misleading but I've not once said that the channels you've mentioned were in HD. Yes you can get them in free view but you don't get sports and movies etc. Even without the HD package to get sports and movies you are looking at a cost of over £40 a month, which obviously means you are still making massive savings. But I suppose you can't please everyone, and that's fine.

Make sure your line provider is reliable.as some will disconnect you after a couple of months.a good providers line will last 12 mths you will then need a new line.this has to be done via a laptop.regarding recording and setting up USB or hard drive make sure you use a decent USB otherwise they won't work.there are also different images make sure the box your buying has latest image which auto update channels. Need any advice get in touch.

Are there any boxes that would let me get UK tv over here in Australia?

Are there any boxes that would let me get UK tv over here in Australia?

zgemma`s wont as they require a dish pointed towards the astra satellite. you need a mag254 box then get an iptv sub it needs only internet connection only and will work in any country

Thanks mate

How much are these boxes and do you get lag or buffering with them, I do have fibre optic Internet?

£120 all set up. All that's needed is a satellite feed and a internet connection into it. As they work of the satellite cables there is no lag or buffering, the internet connection is just for the encryption.

Is it easy to repair a sky cable?
Virgin cut my sky cable so I need a 4 foot extension .

How much are these boxes and do you get lag or buffering with them, I do have fibre optic Internet?

£120 all set up. All that's needed is a satellite feed and a internet connection into it. As they work of the satellite cables there is no lag or buffering, the internet connection is just for the encryption.

Is it easy to repair a sky cable?
Virgin cut my sky cable so I need a 4 foot extension .

Yes you can get extensions, you'll just need a joint kit which is simple enough to do. I'm sure there are plenty of you tube videos of how to do it.

You can also get a box to work off your existing virgin cable if that would be easier?

Big thank you to Turk Bluebird for my new ZGemma box. After deliberating over a few weeks whether to get one I took the plunge. Had the box delivered in 2 days and it was so simple to set up (even I could do it). Very highly recommended, cheers butty

Big thank you to Turk Bluebird for my new ZGemma box. After deliberating over a few weeks whether to get one I took the plunge. Had the box delivered in 2 days and it was so simple to set up (even I could do it). Very highly recommended, cheers butty

No problem mate. Glad you were happy with the service

http://news.sky.com/story/five-held-in- ... s-10760562

Five held in 'fully loaded' Kodi streaming box raids
The director general of FACT says "anyone involved in selling these boxes should not be surprised to receive a knock on the door".

A day of raids saw four men, and one woman arrested

Five people have been arrested for being involved in the sale of modified set-top boxes that allow copyrighted video to be streamed for free.

The so-called "fully-loaded" Kodi devices enable users to watch football matches, premium TV channels and films, without having a subscription.

A number of boxes were seized at the homes of the suspects, who were held in Bolton, Bootle, Manchester and Cheadle.

A warrant was also executed in Rhyl, North Wales, but no one was detained.

The Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) said those taken into custody are believed to have made around £250,000 from the trade.

Modifications to TV sticks and set-top boxes allow users to illegally access copyrighted films and TV shows
FACT instigated the raids on behalf of the Premier League, Sky, BT Sport and Virgin Media.

Kieron Sharp, director general of FACT, said the arrests "should send out a clear warning to anyone involved in the sale and distribution of illegal set-top boxes".

"Set-top boxes loaded with apps and add-ons allowing access to copyright infringing material are very much illegal and anyone involved in selling these boxes should not be surprised to receive a knock on the door."

Kodi boxes and TV sticks are legally sold in shops pre-loaded with software.

The Kodi software, which can also run on a computer, tablet or smartphone, is designed to allow users to stream films and TV programmes widely available over the internet.

The "fully loaded" boxes have been modified with third-party add-ons which are unlicensed.

The add-ons allow users to access subscription-only and pay-per-view TV for free.

The four men and one woman held have now been released on bail following questioning.

Last year, a landmark case saw supplier Terry O'Reilly sentenced to four years in prison for conspiracy to defraud, for selling set-top boxes to pubs, which then used them to illegally stream live football matches.

Another trader, Brian Thompson, from Middlesbrough, has been charged with selling boxes that have been adapted to "circumvent technological measures" and is due to stand trial at Teeside Crown Court later this year.

Hoping this reaches bluebina. I've received your PM but I can not reply as it says you do no accept PM.

http://news.sky.com/story/five-held-in-fully-loaded-kodi-streaming-box-raids-10760562

Five held in 'fully loaded' Kodi streaming box raids
The director general of FACT says "anyone involved in selling these boxes should not be surprised to receive a knock on the door".

A day of raids saw four men, and one woman arrested

Five people have been arrested for being involved in the sale of modified set-top boxes that allow copyrighted video to be streamed for free.

The so-called "fully-loaded" Kodi devices enable users to watch football matches, premium TV channels and films, without having a subscription.

A number of boxes were seized at the homes of the suspects, who were held in Bolton, Bootle, Manchester and Cheadle.

A warrant was also executed in Rhyl, North Wales, but no one was detained.

The Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) said those taken into custody are believed to have made around £250,000 from the trade.

Modifications to TV sticks and set-top boxes allow users to illegally access copyrighted films and TV shows
FACT instigated the raids on behalf of the Premier League, Sky, BT Sport and Virgin Media.

Kieron Sharp, director general of FACT, said the arrests "should send out a clear warning to anyone involved in the sale and distribution of illegal set-top boxes".

"Set-top boxes loaded with apps and add-ons allowing access to copyright infringing material are very much illegal and anyone involved in selling these boxes should not be surprised to receive a knock on the door."

Kodi boxes and TV sticks are legally sold in shops pre-loaded with software.

The Kodi software, which can also run on a computer, tablet or smartphone, is designed to allow users to stream films and TV programmes widely available over the internet.

The "fully loaded" boxes have been modified with third-party add-ons which are unlicensed.

The add-ons allow users to access subscription-only and pay-per-view TV for free.

The four men and one woman held have now been released on bail following questioning.

Last year, a landmark case saw supplier Terry O'Reilly sentenced to four years in prison for conspiracy to defraud, for selling set-top boxes to pubs, which then used them to illegally stream live football matches.

Another trader, Brian Thompson, from Middlesbrough, has been charged with selling boxes that have been adapted to "circumvent technological measures" and is due to stand trial at Teeside Crown Court later this year.

Totally different to the ZGemma H2S boxes