TBS MOI+ DVB S/S2 Satellite TV Linux Free IPTV Streaming Server Review

Today we'd like to share a wonderful review of the TBS MOI+ DVB S/S2 Satellite TV Linux Free IPTV Streaming Server. The author, the adminstrator of Free-To-Air America Blog .is  a long time  professional satellite TV hobbyist. He had well test the MOI+ in America and gave a comphensive review to our readers.
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Review of the TBS MOI+ DVB S/S2 Satellite TV Linux Server – a bit like a HDHomeRun, but for Free-To-Air satellite signals

The reason I wanted to write this review
I’m a long time satellite TV hobbyist, having having had a large C-band dish for a couple of decades now (I’ve acquired a few additional C-band and Ku-band dishes since then). Some think that satellite TV as a hobby is dead, but it really isn’t. There are still many signals up there, but if you’re still trying to make an old analog satellite receiver work, you’re not going to see much. Sorry, my friend, but the world has gone digital, and now you need a digital satellite receiver to see all the free TV in the sky.
You could go out and buy a standalone receiver for the purpose, but in most cases you are limited to connecting it to one TV set. If you hook it up to the TV in your Living Room, then you’ll need extra wiring and maybe a switch to also enjoy it in your bedroom. If you want to be able to watch the satellite signals you receive in any of several rooms of your home, or on your computer, tablet, or phone, that’s going to be rather difficult with a standalone box.
A couple of years ago, I acquired a HDHomeRun Dual device, and discovered how nice it was to be able to stream terrestrial TV signals to anywhere in my home via my local network. I set up a backend system so that I could record programs and enjoy watching them at my convenience. I wondered if it was also possible to do the same thing with the signals I received off my satellite dishes. So earlier this year I attempted to build a backend system that could receive free-to-air satellite signals and stream them to the various computers around my home, including the home theater PC’s that are connected to my HDTV receivers. Let’s just say that the first attempts didn’t work as well as I’d hoped. There is a huge learning curve, particularly if you’re not a programmer nor otherwise particularly geeky, and sometimes the hardware and the backend software just won’t cooperate.

How to Use TBS MOI+ IPTV Streaming Server and FAQ

MOI+ , is a new innovative Free IPTV streaming server from TBS. MoI+ streamer features Marvell 88F6282 processor and runs Linux OS, it’s a more powerful streaming IPTV solution for home users and business users who are looking for cost- effective solution for small hotel, hospital, educational IPTV projects.
To make our users more understanding about how to use MOI+, we edite some frequently questions might occurs for new users.  Hope it will give you a good guideline on how to use MOI+
HOW- TOs
Q: How to update?
A: MOI+ can be updated through USB, you need an USB flash drive (FAT32 format.) for that, a guide in detail can be found on:
http://www.tbsdtv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=164&t=9056
Q: How to access the web UI?
A: MOI+ has a web-based UI for some basic settings and configuration, to access the UI, just enter the PI address displayed on the LCD screen on the front panel in the address bar of your browser, for example, if it shows 192.168.8.100 on the LCD screen, then enter http//192.168.8.100.

TBS MOI Pro DVB IPTV Streaming Server Finally Released

MOI Pro, As a professional IPTV streaming server,  it supports connection with up to 2 DVB PCI Express tuner cards through the tuner bridge board, which allows it to receive 50-80  more live TV/ radio channels for all end users, for example, connected with 2 quad tuner cards, it can receive a large number of live TV channels from 8 transponders, it’s ideal for industrial use, especially for IPTV projects based on high performance backend. With the preinstalled DVB software, such as MuMudvb, Tvheadend, DVBlast, szap, tzap ,czap etc., you are ready to build a professional DVB IPTV Server.   This Linux Free IPTV Server is offically released on Sep 12th 2014. You might get the first hand MOI Pro to BuyDVB Store.

MOI Pro is a Linux based IP streamer powered by High performance quad core SOC Freescale, with DVB tuners integrated, it can receive Live digital TV or radio contents- both FTA (Free to Air) channels and Pay TV (encrypted) channels, and further stream them to the following client devices: PC, Tablet, Smartphone , iDevices (iPhone, iPad, iPod) or Sony Playstation 3.  MOI Pro is an ideal industry level IPTV Streaming Server for hotel, hospital and enterprise TV streaming projects 
MOI Pro provides an open solution with flexibility and variety as well, DVB-S2 tuner, DVB-T2/T tuner, or DVB-C tuner are available for you to choose to build your IPTV streaming server, with or without CI function is entirely up to you.