Title: NC+ 4K Decoder, Cyfrowy Polsat & Champions League: All-in-One Solution with VU+ Solo 4K?

Hello,

I currently have nc + with a new 4K decoder, 80cm antenna, Inverto Wideband converter, 2 satellite cables. Everything runs smoothly without a problem. The problem, however, is that Polsat bought the Champions League and I can't reconcile to miss it. So I'm thinking of buying Cyfrowy Polsat ... I would like to ask for help, how can I solve it the easiest way? He is currently renting a house, so it is not a big idea to hang a second plate or run the next two wires. Probably it would be possible to simply twist the antenna cables to the desired decoder at the moment, but you agree that it would be quite annoying.

Is there any solution for me ??

I know that 4K is rather a bajer for now, but I think it is also the future, so I would not want to give it up.
Google suggest something about the vu + solo 4k decoder. Has anyone had contact with him? Do I understand that it is enough to just insert a card with nc + and a card from digital polsat and I have both platforms on one decoder?

Or something different?

Do you often record programs while watching another one (on the same decoder)?
If not, then one wire to the decoder and it will whisk.

Hi,
This is definitely a solution worth considering. Thanks!
However, I don't want to give up the possibility of recording. Especially now, when this decoder offers recording up to 3 channels simultaneously. So far, 3 channels not yet, but within a month I recorded 2 channels simultaneously. There is one more thing - the second decoder would mean 4 remote control (TV, receiver and 2 decoders). Not for me, but for my wife a problem.

You don't have to hang an additional antenna, but if you have the option of non-invasively releasing two additional cables, then you may be interested in such an LNB:

So 1 converter, but with 4 outputs for satellite cables. Does this converter support 4K?
Or is it possible for me to use my old Sharp converter? Will it be able to "plant" two converters on one antenna? Until Polsat does not introduce 4K, it should be OK.

You will NOT plant two LNBs on one antenna looking at the same point in the sky.

Ok, I can see such quatro converters with 4K support for PLN 39.00!
How did it happen that I paid PLN 200 in the nc + salon for the one I have now? Don't ask.

Such output with 4 wires, however, probably the most sensible one.
And what is the difference between the converter you sent and the one from the photo here? Except that one has one and the other two "heads".

Because the one from your photo is the so-called ZEZ, i.e. the converter for HotBird and Astra at the same time. And it's useless to you. One head looks at the hotbird, the other looks at the astra. And you need to have four outputs for hotbird.
Search for "quad" or "quad".

Ok super. Thanks so much for your help!

And how is it with multiroom? Do you need more cables and decoders for this? Maybe I will buy one straight out for 8 outlets to secure my future?

I do not recommend. The signal must be split into these outputs to get the same signal level as from the double output, the surface of the antenna should increase.
A quad may already require a larger antenna.

And you see ... My antenna is now 80cm, and due to the fact that I live far in the north (Sweden) my signal is not the best. I remember that when I was installing it, the guy said that it would be better if it was at least one meter high. The current antenna may not even support the quadruple converter ... What size antenna do you recommend for 4, and which up to 8?

Buy a unicable converter, e.g. Inverto link . You connect the unicable output to the Ultrabox and the normal output to Polsat. You will not have to pull any cables and you will not lose the functionality of Ultrabox.

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sanfran wrote:

I do not recommend. The signal must be split into these outputs to get the same signal level as from the double output, the surface of the antenna should increase.
A quad may already require a larger antenna.

Pure heresy. What does the converter have to the size of the antenna? THREAD! The same will play on single, double, quadruple and vinegar. Only the quality of the converter is important. There are companies where quad gives better quality than a single.

It's such a converter (I think) I have ??
Which is unicable and which is normal? Here they are marked V and H.

Not like that. Can you read

Yes, but on the Allegro I just had an auction with this converter signed as Wideband Unicable. Your link wasn't there yet, that's why I asked. Who asks not stray.

https://allegro.pl/konwerter-inverto-wideband-unicable-nc-4k-bgwcd-i7220404635.html#thumb/1

In the decoder tutorial there is actually a "full configuration" option using one antenna cable - unicable. The range of advanced functions (recording 3 programs) depends on the "configuration details". The cable is connected to the SAT1 / V output.

You can see that they have an idea of what they are selling. Like wideband it's not unicable.

Approx,
And are you able to say something about this vu + solo 4K decoder?
Is there any such possibility as two platforms on one decoder?

I never had it in my hand. You would have to have 2 modules: Polsat and NC +, so vu + solo 4K is out. And the recording of several channels is out because of module restrictions.

In this case, the model above - vu + ultimo 4K has 2 inputs for modules, so in theory it could work.
It's best to contact the seller of these vu + for clarification.