GTMedia V8 Turbo Wifi Digital Satellite Receiver (Review)

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00:00Hello everyone, this is GT Media V8 Turbo, it's a WiFi digital satellite receiver. I've

00:19had numerous digital receivers in the past, digital satellite receivers by GT Media and

00:27they were very good, from the older versions, V7S, V8, V8X, V9 Prime, I've had quite a few

00:39and this is another one that I got to try out as well. Now, it's pretty much the same

00:44when it comes to the accessories, you get HDMI cable, you also get this antenna as well,

00:50you also get a 3 pin plug, the same input as well, you can see here, it also comes with

00:55the remote here, pretty much the same as the new shape models for the older models

01:00as well, that's the remote, at the back here it requires 2 AAA batteries to operate the

01:06remote, the box itself is a lot bigger than the other models and you can see the front

01:15here has a display here showing you the display, you've got a USB port here, you've got the

01:21navigation buttons, you've got menu, exit, power button here, on the left there's nothing

01:26there, it does have ventilations, it's got ventilation on this side so it doesn't overheat,

01:30at the back here, the reason why I got this is that a lot of the GT Media ones only has

01:35the LNB, this one also has the ANT so you've got both, so you can get more channels, free

01:41view channels with the both connections, so I'm going to try this out, it also has the

01:46HDMI port, you've got a SCART lid here, Ethernet port and you've got the RS-232 port here,

01:55you've got the mains port there, you've got the WiFi antenna that you put in here and

01:59you've got the power on and off button here, ok, underneath here you can see there's more

02:03ventilation so it doesn't overheat, you've got rubber grips as well so it doesn't move

02:07side to side and it's made out of full metal so you've got a good quality, now this does

02:13have a built in 770MHZ dual core HEVC 10-bit, it also has a 64MB SPI flash, 1GB RAM, this

02:27supports DVBS, DVBT, DVBC and the resolution of the channels that it can show on this box

02:39is full HD 1080p, ok so stay tuned, let me get this set up and I can show you a demo

02:46how it looks on the TV screen. Ok so this is the home page of the V8 Turbo, on the settings

02:54you can see you've got the DVBS, DVBT, DVBC, ATSC, these are the satellites that you can

03:03search to search for the free channels, you've got the online user guide here, you've got

03:08the search settings, you've got the LMB that you can switch on and off, and then on the

03:12right here you've got the TV channel list, you've got the radio channel list, you've

03:16got delete all channels that you've searched for, you've got favourites that I would highly

03:21recommend putting favourites in because otherwise it will take you ages to find the channels

03:26that you scanned, so put the ones that you watch, put on favourites and make a category,

03:33then you've also got the IPTV here as well, then if I go right you've got the USB storage

03:37device, USB settings here, sometimes the box might need an update, so what you need

03:44to do is you might need to go online, it might be quite complicated, but sometimes you might

03:48need to get an updated software, put the USB onto that device and then update it and just

03:53follow the steps online, they will tell you how to do that, but that's when it needs it.

04:00Then here you've got the network configuration, you've got the DLNA, you've got the SAT2IP,

04:05you've got online movie, STB and the network proxy, and then you've got here the languages,

04:11so the languages here, let's see how many languages there is, so there is quite a few

04:17languages to choose from to be honest, so there is a lot of languages to choose from,

04:21with the languages, first audio, second audio, subtitle language, you've got the teletext,

04:26you can, there's a lot of settings to go through, and then you've got the timer settings, local

04:32time settings, AV settings, parental lock, OSD settings and other settings, so other

04:37settings, you have the panel LED bright, the power off mode, the power on mode, there's

04:44a lot of things to navigate through and change it to your needs, then you've got the information,

04:49you've got the factory settings, you've got the conditional access, you've got, look it

04:53says here, the USB upgrade, so that's what I was explaining about, USB dump, that's where

04:57you upgrade it, and you also have the record function as well, but you have to connect

05:01to USB first, so that's how it is, what you need to do is obviously now, to get the channels,

05:09you have to first go through the search, through the satellite, and it will find the channels

05:13and put them to favourites, so this is how it looks, and for those who want a satellite

05:20receiver where it has 3 channels, this is a good box to go for, so thank you for watching

05:25my video, please do give a like and subscribe.

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