LyngBox a HDTV receiver

Do you want to get the most out of your HDTV set? The LyngBox supports standard and high definition for watching and recording. It can manage both the older MPEG-2 standard and the newer MPEG-4.

With the LyngBox you don’t have to worry how your favourite channels are transmitted. Whilst the LyngBox is state-of-the-art for compatibility with all the latest peripherals, it is equally usable with older equipment.

The receiver supports technical standards such as:

  • DVB-T for terrestrial transmissions
  • DVB-S2 for satellite transmission
  • Decoding of H.264/MPEG-4 AVC in HDTV resolutions
  • Digital HDMI connectivity to your TV
  • Dolby Digital
  • JPEG

For more technical information, go to the technical specification page.

Usability for everyone

The LyngBox is designed to suit users with varying levels of technical interest. Both novice and advanced users will be amazed by the simplicity of installing and updating channels. The advanced user will inevitably be drawn to the huge range and variety of information that can be accessed with the press of a button, such as FEC, SID, PID etc.

Automatic channel updates

What makes the LyngBox so easy to use and operate, and is also the source of a great variety of information, is the integration with LyngSat Network. LyngSat Maps is used to calculate which satellite signals can be received and directs the LyngBox to download channel information for the available satellites from LyngSat. The information is updated daily. You will always have the latest channels and won’t have to suffer when your favourite channel changes its’ transmission configuration.

Photographic brilliance

The LyngBox enables you to enjoy viewing digital photo’s (JPEG) on TV instead of a PC, and if you have a high-definition screen then your pictures will be as clear as reality itself. Storing your photo’s and movies as high-quality, compressed, files on the LyngBox hard-drive is a convenient, flexible, and space-saving solution. If you need more storage it’s simplicity itself — just plug in a USB compliant memory source.