TV installation new construction

I am planning the house.

The following is desired:
Sat reception, output on one TV and several mobile devices (iPad, notebook, etc.), output of different channels on TV and iPad/notebook, recordings on Synology NAS, streaming from NAS to various end devices, access to media libraries.
(Info: TV currently has no integrated receiver, but is to be switched to a TV with receiver and network access in the medium term).
Operation should be uncomplicated and few devices should be used.
I want a future-proof, cost-effective solution with few additional devices.

What do you think of the following proposal:

As long as there is no TV with Sat receiver and network access:
- Sat antenna
- existing Dreambox as Sat receiver for TV and as network access for NAS streaming and media libraries
- 2 Sat sockets in the living room (1x for Dreambox, 1x provisionally for later for NAS recordings directly on Synology NAS)
- 1 LAN connection per room
- WLAN throughout the house
- running TV program of the Dreambox can also be viewed on iPad/notebook (but only the same channel)

Afterwards:
- Sat antenna
- TV with integrated Sat receiver and network access for NAS streaming and media libraries
- 2 Sat sockets in the living room (1x for TV reception, 1x for NAS recordings with Video Station)
- 1 LAN connection per room
- WLAN throughout the house

I have the following questions:
Or would it be better to do without Sat sockets in the house from the start and convert Sat signal into IP signal?
How can I watch different Sat programs on iPad/notebook?
Are there TVs that receive programs from the network connection?
Can I record TV program on my NAS from the network connection (Video Station)?

Does anyone have experience with Sat-IP receivers?

Thank you

I could imagine that your question is also well suited for the Hardwareluxx forum.

In any case, you should plan for enough LAN ports. Always at least duplex sockets. Where there is a TV, a game console is not far away. So two double sockets already make sense there.

I would only install LAN, coax is no longer needed.

Hello kernm23,

Ideally, you set up a server with the appropriate satellite cards and from there everything goes to a client at the receiving device (TV). In most cases, an Intel NUC or something similar is sufficient for this.

So for each TV, you need a small PC and a network connection.

It also plays data from the NAS in various formats.
Streaming to mobile devices should also not be a problem here.

Due to the many plugins, you have a lot of design and expansion possibilities.

But there are certainly other solutions...

I hope this helps you a bit.

Best regards

I would only install LAN, coax is no longer needed.

I think that's a mistake, the rumors about the death of coax are greatly exaggerated...

Otherwise, plan at least four network sockets and 2x Sat in the living room, then you are prepared for everything.

For my part, SAT-IP or let's say multimedia over the network is the future, but it is still too much in its infancy for me to use it.

Which TVs natively support SAT-IP? 20 Panasonic models, that's it. No, I'll wait with that and first do a Unicable installation. The network will of course be laid in parallel.