TV installation new construction

Hello Kernm,

regarding your questions:

Or would it be better to do without satellite sockets in the house altogether and convert the satellite signal into an IP signal?

I wouldn’t do that; Sat-over-VoIP technology is currently not really suitable for mass use.

How can I watch different satellite programs on iPad/notebook?

If you want to watch different channels on the iPad and notebook at the same time, you need a streaming device with multiple satellite receivers (VU+ Solo² or similar).
Another option would be to watch the stream from your Dreambox on the laptop and the stream from the Synology on the iPad.[/Quote]

Are there TVs that receive programs via network connection?

There are some initial devices, e.g., from Panasonic, but not a wide selection yet.

Can I record TV programs on my NAS via network connection (Videostation)?

With the Synology DiskStation, you can record, stream, and make the movies available in the network and internet via DLNA or your own app (Videostation); you only need a USB satellite stick for that.
You can also have the recordings from the Dreambox saved on the DiskStation and distributed from there.

In the rooms, if anything, I would have a LAN double socket installed right away; the TWIN cable and socket don’t cost much more. In the hallways, on the upper wall or in the ceiling, also think of an outlet for WLAN access points.
If you want to place the DiskStation by the TV, I would provide at least 3 TV connections there (2x Sat receiver, 1x DiskStation).

Regards,
Sebastian

Here I have to immediately attach a sack of questions, sorry. I own a Synology Diskstation and a satellite system on the roof with outlets in different rooms. How exactly do I manage to record on the Diskstation, asking very excitedly about this possibility

Sylvia

I have a Kathrein receiver, which is connected to a satellite dish/TV and is quite an all-in-one solution, but not exactly cheap. Besides the "normal" TV and recording options, it also streams over the network, so you can watch live TV, recordings, and movies from the NAS everywhere from any PC/tablet (also NAS->TV). I am satisfied with it and my wife (who uses it much more) is too, thanks to the easy operation.

I have read up on this a bit now. What I have in mind, if I change something (I am responsible for networking etc. with us), I would like to have one that allows simultaneous recording and viewing of another program, has its own 500 GB drive (preferably SSD), and is network-capable (because of Synology backup).

I have found most of the requirements, only the network connection not. Or is that so obvious today that it is no longer mentioned?

Would you like to tell me which one you have?

Sylvia

Buy yourself a VU+ Solo2 or Duo2, that’s all you need...

Buy yourself a VU+ Solo2 or Duo2, that gives you everything...

That's good, but requires some getting used to. But they can basically do everything. Record on the network. With appropriate software, they can also decrypt HD+ and Sky cards. But only with a legal subscription and record in parallel and watch something else.