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product_id: 32194452
title: "SiliconDustHDTC-2US-M HDHomeRun EXTEND.FREE Broadcast HDTV (2-Tuner), Black"
brand: "silicondust"
price: "64356 som"
currency: KGS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 2
url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/32194452-silicondusthdtc-2us-m-hdhomerun-extend-free-broadcast-hdtv-2-tuner
store_origin: KG
region: Kyrgyzstan
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# SiliconDustHDTC-2US-M HDHomeRun EXTEND.FREE Broadcast HDTV (2-Tuner), Black

**Brand:** silicondust
**Price:** 64356 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SiliconDustHDTC-2US-M HDHomeRun EXTEND.FREE Broadcast HDTV (2-Tuner), Black by silicondust
- **How much does it cost?** 64356 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/32194452-silicondusthdtc-2us-m-hdhomerun-extend-free-broadcast-hdtv-2-tuner)

## Best For

- silicondust enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted silicondust brand quality
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## Description

tyle:2 OTA Tuners h.264 Transcode | Color:BlackReceive Free to air TV via an antenna allowing you to send glorious high definition content to anywhere in your home over 802.11n WiFi, or a wired Ethernet connection. No more expensive Cable TV subscriptions or cable boxes rental fees. You can now easily watch another program in a different room or enjoy football in the yard – whether on Android TV device, phone, tablet, computer or smart TV.You can watch LIVE TV through our HDHomeRun DVR app and you can record, pause, rewind and schedule your favorite shows using the HDHomeRun DVR service*. You can also watch and record Live TV with our Kodi/XBMC Add-On or you can record, pause, rewind and schedule programs using popular compatible third party DVR software. *Requires Guide SubscriptionSimply plug your HDHomeRun EXTEND into your router, follow the Quick Start procedure then stream LIVE TV around your home. You can watch LIVE HDTV via WiFi on an 802.11n router (minimum spec) or a wired connection. Live TV can be viewed with our own HDHomeRun DVR app (which is supported on Windows / Mac / Linux PC or Android devices such as phones, tablets, Kindle Fire, FireTV Box and Android TV). Or you can activate our full HDHomeRun DVR service. It works with your playback and network storage devices adding the ability to watch, schedule and record Live TV. For your playback devices it’s an app that connects to your home network to give you access to Live TV and recordings. Playback devices include Windows, Mac, and Android systems, with additional support on Kodi and Plex. For storage, the recording engine runs in the background on your NAS box such as the WD My Cloud.

## Features

- Make sure this fits by entering your model number.
- Free over the air HDTV with more reach Watch transcoded, ‘live and recorded’ HDTV which can be viewed on multiple WiFi devices, across your home network.
- Cut the cable and save on monthly rental fees.
- Watch live HDTVon up to 2 devicessimultaneously onyour WiFi network.
- Works with ourHDHomeRun DVR soyou can watch, pauseand record.
- Watch and record infull 1080p resolutionwhere available

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## Customer Reviews

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    A few weeks in, so far so good on Firestick, but read re: Plex & networking
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 4, 2020*

Installed easily on my network (more on this below), seems to work ok-ish with the app for Amazon Firestick...but the app is sluggish. Also, their "DVR" option is some kind of vaguely described software that you install on your own network, recording to your own network storage, for a monthly fee. Basically this seemed to me what Plex is, except that Plex has proven longevity, support, community, etc.Basically, what you're going to want to do is use this with Plex. I have prior experience with Plex, but not as a DVR. You need to pay for a one-time lifetime Plex Pass, which is usually less than $100 with codes. That activates Plex's dvr capabilities. So you'll use the Firestick Plex app to either watch live tv with this, or watch recorded shows. I find myself using the browser-based plex interface to schedule shows, Plex provides the guide/schedule for your zip code. Frankly I think that without Plex the existing firestick app and dvr service would probably have made me return the device and try another route.As for networking, the box has ethernet port but no build-in wifi. I guess most people plug directly into their router. However, I happened to have a wifi extender around with an ethernet port, so it can bridge over wifi. I was concerned that maybe there would be a bandwidth issue, but on my network (5gig) it seems to be ok, ymmv. This allowed me to move the box and antenna to a window of the house that worked best for reception, instead of having to move my wifi router. I guess I can get away with this, but ideally you'd want to run cat5/6 from this thing directly to your router, and ideally your nas is also hard wired. That said, I'm doing fine with everything over wifi.As for transcoding, it seems like whatever is being sent to Plex does not need to be transcoded when viewed by the firestick, though the files seem a little large. I'd say if you plan on keeping many many shows, you'll want to learn how to transcode with Plex behind the scenes for smaller file sizes for long term.Otherwise, the tuner seems decent, seems about as sensitive as any built into a TV.I guess it's an advancement for OTA, but no holy grail. You still need Plex. I kinda wish Plex would get into the hardware business directly...

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    HDHomeRun EXTEND in my RV
  

*by M***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 7, 2018*

The HDHomeRun EXTEND is my 3rd purchase of an HDHomeRun product (the previous being the original Duo and Tech units).  I wanted to use this unit (the Extend) in my RV.I tested it while camping at a friends property south of Northfield, MN, located about an hours drive south of Minneapolis, MN.  I have a directional amplified antenna atop my RV. I connected and tested it at night, when RF reception is typically better.I was once again quite impressed with the reception sensitivity and signal quality of yet another HDHomeRun product.  It detected 31 television stations from the Twin Cities area, the direction I had the antenna pointed to.  The TV transmission tower app I was using on my phone indicated the transmission antennas for these stations were 45-46 miles away.  I was able to tune-in and view all of these stations without having to reorient the antenna (using a small dial on the ceiling inside the RV) with the exception of the St Paul PBS stations.On the following night I was quite surprised to also detect 4 PBS stations in the opposite direction in Mason City Iowa,  just over 90 miles away. Impressive, considering the antenna was pointing in the opposite direction.During the day I do lose the signals from about 12-14 of those 31 stations, but that's typical during daylight hours with any RF receiver.For comparison purposes, the television sets that are factory installed in my RV (5 of them) at best detect and receive watchable signals from maybe 8 stations on a good evening. When I tested the HDHomeRun EXTEND unit,  I used the same coax cable that was attached to the TV in the back bedroom (which was the longest cable run).BTW, I also have 2 Synology NAS installed in my RV, which are loaded with hundreds of movies and even more TV shows that I enjoy rewatching when it's raining out (Family Guy, Futurama, The Simpsons, Rick & Morty, etc.). I use the DLNA UPNP interface and VLC as my video software (on my PC, phone, tablet, and XBox One). I can now use VLC for watching TV too, now that DLNA is supported on the HDHomeRun EXTEND.  This simplifies everything!The HD video signals from the 2 HDHR tuners stream through my Ubiquiti WiFi network without a glitch, even when a couple people are watching bluray quality movies from my NAS too.  Glitch free and simple.  Excellent.

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