Not mature alternation - Expensive but practically

DLAN-SAT - WHAT? - An attempt to DECLARATION
Granted, I did a little hand until I'm through increased at all the systems and concepts to some extent.
The devolo system uses the household electrical wiring for transmitting the TV signal via satellite. In the present here "Starter Set" is a multi-tuner system, a socket ("dLAN adapter") and include a receiver and all necessary power, Ethernet, and HDMI cable. The multi-tuner device is connected directly to the satellite system and brings the TV program in digital HD quality then through the power line via the adapter which intercepts the signal to the receiver, which converts it back to the TV. So this is absolutely necessary. The receiver can also, if you connect an external hard drive, act as video recorders and received as encrypted programs. The latter, however I do not use.
The operation of another TV is possible. This requires a second port on the SAT system with the multi-tuner is connected via the coaxial cable and also you need an additional Devolo dLAN TV Sat Receiver Kit.
A receipt via smartphone or tablet via the devolo dLAN TV Sat app is possible - but this one needs even an additional dLAN adapters ("socket"), which is connected to the Internet access device. Then you can use the so-called SAT> IP, which the television signals (DVB-S / S2) converts readable in for Internet-based devices, so that satellite TV on your smartphone or tablet is possible, although they have no built-in satellite receiver. This goes both cables as well as wireless.

INSTALLATION
Well, you should know where the satellite receiver is installed. There you then selects a free port and connects it to the multi-tuner using the supplied coaxial cable and plugged the power plug into a standard electrical outlet.
Then simply plug the adapter plug into the socket to the desired TV, plug in the receiver on the white Ethernet cable and connect the receiver and TV using an HDMI cable.
Try searching the menu in the TV and here you can intuitively set up everything and start the search - and then: * * tadaaa satellite TV without antenna cable. With me on the first try everything worked, signal arrived.
Also, the app downloads and the transfer onto the mobile work (more on that below).

OPERATION AND SIGNAL QUALITY
The signal quality is so far fine. Of course, not entirely equivalent to a primary source, because the signal is so transformed and goes through the power line, but it's real good. So far I can not complain. In the beginning there were a few audio dropouts, but now everything is running smoothly. Once I notice changes here, I'll update.
The switching time is a little more than one second, however, requires that my TV with integrated receiver also, the TV, which is operated with digital terrestrial antenna, eh.
Operation on smartphone and tablet (the new dLAN Starter Kit Integrated Also here without any problems in our existing LAN) works and is the first time a real wow experience. There were a few times a few stuttering. I'm curious how many times I actually use, but it's a nice gimmick!
But then, after all the excitement there were setbacks. As I had in fact connected tablet and smartphone, suddenly the receiver stopped working at TV. Also on the software here could be controlled, it helped only the restart of Mulituners on the SAT system nothing.
So it operates only one device, there seems to be problems when you switch devices (and I have not even run it in parallel!), There will be difficulties on the other devices. Maybe this can be resolved by connecting another port. I have but unfortunately at the moment no other freely. Should this give new insights, I will complete course!

CONCLUSION
You have to know whether a drilling to be avoided is worth the price. With a device it works well, with several Frickeln and trying out is announced. - Maybe not very mature ... 3.5 stars rounded up to four.