Xoro HRS 8590 LAN

Even if it is already in the item description, but it has a little surprised how small the receiver. It is by no means a flutter thing, but has a stable, bolted metal housing.
The remote control is quite good in the hand, the individual buttons are well be felt, after a short time to get even in the dim light clearly with the remote control.
The manual is well laid out, with 38 sides extensively and has not answered the questions. (However, the system leadership is understandable and clear, as the manual is not necessarily used).

There is a pre-programmed channel list (ASTRA), since the initial setup is completed quickly.

The picture (SD and HD) is good, the switching times are short, there is nothing to complain about.

Recording programming via EPG is easy. Hard drive or flash drive must be formatted in FAT32 or NTFS, formatting is also possible using the remote control. (For longer recordings should werden- off to the default Auto Standby -can be paid = switches off after three hours).
Are the two available USB ports can either WLAN stick (I have not tried) or storage media connected (recordings are programmed, it makes sense to connect only 1 hard drive).
I use for shooting a WD My Passport external hard drive 500GB Ultra (6.4 cm (2.5 inches), USB 3.0) blue, so far everything works without complications.
The receiver has the network services DLNA DMR and DLNA DMP. Connected I have the receiver using the Devolo dLAN 550 Duo Powerline + Starter Kit (550 Mbit / s, 2 LAN ports, power outlet, data filter) white. The play works without problems, no jerking, no crashes.