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IPTV Receiver<br />

Jiuzhou DTP8300<br />

Receiver<br />

for Internet Television<br />

At first sight the DTP8300<br />

from Jiuzhou looks just like<br />

your average set-top box for<br />

<strong>satellite</strong>, cable or terrestrial<br />

reception. It only measures<br />

230x160x39 mm, which makes<br />

it a neat little addition to<br />

the living room cabinet. The<br />

box comes in stylish black<br />

and sports two LEDs on the<br />

front panel to indicate the<br />

current operating mode. The<br />

manufacturer has chosen to<br />

do without an LCD or segment<br />

display, but has instead opted<br />

for an on/off switch in the left<br />

corner and a USB 2.0 interface<br />

in the right corner.<br />

30 <strong>TELE</strong>-<strong>satellite</strong> — Global Digital TV <strong>Magazine</strong> — 12-01/2011 — www.<strong>TELE</strong>-<strong>satellite</strong>.com<br />

If you turn around the<br />

receiver and look at the connection<br />

options on the back<br />

panel it becomes perfectly<br />

clear that this is a set-top box<br />

that does not receive signals<br />

from <strong>satellite</strong>, cable or terrestrial<br />

antenna.<br />

All we find is an RJ45 Ethernet<br />

port when it comes<br />

to signal input. In addition,<br />

12-01/2011<br />

Jiuzhou DTP8300<br />

IPTV receiver equipped with top-notch<br />

technology<br />

there is of course the usual<br />

range of sockets for HDMI<br />

out, three RCA jacks for<br />

YUV, three more RCA jacks<br />

for stereo audio and CVBS,<br />

an optical S/PDIF output,<br />

S-video socket and a second<br />

USB interface. There is<br />

even the added benefit of a<br />

mechanical power switch,<br />

which is a valuable feature in<br />

this time and age.

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