Hi, Sirs !
May you, please, list me your equipment I should buy to build a TV box, supporting 4K@ >60Hz T2 and S2 (satellite) live TV ?
What OS you recommend to install ?
Thank you very much in advance
Hello!
I think vim2,vim2 pro will suit you
As for the OS, I think Android is good for this!
good luck!
Hi !
As @Vladimir.v.v suggested you may go with the VIM2 and VTV extension, but 4K >60Hz may be a question, please ask anybody who is using the VTV with what resolution they have achieved…
I don’t see a problem
If it is supported then no problem, It will make a good VTV box 
definitely ,buddy
Thanks a lot, friends !
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Vladimir, if VIM3 Pro can also be used +vTv board ? The idea is to have more powerful computer.
Thank you,
Roman
at the moment, I see only such information
Khadas VTV
Compatibility:
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VIM2 v1.4 and later
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VIM2 v1.2 and earlier
You could buy a VIM 3 Pro and than use a USB tuner such as the below:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/TBS-5520-SE-DVB-S2-Multituner-Receiver/dp/B01N6NDUHG
I use this currently along with a cheap Xbox tuner with my VIM 3 Pro via a powered USB hub.
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as they say, you can always find a way out. Thanks for the additional information.
What about software?
I am running CoreELEC on the box. You need to use the Crazycat drivers for the TBS USB tuner to work. This is an easy switch in the software. I then run a TV Headend server on the VIM 3.
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Great, Alex, thank you very much ! 
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If you have any problems with setup please let me know. The only issue the the TBS tuner is that it is a single channel tuner in either DVB-S or DVT-T, you cannot run both at the same time hence the Xbox tuner in my setup since I have a couple of client boxes.
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