Dreambox

Dreambox is the name for the DVB - Receiver in Lunen based company Dream Property GmbH . The receivers are available in different powerful versions and the Dreambox 7000 was the first receiver on the market that was delivered “ex works” with a Linux operating system.

All receivers, except for the DM 100 is common that they are using Linux - operating system work. This means that they can be individually adapted by the owner to the respective wishes. The older models were only available for DVB-S . Models for the reception of DVB-C and DVB-T have also been available since 2006, followed by models for DVB-T2 and DVB-S2 . Support for the various digital television standards is provided either by separate models (for the 500 series) or by plug-in and thus interchangeable tuner modules (for the 600, 800, 7025, 7020 HD and 8000). Some models also offer the option of integrating a 2.5 "or 3.5" hard disk drive . This enables up to about six simultaneous recordings and time-shifted television (timeshift).

The Dreamboxes became more well-known in the media in spring 2007 when it became known that Premiere's Nagravision encryption could be bypassed with the appropriate software .

The receivers are able to display the Radio Screen Show information service (transmission of images parallel to reception of radio stations).

Dreambox model 7020HD

Overview

model	particularities	tuner				Display	Connections and interfaces											Power consumption			Availability
		DVB‑					HDMI	Smart card	Common Interface	Ethernet RJ-45	serial RS-232	Memory cards		USB	eSATA	possible hard disk		business	Standby	Deep standby	from	to	successor
		C.	T	S.	S2							CF	SD			internally	external
100	Operating system is not based on Linux	-	-	1	-	2 × LED	-	1	-	10/100	-	-	-	1 × 1.2 (slave)	-	-	-	10 W	? W.	-	October 2008	?	-
5600 C	Connection to televisions without SCART connection possible	1	-	-	-	four-digit display	-	1	2	-	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	?	?	?	?	?	500
5600 p		-	-	1	-					-
5620 C		1	-	-	-					10/100
5620 p		-	-	1	-					10/100
500 C	very compact	1	-	-	-	2 × LED	-	1	-	10/100	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	10 W	?	-	2006	?	500 HD
500 T		-	1	-	-
500 p		-	-	1	-
500+		-	-	1	-
500 HD	HDTV capable, (experimental) DivX support	1		-	-	2 × LED	1	1	-	10/100	-	-	-	internally	1	-	eSATA	12 W.	10 W	1 w	February 2010	?	-
		-	-	-	1
600 PVR	very compact	changeable				2 × LED	-	1	-	10/100	1	-	-	-	-	IDE 2.5 ″	-	15 W	? W.	? W.	April 2007	?	800 HD PVR
800 HD PVR	HDTV capable, very compact	changeable				OLED	1	1	-	10/100	1	-	-	2 × 2.0, 1 × 1.1 (internal)	1	SATA 2.5 ″	eSATA, USB	15 W	7.4 W	-	May 2008	?	800 HD se
800 HD se	HDTV capable, DivX support	changeable / twin tuner capable				colored OLED	1	2	-	10/100	-	-	-	2 × 2.0	1	SATA 2.5 ″	eSATA, USB	15 W	? W.	? W.	November 2010	?	820 HD
7000		-	-	1	-	LCD	-	2	1	10/100	1	1	-	1 × 1.1	-	IDE 3.5 ″	-	20 W	11 W.	2 w	2003	?	7020
7020	Connection to televisions without SCART connection possible	-	-	1	-	LCD	-	2	1	10/100	1	1	-	1 × 1.1	-	IDE 3.5 ″	-	20 W	11 W.	2 w	?	?	7025
7025		2 × changeable			-	LCD	-	2	1	10/100	1	1	-	1 × 1.1, 1 × 1.1 (internal)	-	IDE 3.5 ″	-	30 W	25 W	2 w	2005	2007	8000 HD PVR
7025+						OLED															2007	?
7020 HD	HDTV capable	2 × exchangeable / twin tuner				OLED	1	2	2	10/100	-	-	-	3 × 2.0	1	SATA 3.5 ″	eSATA, USB	20 W	11 W.	1 w	October 2011	?	-
8000 HD PVR	HDTV capable	-	-	-	2	OLED	1	2	4th	10/100	1	1	1	3 × 2.0	-	SATA 3.5 ″	USB	30 W	26 W	2 w	2009	2012	7080 HD
		2 × changeable
7080 HD	HDTV capable	-	-	-	2	OLED	2	2	2	10/100/1000	1	-	1	2 × 2.0, 2 × 3.0	-	SATA 3.5 ″	USB	?	?	?	November 2014	-	-
		2 × exchangeable / twin tuner Triplet incapable Multistream and FBC
820 HD	HDTV capable	-	-	-	1	OLED	2	2	-	10/100/1000	-	-	1	2 × 2.0	1	SATA 2.5 ″	eSATA, USB	?	?	?	November 2014	-	-
		changeable / twin tuner capable Triplet incapable Multistream and FBC
520 C / T2	HDTV capable	1		-	-	OLED	1	1	-	10/100	-	-	-	2 × 2.0	1	-	USB	?	?	?	August 2016	2018	-
520 S2		-	-	-	1
525 C / T2 CI		1		-	-				1												October 2016
525 S2 CI		-	-	-	1
525 combo		1		-	1																January 2017
900 ultraHD	ultraHD capable, H.265	changeable / twin tuner capable Triplet incapable Multistream and FBC				color LCD	2 (HDMI 2.0 out HDMI 1.4a in)	1	1	10/100/1000	-	-	1	2 × 3.0	-	SATA 2.5 "	USB	?	?	?	December 2016	-	-
920 ultraHD	ultraHD capable, H.265	2 × exchangeable / twin tuner Triplet incapable Multistream and FBC				color LCD	2 (IN + OUT both 2.0)	1	2	10/100/1000	-	-	1	2 × 3.0	-	SATA 2.5 "	USB	?	?	?	October 2017	-	-

1. ↑ The speed of Ethernet is expressed in megabits / s. “10/100” corresponds to 100BASE-TX, also known as Fast Ethernet , which can transmit a maximum of 100 megabits / s.
   There are 8P8C modular plugs and jacks used. In the trade, their designation is usually "RJ-45."
2. ↑ ^{a b c d} A DVB-C / T hybrid tuner can receive either a cable television signal or a digital terrestrial television signal.
3. ↑ ^{a b c} The connection via a serial interface is made possible by means of a mini USB adapter.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Although this model does not have an HDMI output, it can be fully connected to an HDMI input via the DVI output using the cable supplied .

Models

DM 100

The DM 100 is the smallest of all Dreamboxes (195 mm × 130 mm × 30 mm). There is only one satellite version of the DM 100. The operating system is not based on Linux like the other models and is also not open source. The reason for this is that Dream Multimedia is neither a seller of the DM 100 nor a developer of the associated software. Only the use of the name was licensed and technical support was taken over.

DM 500 and DM 500+

The DM500 and DM500 + do not have an LC display, but only 2 status LEDs and their dimensions are very compact (195 mm × 130 mm × 40 mm). The DM500 was available ex works as DVB-S, DVB-C and DVB-T, the DM500 + only as DVB-S. However, unlike the newer boxes, the tuners are not interchangeable. The DM500 + also has 32 MB NAND Flash and 96 MB RAM working memory in contrast to the DM500 with 8 MB NOR Flash and 32 MB RAM working memory and an improved Ethernet interface (chipset of the DM500 was too slow).

Technical specifications:

• 250 MHz PowerPC processor
• 2 × LED display
• MPEG-2 hardware decoding, DVB-C / T / S
• Smartcard reader (Dreamcrypt CA)
• Scart connection (supports RGB, FBAS and S-Video Y / C)
• FBAS cinch
• RS232 interface
• 10/100 Mbit-compatible Ethernet interface RJ45
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 8/32 MByte Flash, 32/96 MByte RAM (main memory) DM500 / DM500 +
• analog modem (only DM500 +)

DM 500 HD

The DM 500 HD is a technically reduced version of the DM 800 HD PVR in the housing of a DM 500 without a display. It is the first Dreambox to offer an HDMI instead of a DVI output. Like the DM 8000 HD PVR, it also has a faster 400 MHz MIPS processor (Broadcom BCM7405). The DM 500 HD has a built-in analog modem, while the mini-USB socket on the device only represents a "USB serial device" to update the firmware via a PC. A new revision of this box has been on the market since summer 2013, which has a larger main memory of 512 MB instead of 256 MB and a flash memory of 1 GB instead of 64 MB (V2). This was necessary in order to add new services such as B. to realize HbbTV.

Other features:

• MPEG-4 H.264 ( 1080p ) and HDMI .
• DVB-S2 or DVB-C / T tuner, permanently installed (depending on model)
• 10/100 Mbit Ethernet interface RJ45
• HDMI connection (HDCP compliant), CEC support
• Smart card reader
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• eSATA connector for hard drives (PVR)
• a mini USB type B with integrated USB2serial interface for service
• analog modem RJ11
• SCART output with downscaling from HD (supports FBAS, YUV, S-Video and RGB)
• 400 MHz MIPS processor (Broadcom BCM7405), 64 MByte Flash, 256 MByte RAM (since V2 increased to 1 GB Flash, 512 MB RAM)
• the support of high definition TV up to 1080i
• integrated PWM fan

DM 5600 and DM 5620

The DM 5600 was only sold for a relatively short time and was then replaced by the 5620, which was supplemented with a network interface. Otherwise there are no differences between the DM 5600 and the DM 5620. This box also has no LC display, but a 4-digit 7-segment display. The RF ( UHF ) modulator enables the connection of a television set without a SCART socket.

DM 600 PVR

The 600 PVR can be seen as the successor to the 500. A major difference is the optional internal 2.5 ″ IDE hard disk. The main feature is the 250 MHz PowerPC processor and the Linux operating system. The Dreambox DM600 PVR supports the standard Linux API ( DirectFB , Linux-FB , LIRC , ...), ENIGMA1 . It has interchangeable tuners for DVB-C / S / T.

Technical specifications:

• 250 MHz PowerPC processor
• 2 × LED display
• Changeable tuner plug & play (DVB-S, DVB-T, DVB-C; freely selectable)
• MPEG-2 hardware decoding, DVB-C / T / S
• Plug & Play bracket for an internal 2.5 ″ PATA IDE hard drive
• Smartcard reader (Dreamcrypt CA)
• Scart connection (supports RGB, FBAS and S-Video Y / C)
• S-Video Y / C connection (Mini-DIN S-Video)
• RS232 interface
• Analog modem
• 10/100 Mbit-compatible Ethernet interface RJ45
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 32 MByte NAND flash, 96 MByte RAM (main memory)

DM 7000

DM7000-S front view

The 7000 Dreambox is a pure satellite receiver and came onto the market in 2003. It offers the option of installing a hard disk. The device has no fans and therefore works silently.

DM 7020

The DM 7020 is the successor to the DM 7000. The differences to the DM 7000 are essentially detailed improvements which are intended to eliminate the known hardware-related weaknesses of the DM 7000.

• The device is operated with a separate power supply from a third-party manufacturer, which is why problems with starting currents from hard drives should be a thing of the past.
• The CF slot now has a separate IDE bus to eliminate the known problems when using the hard disk and CF disks at the same time.
• An HF modulator, video cinch and an external 12 V power supply for satellite switching are among the other innovations.
• Additional tools such as Samba , DHCP etc. can be installed on the DM 7020 with iPKG quite easily .

Technical specifications:

• 250 MHz PowerPC processor
• Large LC display
• MPEG-2 hardware decoding, DVB-S
• 1 × DVB common interface slot
• 2 × smart card readers (Dreamcrypt CA)
• RS232 interface
• CF card reader (CompactFlash)
• 10/100 Mbit compatible Ethernet RJ45
• Analog modem
• 1 × USB 1.1
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 2 × SCART inputs / outputs (support FBAS, S-Video and RGB)
• RF modulator
• Audio / video cinch out
• 32 MByte Flash, 96 MByte RAM (main memory)
• Built-in IDE connector
• Hard disk support for all common sizes with plug & play (3.5 ″ -PATA-IDE)

DM 7020 HD

The DM 7020 HD was brought onto the market as a model update of the DM 7025 (+). The main difference is the support of DVB-S2 tuners for receiving HD programs. Furthermore, the hardware has been updated, for example a 400 MHz MIPS processor is now used, which is related to the processor of the DM 8000. Version 2 (V2) was released in summer 2013. It only differs from its predecessor in that it has memory modules from another manufacturer. The DM 7020 HD is supplied as standard with a DVB-S2 and a DVB-C / T combi tuner, but it is also available in other combinations. With the new DVB-S2 twin tuner as an extension, up to 4 inputs are possible.

Main features:

• MPEG-4 H.264 ( 1080p ) and HDMI .
• OLED display, monochrome white
• 10 / 100Mbit Ethernet interface
• HDMI connection (HDCP compliant), CEC support
• 2 × smart card readers
• 2 × common interface
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 2 × changeable tuners plug & play (DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-C; freely selectable or combinable)
• accepts the new DVB-S2 twin tuner as an extension
• 2 × USB 2.0 on the back
• 1 × USB 2.0 front
• 1 × Mini-USB Type B with integrated USB2serial interface for service
• 1 × eSATA
• 1 × SATA internal
• Analog modem
• Plug & Play bracket for an internal 3.5 ″ SATA hard drive
• 400 MHz MIPS processor (Broadcom BCM7405), 1 GB Flash, 512 MB RAM
• Support of high definition TV up to 1080i
• SCART output with downscaling from HD (supports FBAS, YUV, S-Video and RGB)

DM 7025 and DM 7025+

Dreambox 7025 remote control

• 2 arbitrarily miscible and pluggable Plug and Play - Tuner (2 DVB-S - Tuner are about DTT - and DVB-C - Tuner are available as accessories)
• Due to the new CPU , the 7025 can also decode MPEG-2 - HDTV . Since the box has no digital video outputs, the corresponding channels are only output scaled (i.e. in SDTV ). However , the stations can be viewed in full quality on the PC monitor via the web interface . The DM7025 + has an OLED display instead of LCD, an improved power supply unit (lower temperature with built-in HDD) and an eject button for the CI slot.

Technical specifications:

• 300 MHz MIPS processor
• OLED display (DM7025 +)
• TWIN tuner, pluggable and mixable, plug & play (DVB-S, DVB-C, DVB-T)
• 1 × DVB common interface slot
• 2 × smart card readers (Dreamcrypt CA)
• RS232 interface
• CF card reader (CompactFlash)
• 10/100 MBit compatible Ethernet interface RJ45
• 1 × USB 1.1
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 2 × Scart inputs / outputs (supports FBAS, S-Video and RGB)
• FBAS cinch
• RF modulator
• 32 MByte Flash, 128 MByte RAM (main memory)
• Built-in IDE connector with plug and play bracket
• Hard disk support for all common sizes (3.5 ″ PATA IDE)

DM 7080 HD

The DM 7080 HD was launched on the market as a model upgrade of the DM 7020 HD and as the successor to the discontinued DM 8000 HD. It has up to 4 tuners, 2 of them permanently installed and 2 exchangeable and updated hardware, for example a 1300 MHz MIPS processor with 2 threads per core is now used. With the new DVB-S2 twin tuner as an extension, the box can manage up to 5 inputs.

Main features:

• MPEG-2 H.264 ( 1080p ) and HDMI .
• OLED display
• 10/100/1000 MBit / s Ethernet interface
• 2 × HDMI 1.4a connection (1 × input, 1 × output) (HDCP-compliant), CEC support
• 2 × smart card readers
• 2 × common interface
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 2 × DVB-S2 tuners integrated
• 2 × exchangeable plug & play tuners (DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-C; freely selectable or combinable)
• accepts the new DVB-S2 twin tuner as an extension
• 2 × USB 2.0
• 2 × USB 3.0
• 1 × Mini-USB Type B with integrated USB2 serial interface for service
• Integrated SD card reader
• 1 × SATA internal
• Plug & Play bracket for an internal 3.5 ″ SATA hard drive
• 1300 MHz MIPS processor (Broadcom BCM7435, dual core ), 4 GB Flash, 2 GB RAM
• Support of high definition TV up to 1080p

DM 800 HD PVR

The DM800HD PVR is the successor to the DM 600 PVR and has been replaced by the DM800HD se (second edition).

Main features:

• MPEG-4 H.264 ( 1080p ) and DVI
• OLED display monochrome white
• 10 / 100Mbit Ethernet interface
• Changeable plug & play tuner (DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-C; freely selectable)
• Smart card reader
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 2 × USB 2.0 on the back
• 1 × eSATA (this connection only works if no internal 2.5 ″ SATA hard disk is connected)
• Plug & Play bracket for an internal 2.5 ″ SATA hard disk
• RS232 interface
• DVI connection (HDCP compliant)
• Analog modem (RJ11)
• SCART output with downscaling from HD (supports FBAS, YUV, S-Video and RGB)
• 300 MHz MIPS processor (Broadcom BCM7401), 64 MByte Flash, 256 MByte RAM
• Support of high definition TV up to 1080p

DM 800 HD se

The DM 800 HD se (second edition) is the successor to the DM 800 HD PVR. It has been offered as a new revision (V2) since summer 2013, which has a larger main memory of 512 MB instead of 256 MB RAM and a flash memory of 1 GB instead of 64 MB NAND. This was necessary to add new services such as B. to realize HbbTV. With the new twin module extension it becomes a twin tuner device.

Main features:

• MPEG-4 H.264 ( 1080p ) and HDMI .
• OLED display color
• 10 / 100Mbit Ethernet interface
• HDMI connection (HDCP compliant), CEC support
• 2 × smart card readers
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• Changeable plug & play tuner (DVB-S2, DVB-T, DVB-C; freely selectable)
• accepts the new DVB-S2 twin tuner as an extension
• Connection available for an internal SATA 2.5 ″ hard disk
• 2 × USB 2.0 on the back
• 1 × Mini-USB Type B with integrated USB2 serial interface for service
• 1 × eSATA (this connection only works if no internal SATA 2.5 ″ hard disk is connected)
• Plug & Play bracket for an internal 2.5 ″ SATA hard disk
• Analog modem (RJ11)
• SCART - with downscaling of HD (supports FBAS, YUV, S-Video and RGB)
• 400 MHz MIPS processor (Broadcom BCM7405), 64 MByte Flash, 256 MByte RAM (since V2 increased to 1 GB NAND Flash, 512 MB RAM)
• Support of high definition TV up to 1080p
• Integrated PWM fan

DM 820 HD

The DM 820 HD is the successor to the DM 800 HD se and was presented in November 2014. Compared to the previous model, changes were mainly made to the performance. The DM 820 HD now has, among other things, a dual-core processor and a significantly increased RAM of 2 GB. Can be expanded with the new DVB-S2 twin tuner. The SCART connection of the DM 800 HD se has been omitted.

Main features:

• Dreambox-OS
• Dreambox API
• 7,000 MIPS dual core processor
• 4 GB flash
• 2 GB RAM
• 10/100/1000 Mbit / s Gigabit Ethernet
• 2 × HDMI connection (input and output)
• Plug & Play tuner (for DVB-S2, DVB-C or DVB-T)
• accepts the new DVB-S2 twin tuner as an extension
• 2 × USB 2.0
• Mini-USB service port
• 2 × smart card readers
• S / PDIF audio output
• 2.5 inch hard drive (optional)
• DiSEqC 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, USALS
• 225 × 145 × 52 mm (W × D × H)

DM 8000 HD PVR

HDTV flagship
DM 8000 HD PVR

The digital HD satellite receiver for TV and radio programs with a large OLED display was the flagship of Dream Multimedia. After the first announcement in 2006, it took over 3 years to come and was sold out for months after its market launch. The cessation of production was announced by Dream Multimedia in June 2012 due to components that are no longer available.

The main feature was the processor clocked with 400 MHz (Broadcom BCM7400), the Dreambox DM 8000 supported the Linux TV API and had 256 MB RAM flash memory and 256 MB RAM memory.

• Twin-DVB-S2 tuner on board
• Additional 2 free tuner slots (for DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C or DVB-T; can be plugged in and mixed as required; plug & play)
• OLED display monochrome amber (yellow)
• 2 × smart card readers
• SD card reader (Secure Digital)
• CF card reader (Compact Flash)
• 3 × USB 2.0 external (1 × front, 2 × rear)
• 1 × USB 2.0 internal
• 2 × SATA 2.0 internal
• DVI output (HDCP compliant)
• YPrPb (Component) Cinch
• 2 × SCART inputs / outputs with downscaling from HD (support FBAS, YUV, S-Video Y / C and RGB)
• FBAS cinch
• S-Video Y / C (Mini-DIN S-Video socket)
• RS232 interface
• S / PDIF optical connection (Toslink)
• 3.5 ″ SATA hard disk can be retrofitted (supplied cable and plug & play bracket for a 3.5 ″ SATA hard disk)
• PWM fan connection and plug & play bracket for 60 mm PWM fan (optional)
• Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11g (MiniPCI connection internal and built-in antennas)
• MPEG-2 / H.264 decoding, plug & play
• Support of high definition TV up to 1080p
• 10/100 Mbit-compatible Ethernet interface RJ45
• DVD drive (Blu-Ray) can be retrofitted, prepared for ODD slim format
• 4 × common interface (2 × front, 2 × rear)
• Up to 16 recordings at the same time and watch an HD film from the hard drive and burn a BluRay at the same time.
• PiP, picture-in-picture from HD channels (HD in HD)

DM 900 ultraHD

• Dreambox OS
• Dreambox API
• CPU: Dualcore 12K DMIPS
• 2 × HDMI (input 1.4a and output 2.0)
• Plug & Play tuner slots
• 3 "color LC display
• Touch on / off
• MPEG-2 / H.264 decoder (Full HD)
• H.265 decoder (Ultra HD)
• Smart card reader
• SD card reader
• Common Interface slot (CI)
• DVB-S2 or DVB-C / T2 tuner
• 2 GB RAM
• 4 GB Flash (eMMC)
• Gigabit Ethernet interface
• 2 × USB 3.0
• Mini USB service port (Flash rescue)
• S / PDIF digital bitstream out
• Automatic service scan
• 2.5 ”HDD slot for optional internal SATA hard disk
• WiFi support (optional)
• Web interface for PC and smartphone
• DiSeqC 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, USALS, Unicable
• FBC technology
• Dimensions: 270 × 187 × 60 mm (W × D × H)

DM 920 ultraHD

• Dreambox OS
• Dreambox API
• CPU: Dualcore 12K DMIPS
• 2 × HDMI 2.0 (input and output)
• 2 × Plug & Play tuner slots
• 3 ″ color LC display
• Touch on / off
• MPEG-2 / H.264 decoder (Full HD)
• H.265 decoder (Ultra HD)
• Smart card reader
• SD card reader
• 2 × Common Interface slot (CI)
• FPGA technology
• 2 GB RAM
• 8 GB Flash (eMMC)
• Gigabit Ethernet interface
• 2 × USB 3.0
• Mini USB service port (Flash rescue)
• S / PDIF digital bitstream out
• Automatic service scan
• 2.5 ″ HDD slot for optional internal SATA hard disk
• WiFi support (optional)
• Web interface for PC and smartphone
• DiSeqC 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, USALS, Unicable
• Multistream support
• FBC technology
• Dimensions: 270 × 187 × 60 mm (W × D × H)

Dreambox One

Parts of this section seem to be out of date as of summer 2019 .
Please help to research and insert the missing information .

After several postponements, an approximate release date for the Dreambox One (satellite version) was announced in a preliminary test at the end of March 2019. A combo version with a DVB-S2X and a DVB-C / T2 tuner will appear in April 2019 and a pure Android streaming box without a tuner in summer 2019 ("Dreambox Play").

• Operating system: Linux E2 & Android 8.1 (dual boot)
• CPU: Quad-core processor A73 plus dual A53
• GPU: ARM Mali-G52, 850 MHz
• 16 GB flash
• 2 GB RAM
• Tuner: 1 × DVB-S2X (satellite variant), 1 × DVB-S2X and 1 × DVB-C / T2 (combo variant)
• 53,360 DMIPS
• Dual boot capability
• Expandable with Android apps
• 7-day (multi) EPG
• H.264 / H.265 hardware encoding (1080p60)
• Unlimited storage spaces & favorites lists
• 32 languages
• HDTV formats: 2160p, 1080i / p, 576p, 480i / p
• DiSEqC and Unicable support: 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 and USALS
• Multistream capable
• Recordings via EPG & timer
• 1 × dual band WLAN interface (802.11 a / b / c / g / ac 2 × 2 MIMO)
• 1 × HDMI 2.0 output (rear)
• 1 × S / PDIF optical (rear)
• 1 × USB 3.0 (rear)
• 1 × USB 2.0 (rear)
• 1 × Gigabit LAN (rear)
• 1 × service port (rear)
• 1 × 12V power connection (rear)
• 1 × SD card reader (front)
• 1 × smart card reader (front)
• Dimensions: 172 × 34 x93 millimeters
• Weight: 306 grams

literature

With a focus on the models DM 7020 and DM 7025:

• René Gäbler: Dreambox compact - Everything you need to know about using the Linux-based satellite receiver. 1st edition. Bomots-Verlag, Saarbrücken 2006, ISBN 3-939316-06-7

with a focus on the DM 8000 model:

• René Gäbler: Dreambox compact - Everything you need to know about using the Linux-based satellite receiver. 2nd completely revised edition. Bomots-Verlag, Saarbrücken 2009, ISBN 978-3-939316-34-3

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Dream: "Kudelski targets the wrong people" , digitalfernsehen.de/, May 4, 2007.
2. ↑ DM8000: Production is discontinued , Dream Property GmbH, June 25, 2012.
3. ↑ Pit Klein: Noise about the Dreambox DM-100 - software download switched off. In: sat + kabel. January 8, 2010; Archived from the original on January 11, 2013 ; accessed on April 15, 2016 .  
4. ↑ ^{a b} Patrick Büttgen: Dreambox One with new chip and 53,360 DMIPS before release in a preliminary test. In: SatKing.de. February 19, 2019, accessed on February 19, 2019 (German). 
5. ↑ ^{a b} J. Freriks: UHD Dreambox One with super processor . In: Satvision . March 2019. PRECON Medien GmbH, p. 22-25 .

Web links

Commons : Dreambox  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Manufacturer page
• Report about Dreambox DM7000 on linuxdevices.com (English) ( Memento from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
• Detailed information and FAQs - Gemini Project Wiki
• German help and support forum
• DM 7020 HD & DM 800 se Specification Flyers
• All About Dreambox.com