Vu+Duo 4K Lite

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The VU+ Duo 4K Lite expands VU+'s already extensive product range with another device. The VU+ Duo Lite offers space for two plug-and-play Full Band Capture (FBC) tuners, enabling lightning-fast channel switching. The built-in tuner slots accommodate two FBC tuner modules (DVB-S2, DVB-C) or DVB-T2 dual tuner. Ample CPU resources, Gigabit LAN, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB 3.0 and USB-C ports open up entirely new possibilities for the future.



High-performance 4K reception with an FBC tuner for simultaneous recording and live TV, state-of-the-art HEVC decoding, and the future-proof Enigma2 Linux platform make the DUO 4K Lite the top choice for TV enthusiasts. Record directly, pause live TV, stream media on your network, and use CI modules for encrypted channels – all in an elegant, energy-efficient design. Reliable, flexible, and expandable – ideal for private enjoyment or sophisticated home entertainment setups.



What is a DVB-S2 FBC Twin Tuner?​



A DVB-S2 FBC twin tuner has 8 demodulators. With two conventional satellite feeds (e.g., a twin LNB), the tuner is comparable to 2 conventional tuners and 6 additional tuners operating in loop-through mode. This allows you to simultaneously watch, stream, or record channels from 8 different transponders across 2 different satellite bands. In SCR (Unicable) mode with 8 frequencies, this is equivalent to 8 conventional tuners.



What is a DVB-C FBC tuner?​



A DVB-C FBC tuner has 8 demodulators. This is equivalent to a receiver with 8 conventional DVB-C tuners. You can therefore watch, stream, or record 8 channels simultaneously.



What is a DVB-T2 dual tuner?​



A DVB-T2 dual tuner has two demodulators and allows simultaneous

Watch, stream or record 2 programs.

Key features​



  • Very fast switching times
  • WebKit Browser
  • Chromium OS
  • Transcoding
  • HbbTV
  • HDMI 2.0 output
  • HDMI 2.0 input
  • Gigabit LAN
  • Dual-band WiFi (2.4 / 5 GHz)
  • Simultaneous decryption of 2 CI modules
  • BT 5.4 for e.g. BT soundbars or headphones
  • 3.0" TFT LCD Display - Mini TV
  • 2x tuner slots for e.g. DVB-S2X / DVB-C* Full Band Capture (FBC) or DVB-T2 Dual Tuner
  • 2 x USB 3.0
  • 1.7 GHz Dual Core CPU
  • eMMC flash memory
  • HEVC / H.265 video decoding
  • Plug & Play removable drive bays for 2.5" SATA hard drives (max. 15 mm HDD height)
  • External 12V power supply


Scope of delivery​



  • 1x VU+ Duo 4K lite with selected tuner configuration
  • 1x remote control
  • 1x Quick Manual (German / English)
  • 1x HDMI cable
  • 2x AA batteries
  • 1x power supply (110-240V / 12V)





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I can see the differences: the SE has a 1.5 GHz processor, whilst the Lite has a 1.7 GHz processor.
The 4GB(SE) model has 8GB(lite) of RAM, and the 3GB(SE) model has 2GB(Lite). Besides, the Lite has a smaller 3-inch display, whilst the SE has a 4-inch one.
I think I’ll stick with my SE after all ;)
 
The clue is in the name.

Lite means it's a stripped down / lower spec version, so with most things it won't be as good as the SE model.

So the Lite is 1.7GHz Dual core whilst the SE is 1.5GHz Quad core.

However things have moved on a little as the flash size is larger on the lite version (probably because these days 8gb flash chip is the same price or cheaper than 4gb would be, due to availability) and these days usb-c is common place, so it makes sense to add a usb-c port.

Think of it as a cross between the Uno4KSE and Duo4KSE,
 
Most importantly, the company has resumed producing devices again

Because after the COVID crisis, many rumors appeared claiming that the company had declared bankruptcy and shut down forever.
 
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