TV-vastaanotin WIWA H.265 MAXX — DVB-T / DVB-T2 -digiviritin H.265 (HEVC) -tuella

WIWA H.265 MAXX is a compact TV receiver designed to decode DVB-T and DVB-T2 terrestrial broadcasts and to handle H.265 (HEVC) video compression. The tuner enables reception and playback of free-to-air digital television channels on compatible TVs, providing straightforward channel tuning, electronic program guide reading where available, and basic playback controls. Its small form factor and simple connections make it suitable for residential installations where a dedicated digital tuner is needed.

Advantages

The device supports both DVB-T and DVB-T2 standards and includes H.265 (HEVC) decoding, which allows efficient playback of modern compressed broadcasts. Its compact design reduces installation space and simplifies placement near the television. WIWA H.265 MAXX is compatible with a wide range of TVs that accept standard video input formats, and it provides reliable channel scanning and tuning for terrestrial digital signals.

Suitable for

• Home users who need a dedicated DVB-T / DVB-T2 tuner
• Viewers who receive HEVC-compressed terrestrial broadcasts
• Replacement of an older set-top box for basic digital TV reception
• Use with TVs that lack built-in DVB-T2 or HEVC support

Key specifications

• Supported broadcast standards: DVB-T, DVB-T2
• Video compression support: H.265 (HEVC)
• Form factor: compact external set-top box
• Primary function: digital terrestrial TV reception and decoding

How to use

Connect the WIWA H.265 MAXX to a TV using the appropriate AV or HDMI output supported by your television, and attach a terrestrial antenna to the antenna input. Power the unit and use the on-screen menu to run an automatic channel scan to detect available DVB-T and DVB-T2 channels. Select channels with the remote or front-panel controls and use the electronic program guide where available to navigate schedules. Adjust basic audio and video settings through the menu to match your TV and antenna reception conditions.

Recommendations

For best reception, place the antenna in a location with clear line of sight toward local broadcast transmitters and minimize obstructions. Use a TV input that matches the set-top box output for optimal picture quality. If channels are missing after an initial scan, perform a rescan after repositioning the antenna or checking antenna connections.