Select language and locale
Menu → Setup → Usage & GUI → Locale / Language Settings selects the menu language and an available regional variant. English is a language; English (GB) and English (US) are regional variants.
Select a language
Section titled “Select a language”- Highlight a language/locale. Installed, available and currently selected are different states.
- OK selects an installed entry. For an available entry, it can first install the package, requiring suitable feeds and network access.
- Save with Green and accept a GUI restart if offered. Plugins may reload some text only after a restart.
- Red/Cancel abandons the active-language selection. It does not automatically uninstall packages already installed.
Highlighting may preview translated text. This is not the same as saving permanently. INFO jumps to the current entry; follow the displayed key actions.
List options and package management
Section titled “List options and package management”MENU opens the two existing Locale settings: show packaged base locales or all regional locales, and select sorting by the offered names/codes. These help navigate a long list and do not change channel order.
Yellow can offer Install, Delete or Purge depending on the selection. Purge removes unused language packages while respecting protected/permanent packages. It is not just a display filter. Check whether other users require additional languages before confirming. A red/off status icon here says nothing about encrypted TV channels.
What is not automatically translated
Section titled “What is not automatically translated”- EPG descriptions come from broadcasters or EPG providers.
- Audio/subtitle tracks are prioritised under automatic language selection.
- Bouquets, custom channel names, filenames and personal notes remain.
- Plugins need their own translations. An English field in a German GUI can indicate a missing plugin translation.
- Check keyboard layout and timezone/NTP separately.
The extra language selector on this website is independent of the receiver. German and English are native handbook editions; additional website languages translate the English pages automatically while keeping their images.
Receiver views
Section titled “Receiver views”

