well it is not a good idea to provide a statical IPK package for our drivers. Once we provide some new hardware everyone can easily update the drivers even without downloading a new IPK package (basically no one has to care about new devices and they will just work automatically among all the different systems)
Aside of that, the IPK package itself would not allow to configure the network streaming feature of the driver (you can stream from routers, or NAS systems to settopboxes with it; it's also possible to use the same functionality with Windows, eg to stream from routers/NAS/etc systems to Windows and use it as a virtual BDA driver; I guess the Android driver will be available within the next 1-2 months it already works in our lab with our new devices (also with the old ones) and the network streaming feature to Linux or Windows also works with Android).
If you look at
http://sundtek.de/media I doubt that anyone would like to keep track of so many updates.
The driver package itself contains drivers for multiple different devices, the whole installed package is around 3-4 MB big.
Settopboxes aren't our main business but we'd like to take care about things we can support so customers won't have too much trouble with it.