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the primary difference between DP and DPP is Band Stacking. This is when two informational feeds are stacked onto on coax using two different frequency ranges (900-1450, 1600-2150 MHz). This allows a dual tuner receiver to be run off one piece of coaxial. Before DPP, dual tuners needed two wires, one for each tuner. DPP is accomplished by either LNB or Switch. DP LNB(s) can be connected to DPP switch and the band stacking is applied from switch to STB.
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