I have the openvix-3.0.268-vuduo_usb image on my duo. I was wondering what channel1 version do i download and were do i ftp the file to thanks for your time
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Im pretty sure they have a version in there plugins section bud?
Menu > Plugins > Green Button to download > i think its under Plugins or one of the sections anyways
Give that a try 1st failing that some details below
http://linuxsat-support.com/dr…annel-vod-plugin-oe2.html
the easiest way would be to DL ipk file > ftp it to /tmp on your Duo and Menu > Vix > Install local extensions
Let us know how you get on
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its in the Vix addons ¬ i saw it there myself earlier today when messing about setting up Vix on my duo !
shortcut is hold down blue button from picture then green to download ¬ once the panel is open look in > extensions ¬ its the first option !
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worked mrgmx no problem ftp ipk file to tmp/ cheers pal. rikjaard-real ya i try that first but no feeds to the download panel????
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MENU ¬ setup > system > online update > YES .
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Allow unstable updates need to be = YES
then re start and Plugins should Load , Thats wot i had to do with the latest image i uploaded earlier ! -
Just bear in mind if you set to unstable to download plugins, once done set it back to stable!
For example if you keep it unstable and do a software update without realising a unstable update could/may mess your box up!
Just food for thought! Couple of people have had to reflash images after doing a unstable software update past few days!
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Just bear in mind if you set to unstable to download plugins, once done set it back to stable!
For example if you keep it unstable and do a software update without realising a unstable update could/may mess your box up!
Just food for thought! Couple of people have had to reflash images after doing a unstable software update past few days!
I second that great piece of advice ¬
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