Hi,
I have tried in vain to streem to my pc
Windows 7
ip adress :port no
this brings up web if
but when I click on the tv icon it brings up vlc and locks up
should I be using another program instead of VLC to view?
Hi,
I have tried in vain to streem to my pc
Windows 7
ip adress :port no
this brings up web if
but when I click on the tv icon it brings up vlc and locks up
should I be using another program instead of VLC to view?
In openwebif there should be two tv icons which you can click on, click on the one that has the blue screen.... the other by default will try to stream through port 8002.
VLC works for streaming to a pc with no problems, when you open it click on the preferences tab at the top of the screen, just check that the file types you are trying to open are selected....
VLC works for BBC 1 but not for sly
This is what I get from the first window (tv) epg
http://192.168.0.19:444/ajax/e…%3A11A0000%3A0%3A0%3A0%3A
Second window shows Bouquets and you can view FTA but nothing else
This might be of help: to show you the webif
HOW TO: Streaming from your DVB lan receiver to Vu+ Ultimo wifi in home network
Is your stb on (on an encrypted channel) when trying to stream another encrypted one?
I'd imagine it should work, especially if a fta channel can be streamed.
There is a known problem with cccam decrypting two channels at the same time using new image releases.
The fix is to upgrade cccam to at least 2.3.0 or use oscam. Not too sure about mgcamd though.
You could also put your receiver into standby before trying to stream an encrypted one to see if it works. (will determine that it may be emu related)
This should still stream while receiver is in standby. (does on blackhole 2.0.9.1)
Also the link you provided
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is unable to be viewed outside your network as it is an internal ip address.
Thanks to all
Reset my box mains on off and all started to work internally and externally.
The picture freezes a little but can this be sorted out using transcoding?
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