So just to be clear. Blackhole doesn't have Deep Standby is that correct?
So how would I go about using the Vix power timers to wake from Deep Standby and download the EPG?
ViX is simply my Image of choice as for Power timers BH does have deepstandby but it does not have the ViX power timers function as that was coded specifically for ViX and the OE-Alliance by Andyblac.
Regular standby just kills the video and audio output, the unit is essentially still running at full pelt.
Deep standby however is almost a full shutdown, only the IR sensor some other deep core functions are still running, and yes it will wake from deep standby for a recording but not for say a EPG download, you could use the ViX power timers for that and set a timer for the receiver to wake and go back into deep standby once the task you wish to run has completed.
Skins are not just plucked from the ether, they need people to create them and thats a hell of a lot of hard work not only to create them in the first place but to constantly maintain them through image changes etc, most teams rely on a hand full in house skinners and volunteers to produce and maintain their skins.
There just regional variations of the channel in question.
update to a newer image, 748 is almost 60 builds out of date now.
There is no reason why you cant install mgcamd on openvix, i have mgcamd 1.35a running on 9 receivers all with different openvix builds perfectly fine.
Not likely.
Thats with openvix 3.0.802 on the ultimo, openvix 3.0.806 on the uno and openvix 4.0.003 on the solo2 with ABM as default.
no probs im stll not used to vix I never had that screen as u say on my other box with pli not vix..I should have looked up the proper name for it before posting the pic it won't happen again ..
Dont worry about it, i was not trying to be a dick, i fully appreciate your work, most of what i post however tends to get picked apart by a select few, who then blow it all out of proportion, i'm used to it now.
You need to give the guy a break hes only had this box a day and getting used to it a great effort for less than 24 hours
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It was not a criticism, just pointing out the correct name for the screen so not to confuse users who may be wondering how they can't get that screen on their box / image.
Thats not the Infobar, it's the ViX Infobar EPG, to get the infobar you press the ok button once, or twice for the second infobar.
A Sydney man has been charged as part of a joint investigation by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Foxtel into the widespread theft of the pay-TV operator’s services.
The 29-year-old man was arrested after it was discovered he had been operating an illegal card-sharing network from a business premises in the Sydney suburb of Cartwright.
It is alleged this network had been providing around 8,000 customers Australia-wide with unauthorised access to subscription television content without a legitimately-purchased subscription.
Following a period of ongoing liaison with Foxtel, the AFP conducted search warrants at a private residence and a business premises on November 1st 2013, where the man was arrested and a number of decoders and smartcards were seized.
He has been charged with five copyright offences and is scheduled to appear at Liverpool Local Court Tuesday December 17th.
AFP Sydney Office Manager Ray Johnson said the arrest and charges serve as a strong reminder that intellectual property crime is not a victimless crime. “This investigation has successfully disrupted a network which has been unlawfully providing access to services at the cost of honest customers who legitimately pay for them,” stated Commander Johnson.
“Criminal activity such as this costs consumers – who may have to pay higher fees to absorb losses and the cost of theft-prevention measures – as well as retailers and individual businesses every year in Australia and across the globe.”
The maximum penalty for such an offence is five years imprisonment.
http://advanced-television.com/2013/12/17/widespread-foxtel-service-theft-uncovered/it's for the laptop.
You cant load codecs onto these images to enable playback of different formats, this has to be enabled and supported in the drivers / kernel and only the manufacturer can do that. The default media player is a product of Enigma2 not he individual image, all third party media players do is bring a new shiny GUI they dont add functionality for none supported formats.
MP4 format should already be supported but may need to be re-encoded for the image to play it properly.
Virtually nothing works with cards and cams now adays except official subs, I have a stack of cards and cams here in my collection but i know i wont get any tv viewing out of them.
There are a few OE-Alliance teams supporting this receiver now and the official image is based directly on ViX.
Try using the built in ABM rather than a thirdparty plugin.
Codehttp://kickass.to/windows-8-1-professional-ie11-nov2013-activated-x86-x64-naswari-zohaib-t8252374.html
That link is now being blocked courtesy of the BPI.
Access to this website has been
Blocked
Blocking access to KAT Website has been made pursuant to a Court Order dated 28 February 2013 obtained by the members of the BPI (British Recorded Music Industry) Limited.
you dont open .ipk files with winrar it is a executable linux file but if you have to open it use 7zip.
UK viewers are paying significantly more for premium pay-TV packages than consumers in Europe and the US, according to Ofcom.
The regulator found that British consumers pay £66 (€77) a month for the “best offer” premium pay-TV subscription – defined as including the “best package of top league football” as well as films and HD TV – more than twice that paid by consumers in the cheapest nation surveyed, Germany (£27).
The UK fared the worst in a six-nation comparison, with Spain ranked second (£49), followed by the US (£47) then Italy (£40) and France (£35), according to Ofcom.
Ofcom notes that Brits do get a good deal on basic pay-TV packages, at £16 a month second only to Italians.
Ofcom also found that UK consumers get much cheaper deals than their Continental and US counterparts when it comes to mobile and broadband services. The highly competitive UK mobile market, with a large number of virtual operators such as Tesco, has meant huge savings for British consumers.
The UK also ranked cheapest for broadband, third for landline rental and in an overall comparison of all communications services topped the survey.
http://advanced-television.com/2013/12/12/brits-pay-most-for-premium-tv/Display Moreyes its not too difficult a task at all to add favorites,but this is not my plugin and in order to fix it i had to first decompile it.
decompiling plugins and modifying them without the authors permission is not exactly cricket so to speak.
i did it this time,simply because it had completely stopped working,so im sure subix wont mind too much,although i did add a couple of stability fixes too,but modifying by totally adding new code to give extra features,is a completely different matter altogether.
i dont think he would like that at all.
if the plugin were open source it would be a different story,but subix has chosen to make it closed source,so until this changes,i wouldnt want to do this.
Ian.
And this is the result of your continual strive to decompile others work for your own gratification / need to see your name in lights.
Quote from subixonfire, post: 120388, member: 16250Display MoreAs probably some of you know, 1channel, icefilms and some oher plugins for e2 were my work, they got decompiled, edited, included in other plugins and etc. without ewer asking for my permission or even informing me about it. Some modified versions are available to download even on this forum.
That has made me stop and rethink about making more plugins or fixing issues with existing ones. Then i did little more work for TeamRED and all of it was then "translated" by a friend of mine to C than compiled. Good luck "stealing" that. I'm not here to point fingers, ones that did it know who they are. To make things more clear, no members of BH team didn't use or package any of my code without first asking me. I will be thankful forever to Shiro, Matrix (to mention a few) , and others for all help and support.
For now I'm not planing to write or fix any more E2 plugins, but that can always change.
On another subject, I'm a proud owner of new mariusys XBMC based prismcube, my future work will probably go in that direction and all code written by me will be opensource and under a GPL licence where possible.
