Posts by pheonix

check your Fan settings in Menu> setup> system> temperature and fan control

Quote from Daddy Bear

Phoenix where can we download the latest vrsion of the ondemand plugin?

Cheers

from the image feeds.

Quote from rigsby

There is a temp fix for the juddering providing your tv can withstand 1080p/25hz.
If you are using the April 2013 Satstation image, you download a new plugin called Autoresolution.
You can then change to 1080p/25hz on your box & it helps. No juddering, but it's not 100% perfect, but is watchable.

Autoresolution is not a new plugin, its been around for years.

from memory the Venton HDx range have the same processor as the Uno and ultimo so it's no slouch.

In ViX on the latest builds you can restore any other image regardless of the team who made it directly from within the ViX image manager, no idea if you can restore images from the image manager on any thing other than ViX but seeing as team red is a member of the OE-Alliance there is a possibility of them adding andys code into their own E2.

Either use a USB stick and install the image in the exact same way as you normally would or install it directly from within the image manager it self using the restore option.

Quote from maltintas

I did what you wrote here. I remove under the ondemand plugin.py and unzip, FTP to /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OnDemand/ bbciplayer.pyo.
What am i doing wrong? Please help. I have xtrend6000 with hdfreaks image. Thanks.

HDfreakz is a member of the OE-Alliance the official OE-Alliance OnDemand plugin should be available via the feeds with the fix for the BBC iplayer feeds already patched.

Quote from stevejo

Ive done some looking about and it seems like hd1 hd2 hd3 can all flash from the same image , if anyone knows different please post the information

Your Quite correct the current Models in the Venton Unibox HDx series ( HD1, HD2 and HD3 ) can all run the same image.

Quote from codar

No problem,
It must be a dvb-t module tuner along with one or more dvb-s/s2 tuners,
A very nice setup indeed.

yes that's it exactly.

http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/Digital-Satellite-Receivers/Gigablue-HD-Linux-Enigma-2-Satellite-Receivers/GiGaBlue-HD-800-SE-HD800SE-Digital-Satellite-Receiver-Linux-Enigma-2-1x-DVB-S-S2-1x-DVB-C-T-COMBO

Quote from suites

thats a fact a stonewall fact . phoenix i was just trying to help . to state that it is simply to enter the saorview frequency at 28 east you will receive saorview is not a fact .saorview is terrestial saorsat is satellite based. saorview is the irish for freeview and saorsat is the irish for freesat. mhait an fearr go raibh mile mhait agum

yes i know , This is nothing to do with satellite reception, as i said his receiver has a built in dvb-c/t card hence why he can tune to and receive terrestrial channels.

Quote from suites

i can receive saorview here in dublin with the old rabbit ears but my telly has to be dvb s2 compatable it will not work on dvb-t here for me . it used to when they where testing it i could get it fine .but in their wisdom they decided the powers that be to go with the scandinavion system so here you have to have either a dvb s2 compatable telly or a dvb s2 compatable box and thats a fact

The gigablue is a dvb-s2 compatible receiver, and thats a fact.

The receiver he's using has a DVB-T card installed, which is why he can receive and tune to Digital terrestrial channels aka soarview.

Just flash another image over the top.

Quote from Redkite

YEs, found it, in the Backup manager you press 'menu'again and get more options. Yellow button to select files.
I'm getting there slowly, thanks!
RK

no worries, it can be a little daunting when first starting out, but you will get there soon enough.

I'm not near a receiver at present, but in the backup manager there is a option to select files and folders you want to include in your backup.

Image manager = creates a FULL image backup of every thing. you can also a full image from the image manager to flash the receiver without needing a USB stick.
Backup manager = backups your settings, bouquets, plugins and any thing else you choose to backup. This backup can be used from within the FIW ( First install wizard ) or the backup manager to restore your settings etc onto a existing or Virgin image.

Quote from stevejo

I was under the impression that picons on the internal flash was a bad idea as it would eventually nacker the flash up and render the box useless from the continual use channel hopping , you learn something new every day

That was once the train of thought, but i have a Duo here that has been going strong for over two years with picons on the Flash.

As a general rule Picons are fine on the flash or USB but not a HDD as it will cause the HDD to spin up every time you change a channel
EPG is fine on a HDD or USB but never flash, if the EPG corrupts it will fill the flash in no time.

Quote from mrgmx

1 GB????? no chance buddy!

should be under or around 80-100mb mark me thinks from last checking!

Either way any Image will load/flash onto that box using internal space! just don't add any picons and plugins without
using USB attached to port or an internal HDD (2.5). But no immediate rush buddy!

Any problems post back!

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Nahh, the solo2 has more than enough internal storage for picons to be housed on the flash.