Attached is an ipk for VIX users to test via the script method.
I am aware that VIX images report configs missing, but the config files do actually install to etc/tuxbox/config like you would expect, I have no idea why VIX dose this at this point, nor have much time to look at it.
As always, posts that simply say "it is not working" are useless.
Please post with debug logs, telnet logs and / or oscam logs.
Working for me, despite the warning message.
As on other forum, please use the script control method to control your softcam. Do not use softcam Manager.
Anybody using Vix, please be aware that using softcam manager with a softcam with 16 characters or more in its name will cause multiple versions to start. This will eventually crash your box. Thanks to Aido for debugging this issue
Please use the script control method.
FBC tuner. DVB-S2 or DVB- S2X
Please don't waste your money buying another tuner. What you have now should be aqequate for your needs.
EDIT:
For anybody willing to sell to him , he has an Ultimo 4K and therefore needs and FBC satellite tuner.
I am not too sure how it works, but can the skin default values for number of rows etc be added.
Rytec team do not include radio EPG. Enable the Freesat EPG reader, it will absorb the EPG from the signal stream. Slow speed on all channels. Fast speed on following transponder:
We have two threads about oscam icam. I am therefore closing this thread.
Please continue in the other thread:
SNPicons (based on name instead of reference) should just work.
openpicons.com
can you make a correct channel list without repeating channels and have sky cinema action userbouqets sky uk?
If you use ABM, there is a mix file available
Is the icam patch available please? This is so that the versions some images build can be adapted?
If you need to transfer an ipk to the box so you can install it, you need and FTP client. for example, Filezilla, winscp. Alternativley, you can enable samba on the box and your receiver will show up on your home network
Not quite the pictures we needed. On receiver, access the network menu, then the adapter settings. You don't need to obscure your lan IP address ( 192.168. xx. xx) it is only accessible on your home network. Vix does not show your WAN IP address.
On Putty, we would like to double check the settings you have used.
The ping failure (if you have entered correct IP address) is of concern. Once we confirm with your pictures, it will be a firewall issue or maybe your VPN settings stopping connectivity.
ABM does not remove channels, it adds channels. Please re-read post 6 on how to remove channels.
P.S
If you don't set a startup channel, it will start on the last channel you used.
You are talking about two different things. For FTP, you must set a password. You cannot FTP without a password. For issuing commands, you can log in without a password if you have not set one. Once you set a password, you must log in with the password you set.
Post a picture of error you get on Putty, also post a picture of settings you have used to connect to it. Sometimes people forget to click on the Telnet option.
Set a password in the network menu, that should allow FTP access.
You might have a timer. As the service is in the lamedb, it will still zap to it.
Remove your 28.2 services and then "scan" with ABM again.
Up ( next to OK) > Green ( satellites) > Highlight 28.2 > Menu > Remove selected satellite > OK to confirm > Restart
Then scan with ABM.
Have you confirmed teh Ip address on box in the receiver's network menu, adapter settings
Unless we know what channel it is, going to be like finding aneedle in a haystack. Pressing OK will show you the infobar and channel name.
Other possibility is if you have set a timer or using EPG refresh to do the zapping.
The plugin should be available on the servers of all images that are active.
Your receiver has multiboot support. If you can't let go of your very old image, install latest Vix image in another partition/slot.
You can then install the recent oscam they have on the plugin server, or use one of the ipks on this forum.
