Posts by abu baniaz

Uninstall ABM folder using menu. Delete the ABM folder using FTP. You must do that as opkg will not touch files it did not add. Restart, and then reinstall ABM

Confirm once you have done that.

Can you answer the question about which image you are on?

Stay calm. We will get there so long as we are methodical in our approach.

leelee82

What do you want to achieve as the end result?

Also, which image are you using? Version and date please.

Blackhole and OpenBlackhole (OBH for short) are two different Distros. Which one are you using?

If you are using OBH,

Scan type = Provider

Country = UK

Select the virgin system you have. If you don't know, select all systems

ABM and tuner config are two different things.

A cable FBC tuner has to have all 8 demodulators set individually. Same as you would do with a non-FBC tuner.

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Where can we get latest ipk please? I know script can be used to install it.

http://tunisia-dreambox.info/TSmedia/software_official/enigma2-plugin-extensions-tsmedia_15.0_all.ipk

Where can we get latest ipk please? I know script can be used to install it.

OpenPLI don't make images for any of the new DMM receivers. Even that image you linked to was not by PLi.

If you want the PLi experience, you may wish to try OpenVision.

You can use an FBC tuner with a normal/universal LNB

You can use a normal tuner with Unicable

All FBC modules (cards) have two physical connections. They are however internally linked

There are two types of pluggable FBC satellite modules, one is S2X on is just S2. The same slot accepts the MTSIF Terrestrial tuner.

The Ultimo4k has three connections for tuner modules.

Two x FBC modules. ( DVB-S2X, DVB-S2 or DVB-C). Or the MTSIF Terrestrial tuner.

One x standard tuner module.

The Vu standard tuner modules/cards come in a variety of options

Single sat input (also has loop out)

Twin sat input

Twin hybrid

I am not sure about the tuner sensitivities, so I cannot give suitable information for you to decide. Maybe an idea to ask Huevos

Has anybody got an updated version of this please?

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Abu, isn't DM800SE only Sat TV STB?

It has a PnP tuner slot. You decide what card to put in.

Your suggestion in the subsequent post also makes sense, but best to view on receiver with faster CPU.

So you are not doing what I suggested but said you are doing so.

An option for you until you get the combiner. Start afresh remove all bouquets and lamedb and the other plugin.

Hardware

Connect provider 1 signal wire to Dreambox.

Connect provider 2 signal wire to ALL Zgemma tuners using splitter

So, each box only has physical access to signal from one DVB-C provider. You won't get Tune failed messages.

Bouquets on box for hooked up signal

Create bouquet for provider 1 on DM. Use distinct name

Create bouquets for provider 2 On Zgemma. Use distinct name

Bouquets for remote bouquets. Ie what box does not physically have

Install RCSC on both boxes

On Zgemma, import bouquets from DM

On DM, import bouquets from Zgemma if you will be physically watching from this box. If you will not be watching from HDMI of this box, leave it to one sid

Result on Zgemma should be:

Select DVB-C provider 2 -> Will use the tuners on Zgemma box

Select DVB_C Provider 1-> Will stream from DM. View using Zgemma

Any other receiver in house

Install RCSC

Import Provider 1 from DM

Import Provider 2 from Zgemma

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I use another receiver DM800SE with no Provider signal Wire but connected to the same network as my zgemma H7C.

This does not make sense. Please rephrase. Or another question: Do you have a DVB-C signal wire to the DM?

Quote from badmania98

What doesn't work:

Remote channel stream converter cannot run channel from Tuner B ( remember that I set Tuner C as Preferred tuner DVB-C. See 4.a and 4.b).

How are you using RCSC? It is for importing channels from another receiver. Maybe you are not doing things the best way.

You were meant to use one receiver with Provider A signal wire. Another receiver with provider B signal wire. Each receiver works fine on its own provider using the physical tuners. When you import Bouquets from other receiver (do on both), you will use tuner on the correct signal wire for the provider.

I stand somewhat corrected, there is a plugin called slowzap which allows you to assign tuner priority to individual channels. Please remember, it is priority, not exclusivity.

Was uploaded by Dimitrij on another forum

File

enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-slowzap_0.8_all.ipk

Allows to assign service priority to tuners.

abu baniaz

Dec 31st 2019

I told you it is impossible.

Have a look on the net for a thread titled:

 Hybrid Tuner DVB-C/T Inovation 2016 mit dem openATV Image

Its for combining DVB-C and DVB-T, but should work for DVB-C and DVB-C. Not tested. Buy at your own risk.

Using two tuners will be possible but will need two splits then two combiners because the box has two physical signal inputs.

Just for information:

You can combine Terrestrial and cable on the hot-switchable tuners if you can get the correct combiners.

What type of splitter/combiner are you using? Can you also add a bit more details of what the failure is?

As an example, if you had two dishes pointing to 19.2, one of which did not get vertical transmission and another that did not get horizontal ones. You connect both these to two tuners and configure as 19.2. Enigma2 knows both have 19.2 and will assume both are identical.

This is how E2 treats it. It is a big task to change everything. So I would not expect any fixes.

I just re-read the thread and you mentioned both providers operate on different frequencies with no overlap. Can you try combining the cables, use a splitter in reverse, and connect to one tuner. Disable the other tuner for time being. This should work as the tuner will have access to all frequencies.