Apologies, yes, the pi is broadcom.
https://github.com/OpenVisionE2/meta-wetekhttps://openvision.tech/stb-images/wetekplay/I would recommend leaving it off until you replace the capacitors. If you continue using it, the regulators are likely to need attention too.
I believe the Wetek Play use the meson soc. Driver support fro it was very bad, so Enigma2 never took off fully. The best image used to be Pbnigma for it. They disbanded and most of them are now the Pure2 team.
Yes, openvision have a few images for amlogic devices including the Raspberry Pi. Persian Prince pushes stuff to other images, so I'd recommend using them.
menu > Plugins > Red ( remove) > find it in the softcam section > Click OK to remove it
An update, I changed the capacitors listed above (some may not have needed replacing), thankfully the receiver is working.
PLi run a build every Monday. You should have 11518 on the plugin server tomorrow.
Golden Interstar LX3 PSU
All capacitors had 10mm diameter on this PSU
C28 1000uf 25V
C29 1000uf 25V
C26 1000uf 16V
C17 1000uf 10V
C20 1000uf 10V
C23 3300uF 10V
C24 3300uF 10V
C30 680uf 35V
Video on Capacitors
On one receivert, C29 had bulged and C23 had leaked at the bottom. I've removed a few capacitors and will report back on whether replacement fixes it.
If you decide to stay with Vix....
Create a settings backup using Backup Manager.
Download new image using PC and transfer it to /hdd/imagebackups/
Flash new image using Image Manager
After it restarts, restore settings and plugins at the prompts.
Are you able to receive the frequency ABM is trying to tune to? I doubt it because the QAM64 frequencies havr been switched off in almost all areas.
I have uploaded a newer ABM, install it. You can then update provider file. ABM will then try to lock onto a different frequency.
Sorry, not on PC, so cannot post link. It should be in the filebase.
abu baniaz added a new file:
QuoteDisplay MoreThis is an mgcamd with Arm receivers on OpenViX. No configs included.
Does not work on osmio4k possibly because it has a 64bit SOC
OpenViX does not use camscripts. Binary will be installed in /usr/softcams/
Following added to postscript installation
Bash#!/bin/sh if [ -f /lib/ld-2.28.so ]; then ln -s /lib/ld-2.28.so /lib/ld-linux.so.3 echo "ld-2.28.so symlink created" else echo "ld-2.28.so link not created" fi if [ -f /lib/ld-2.26.so ]; then ln -s /lib/ld-2.26.so /lib/ld-linux.so.3 echo "ld-2.26.so symlink created" else echo "ld-2.26.so link not created" fienigma2-plugin-cams-mgcamd.1.35a_1.0-r4_cortexa15hf-neon-vfpv4.ipk
Please do not post in the quote, post after the quote.
You don't always need to quote, you can just reply.
Display MoreOh, OK, sorry then. I thought the EMU module wasn't included because the EMU module (patch) wasn't included in the IPK file name. :)
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Oscam's functionality is better tested outside the IPK installation package by testing its launch. It must be copied to the "/usr/bin" directory (for example, using an FTP connection), then set the execute attribute "chmod +x /usr/bin/oscam" (via Shell) and finally try to start it directly in Shell: "/usr/bin/oscam --help" or "/usr/bin/oscam -V". If it does not start (if it freezes) then this binary is incorrect. If it starts, you need to add arguments (to run Oscam as a daemon, as well as other arguments such as specifying a configuration directory to be sure and set the restart level via OpenWebif).
I don't know for sure, but I think there's no need to place a binary file in the "/usr/bin" folder under Enigma to start it. I think it is enough to place the file in "/tmp" folder, set the attributes ("chmod +x /tmp/oscam") and then run it for the test.
Of course, if everything works, the Oscam automatic start is also possible with the init.d script. Here is my "softcam" bash script:
Softcams do not go in /usr/bin on openvix. They go in /usr/softcams
Plugin to list missing picons
Have you installed the ntfs3g drivers?
Which of the following is it?
ABM completes and does not find anything
ABM fails to complete.
Secondly, a Duo only has soldered satellite tuners. Which tuner are you using for cable?
Thirdly, what are the tuner configurations for this cable tuner. Post a screenshot please.
Fourthly, not referring to ABM, what scanning details are you using? Post a screenshot please.
Fifthly, what is your NetID? Number, not name.
Which services are you trying to watch? i,e provider. Is this on cable or satellite?
Have you transferred the config files to?
/etc/tuxbox/config
Here are the files for Reading Net id 000013 abu baniaz Netid13.zip
Updated here
https://github.com/oe-alliance…91108fa832ca82e309f293bb3
I have also updated the attachment
