Hope this fixes my issue with the 3 HD channels on 739.0 mhz which are not clearing,its looking like it wont lock onto the frequency no matter what i try,im in sheffield and these are the only channles that wont clear for me,very frustrating when other people in sheffield are not having the same issues and the channels clear ok for them.
You need to adjust your signal levels
I have changed frequency that ABM uses for tuning to 299000 as it was common between your lamedb and. Please update the provider/config file and run ABM again
If on OpenViX, you must be on 5.0 028 otherwise you will get the 2.8 version error.
If on OpenATV, it must be newer than 14th September
All the files are in /etc/enigma2/
lamedb
*.tv (everything ending in .tv)
*.radio (everything ending in .radio)
When transferring to another receiver, best to stop enigma2 with an "init 4" command using Putty or similar tools.
Post a screenshot of signal finder locking onto 643000 MHz on all tuners please.
If one works and the other does not, there is going to be a signal issue. The tuners have different sensitivities. Check cabling, splitters etc.
Another simple check is to swap the receivers over.
I think there is a signal issue in your area. Best to check on official receiver/website. You have only found channels on 15 frequencies. You can edit the provider file in ABM, and ABM will work, but you will still have issues on the other frequencies.
eDVB services /5/
# Transponders: t:dvb_namespace:transport_stream_id:original_network_id,FEPARMS
# DVBC FEPARMS: c:frequency:symbol_rate:inversion:modulation:fec_inner:flags:system
t:ffff0000:0006:f020,c:699000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0007:f020,c:707000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0008:f020,c:715000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0009:f020,c:723000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:001a:f020,c:747000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:001b:f020,c:755000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0022:f020,c:667000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0023:f020,c:675000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0024:f020,c:683000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0025:f020,c:691000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0026:f020,c:651000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0027:f020,c:659000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0065:f020,c:603000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:0066:f020,c:611000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
t:ffff0000:3ad7:0001,c:339000:6952000:2:5:3:0:0
Someone else in Reading has posted similar problem.
Backup your lamedb to your PC. Found in /etc/enigma2/
Stop enigma2 with "init 4" command
Delete lamedb
Restart
Scan cable only
Restart
Attach this new lamedb and lamedb5 file here. It will be used to update the provider file with a different frequency.
Check the provider xml file for the frequency your area uses. In signal finder, check that you get a lock on all tuners for that frequency.
Have you got adequate signal? Can you scan in channels (not using ABM)
Post the errors you get.
OpenATV run daily builds. Ironically, they have newer versions of ABM than OpenViX. (The plugin is maintained by the OpenVix team.)
OpenATV are now concentrating on 6.1, so I would flash that.
The version number of the plugin that you see (2.1+gitxxxx), is not the same as the version within the plugin that prevents updates.
I pity the pharmacist
Someone has just managed managed to do it. Hopefully it will get added to TVH soon.
https://github.com/dollis-developer/tvheadend-ukcable/commit/dc1bd03694555b97c3e24bf00d67c329dc7cf3b4Your posts are not making sense. Describe what you are doing step by step.
Transferring one set of bouquets removes existing ones. You have to merge on PC then transfer combined bouquets.
How are you adding the cable bouquets?
Ask on the TVH forum/support site. If you don't ask, you don't get. They have 28.2 EPG, so I think this will be trivial for them.
yes you can. but waste of money.
It uses an Arm processor. You will have to use OsCAM.
LNBs on motorised dishes are intended to be used with the one receiver. What happens if dish is pointing at 13e and teh fixed 28.2 receiver is switched on/timed to record?
Probably running out of RAM. Do you have a swap file?
