OSEmu
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Here is a working sample for a simple (micro) emu.
It includes the basic needed cs357x (camd35 UDP) functionality, and is very simple and compact.
Build:
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- Put a SoftCam.Key file into the source code directory (for example from skystar.org).
Note: This does not apply for Mac OSX and Android, SoftCam.Key cannot be integrated on these systems at the moment.
- Run `make` to compile OSEmu.
Info: If you want to cross-compile OSEmu search for the "simpleemu" script by gorgone.
Run:
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- (optional) OSEmu does not require, but will make use of "SoftCam.Key" if available.
"SoftCam.Key" is searched in:
- /var/keys
- The folder specified with the "-c <folder>" option.
- You may use the program with the following options:
-a <user>:<password> (set the cs357x user and password) [REQUIRED]
-p <portnumber> (set the cs357x port) [REQUIRED]
-c <folder> (set the folder where SoftCam.Key is searched)
-b (start OSEmu in background/daemon mode)
-v (log debug information)
-l <logfile> (write logs to this file)
-e (enable emm au)
- Viaccess3: Needs M0 key; oscam clients must be version r10584 or newer, and the OSEmu reader must have set "emmcache = 1,1,2,1".
- Irdeto2: Needs M0 and M3/4/5/6 key
- PowerVU: Needs AU key
-L (only allow local connections from localhost)
-i (show OSEmu version info and exit)
-r <stream source port>:<relay port> (enables stream relay server)
-s <stream source host> (set stream relay source server host; default: 127.0.0.1)
-t <stream source user>:<strean source password> (set stream relay source user and password; default: none)
Examples:
/usr/bin/OSEmu -a user:password -p 11000 -b
/usr/bin/OSEmu -a user:password -p 11000 -b -c /usr/keys -l /var/log/osemu.log -e
/usr/bin/OSEmu -a user:password -p 11000 -b -r 8001:17999
OSCam reader config for OSEmu
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[reader]
label = OSEmu
protocol = cs357x
device = 127.0.0.1,11000
user = user
password = password
caid = 0D00,0D02,090F,0500,1801,0604,2600,FFFF
ident = 0D00:000000,000004,000010,000014,000020,0000C0,0000C4,0000C8,0000CC;0D02:000000,00008C,0000A0,0000A4,0000A8;090F:000000;0500:000000,030B00,023800,021110,007400,007800;1801:000000,007301,001101;0604:000000;2600:000000;FFFF:000000;
group = 1
emmcache = 1,1,2,1
BISS/ConstCW config
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Syntax for keys in SoftCam.Key: (key number can be '00' or '01')
F <service id><ecm pid> <key number> <key>
Example:
service id: 2222
ecm pid: 1111
key: 0102030405060708
F 22221111 00 0102030405060708
Important:
The correct ecm pid is only available when using oscam dvbapi.
For example:
oscam (dvbapi) <-> OSEmu
oscam (dvbapi) <-> oscam <-> OSEmu
When using another client like cccam, the ecm pid seen by OSEmu will always be '1FFF'
For example:
cccam <-> oscam <-> OSEmu
cccam <-> OSEmu
In this case the above example key line needs to be changed to:
F 22221FFF 00 0102030405060708
When using cccam clients for BISS/ConstCW create a second reader with no ident line:
[reader]
label = OSEmu-BISS
protocol = cs357x
device = 127.0.0.1,11000
user = user
password = password
caid = 2600,FFFF
group = 2
PowerVU config
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Keys in SoftCam.Key:
P <srvid> <nb> <key>
example:
P 1234 01 11223344556677
For channels with same srvid the correct key will be detected automatically:
P 1234 01 11223344556677
P 1234 01 11223344556677
P 1234 01 11223344556677
AU keys:
P <srvid> <UA> <key>
example:
P 1234 11223344 11223344556677
For PowerVU the Stream Relay must be used:
IMPORTANT:
The stream relay needs a fast CPU. Not every STB is fast enough.
If you encounter problems like suttering, likely your CPU is too slow.
For OSEmu it is required that the "Include ECM in http streams" setting is enabled.
If your image supports it (openpli, openatv), you can find it here:
OpenWebif -> Settings -> Customize
If your image does not support it, the only option is to use oscam-emu.
OSEmu's stream relay will NOT work without "Include ECM in http streams".
Switch to oscam-emu if the option is not available.
Channel Config:
1. Go to the OpenWebif and click on the "Stream" button for the channel you want to add.
2. Download and save the .m3u file.
3. Open the .m3u file with a text edior and get the stream link. It looks like this:
http://stb:8001/1:0:19:0123:3EF:1:C00000:0:0:0:
4. Replace the port (8001) with the relay port (default: 17999) and the host name ("stb") with 127.0.0.1
http://127.0.0.1:17999/1:0:19:0123:3EF:1:C00000:0:0:0:
5. Add the new stream link to your channel list (for example with DreamBoxEdit)
IMPORTANT:
Do NOT use the correct Transponder ID/Network ID/Namespace for the stream link.
Use Transponder ID: "11", Network ID: "22" and Namespace: "33".
Set Service Type to "1", and enter the correct Service ID for the channel.
Note:
When using DreamBoxEdit:
A. Go to the list in the middle "Bouquet details".
B. Right click on a channel, select "IPTV and other streaming services", select "Add".
C. Select "DVB/TS".
D. Chosse a name and use the new stream link as URL.
E. Use the "Service ID" of the original channel. You can find it in the left list ("Services")
Drecrypt2 info:
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OSemu cannot support Drecrypt2 because no client will send the overcrypt EMMs to it.
Support for Drecryp2 is available in oscam-emu.
