I suspect missing correct versions of the lib files libcrypto and libssl
Posts by 007.4
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Someone, somewhere, made a typo in one of the original versions of this line.
disablecrccws_only_for = 0500: 030B00; 0500: 50F000; 09C4: 000000; 098C: 000000; 098D: 000000
The provider ID 50F000 is wrong! It should be 050F00.
Use this in the [global] section of oscam.conf instead
and get everyone else to do the same!
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Make sure you are using binary mode FTP to upload the binary to the box. Other modes do not work properly.
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modeCW=4 is not currently supported by the public emulators.
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I think different cameras require different syntax.
This is the format I have for my camera. It is working well.
Code#SERVICE 4097:0:1:FFFF:0:0:0:0:0:0:rtsp%3a//admin%3apassword@192.168.0.10%3a554/live/0/h264.sdp:Security Cam #DESCRIPTION Security Cam
If you are using ServiceApp you need to set it to "original" or "exteplayer3"
It will not work with GstPlayer.
I set my ServiceID to FFFF so I could link it to this picon.f0a63c4f69.png
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The oscam restart problem is caused by having two instances of the "emulator" reader in oscam.server file. eg "Emulator" and "AFN Emulator"
Disable one of them from the webif before attempting to restart oscam. After it is up and running again you can then re-enable this second instance.
This is just a work around until a proper fix by the developers is done. However, this has been known about for sometime and nothing has been forthcoming yet.
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BISS keys DO NOT auto-update and never had done.
The so called auto-roll you see on some boxes is them simply downloading the latest key from some server. You would have to have access to this server is get oscam to connect to it. This is extremely unlikely as it will be using some propriety encryption or handshake.
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That's what we all want!
Another issue is quite a few of the AFN SIDs conflict with SIDs of other PVu channels making use of oscam.services unreliable.
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The restart problem is caused by having two "emulator " readers in Oscam.server. Disable one of them in the web if before restarting and then enable it again. This is only a work around whilst we are waiting for a proper fix.
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You already have "Englisch" in your list so there is nothing else to do.
However, you could try adding "englisch" after it just in case the capitalization is not correct.
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You could try this.
Stop enigma2 using
init 4
and edit the settings file in
/etc/enigma2
to add "Englisch" to the prefered language list (use correct capitalization)
config.autolanguage.audio_autoselect2=orj dos ory org esl qaa und mis mul ORY ORJ Audio_ORJ Englisch englisch
and then start enigma2 again with
init 3
Tell us if it works
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The algo has changed again. A new fix has already been released. I guess it will not take long for it to be ported to oscam-emu.
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The Octagon SF4000 is not in stock anywhere. They have been promised for months but the delivery date keeps getting put off.
I had a DM7000, DM7025 and a DM600pvr in the early days but I more lately considered them over-priced.
However, I'll check the specs of the 900 UHD.
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I agree. Open ATV 6.0 works fine on Alien 2.
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I've got a version of OpenPli 2.1 on my old AzBox HD.
It works as well as can be expected.
I loaded it using Morly's Admin Tool.
I changed the partition sizes too to make the main one bigger. I also use flash expander with a USB stick. Then there is plenty of space for any extensions.
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Yes, but " My budget is up to £350." I think the ultimo 4K is lot more than that :(
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Has anybody got an opinion on these boxes for me, please?
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I'm looking to purchase a new 4K STB. My budget is up to £350.
I have three static dishes and one motorised dish at present, using one diseqc switch on my VU-DUO2 with three S2 tuners.
Ideally I want 3x DVB-S2 tuners (S2x not important ATM but may be future-proofing?) and facility to use my existing 3.5" 1.5TB HDD (most likely this will have to be external).
I've short listed Mutant HD51, Octagon sf4008 and GigaBlue quad 4K. They all have advantages and disadvantages.
eg
Mutant - cheapest, good image support but only 2 tuners, alleged poor remote and no eSATA.
Octagon - mid priced and good in most departments but no OpenPli support, no stream-relay support (still?) and no eSATA.
GigaBlue - a lot more expensive and most features. However, no OpenPli or ViX images (yet) and no DVB-S2x.
What are other important characteristics I should be considering? eg which has Blindscan etc?
What is the general consensus here which will be the best buy to suit my needs now (and perhaps in the future)? -
Is your tuner configuration set-up correctly?
Is your LNB configuration set-up correctly? LOF etc
Is the LNB polarity correct ie not 90° out of position?
Have you tried a manual scan on one specific satellite?
If your motor and dish are set-up correctly you should not need to use sat-finder. The dish should automatically drive exactly to the correct position.
Are your Lat and Long co-ordinates correct for your location? -
Also check your cabling connections. Inspect and or redo all the coax F-connectors.
I had issues with a "dead" Dark Motor but it turned out to be the cabling connections had been damaged in a storm