Posts by Chris230291

    If you go to the first page there are patches for 4.2... No idea if they work.

    @Chris230291: Is it possible to share your oscam.conf and oscam.user which is working for you with TVH?


    Sure



    Code
    # oscam.user generated automatically by Streamboard OSCAM 1.20_svn SVN r11546-798
    # Read more: http://www.streamboard.tv/svn/oscam/trunk/Distribution/doc/txt/oscam.user.txt
    
    [account]
    user                          = tvheadend
    pwd                           = tvheadend
    monlevel                      = 4
    au                            = 1
    group                         = 1
    max_connections               = 99


    Make sure to map any necessary ports to the Docker container or run it in `host` mode

    The reason I mention it is because I think its fair to assume people will be building on the same machine they intend to run it on.

    If this is the case then its also fair to assume it could be more than just a TVH server... It could be file sharing, Plex, router/DNS, surveillance, downloads, etc.

    Didn't want people upset when there servers lock up/crash

    can someone please state where the icam patch is for oscam 11714 ubuntu server is please

    Vanilla OSCAM works with DVBAPI

    can you give more details and direction please

    Yes well to be fair I don't know the details for anything other than x86 Linux with TVH. You may well still need patches for E2 etc... I don't know.

    But for PC using TVH, you just need vanilla OSCAM with patched TVH. RE: Oscam Icam TVHeadend

    Yes

    1. Clone this repo https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-tvheadend

    2. Download patches libdvbcsa.patch.zip (aae3d0c) + tvheadend43.patch.zip (1295dd2)

    3. Change the patched folder to match...

    Code
    patches/
    ├─argtable/
    │ ├─config.guess
    │ └─config.sub
    ├─cpan/
    │ └─cpanfile
    ├─libdvbcsa/
    │ └─libdvbcsa.patch
    └─tvheadend/
      └─tvheadend43.patch

    4. Change the Dockerfile to...


    5. Thank Fegol and Setti

    I just use free servers and it works perfect during football matches. Presumably because the cache is strong then. I'm sure if I tuned to a kids channel at 2am it would be constant freezes... if it even cleared at all.


    For no freezes I think you are going to need a friend with a real card or a top tier pay server.

    I imagine after some time we will be back to where we were before icam (free servers working great all the time).

    is that on TV headend ? or have i confused you with someone else.....

    Yes

    I just use free servers and it works perfect during football matches. Presumably because the cache is strong then. I'm sure if I tuned to a kids channel at 2am it would be constant freezes... if it even cleared at all.


    For no freezes I think you are going to need a friend with a real card or a top tier pay server.

    I imagine after some time we will be back to where we were before icam (free servers working great all the time).

    Is there any reason why UK and IT couldn't work? Is it a technical reason or maybe people aren't sharing cards?


    EDIT:


    Does anyone use the customization options that linuxserver.io have (custom-cont-init.d and custom-services.d)?

    For some reason it doesn't work whenever I build one of there containers myself.

    If I run one of their images, it works perfectly.

    Any ideas?


    EDIT 2:


    Is there anything we can do about 2022-10-03 20:10:00.824 TS: 19.2E/11992H/NatGeo HD: AC3 @ #515: Invalid start code ee:7e:df ?

    This isn't unique to icam. Sometimes a server appears to return invalid keys.

    Is there a way to tell OSCAM to deprioritize that server automatically without me having to disable it?

    You have to remove the libdvbcsa(-dev) package from alpine to build the patched one BEFORE tvheadend. The patched tvheadend needs the patched libdvbcsa to compile successfully!


    I rearranged the patches directory structure of the linuxserver build to:

    Dockerfile

    Thanks but it fails for me.


    Code
    docker build -t chris/tvheadend --no-cache .



    I copied your patches folder structure.


    Maybe you could upload the entire directory?