Is there a better lamedb than the one I posted?
I noticed some errors in it.
I also noticed some errors on lyngsat.
Flysat seems the most up to date.
For example, the channel Deluxe Rock on 19.2E.
On Lyngsat the SID is, 10553.
On Flysat it is 10606, which is correct.
That's not really what I am after, but thanks.
I don't use e2, but I have also been looking at lamedb files as a possible source for renaming my channels.
This one seems like it renames channels how I like (adding regional info) and I will use it for the time being.
Are there any sources for satellite data, like lyngsat, preferably in json?
I'm mainly interested in the channel naming they use and want to apply those names in my setup.
For example, the German “Comedy Central” channel is labelled as “Comedy Central Deutschland”.
I don't know if this is a card or reader limitation, either way it clears perfectly.
Thanks for sharing.
Would you mind attaching your oscam.conf file, so I can compare if there's any important difference?
[reader]
label = sky_uk
protocol = smargo
device = /dev/ttyUSB0
autospeed = 0
caid = 0963
detect = cd
mhz = 369
cardmhz = 369
group = 2
emmcache = 1,3,2,0
blockemm-unknown = 1
blockemm-u = 1
blockemm-s = 1
blockemm-g = 1
saveemm-u = 1
audisabled = 1My card has ecm times like this:
2024/08/27 17:10:34 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:47F8239B4A3469E9AEDEA63480663D50:0F06000000000000:): found (271 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:10:41 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:7EB55DC7720633A8C3E8F5420D88DBDA:0F06000000000000:): found (270 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:10:49 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:7DA4CB643BA4842C8FF8100E94B5064D:0F06000000000000:): found (271 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:10:57 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:39ABDCE0F677F5692288F23A241CA3B1:0F06000000000000:): found (271 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:11:05 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:7B2ABC17E2F1B7EA88675D72082E3F9B:0F06000000000000:): found (271 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:11:13 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:1644ACBC2DC9D9C6639E447B0CE4EE7E:0F06000000000000:): found (273 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:11:21 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:51AA4D3480713AC9977338AE99159C9B:0F06000000000000:): found (271 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:11:29 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:C9492EBAAA7605B19B2BCF17C54D2D4E:0F06000000000000:): found (272 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)
2024/08/27 17:11:37 6B6B09BB c (ecm) dvbapi (0963@000000/FFFF/CCE7/AB:11422E719954AF3C91AC4AFEFA130130:0F06000000000000:): found (271 ms) by sky_uk (L/1/18/18) - Disc.Turbo+1 (lg)I don't know if this is a card or reader limitation, either way it clears perfectly.
Sorry for the late reply, but I can't really help.
I have a different, but similar issue.
Sometimes my card or reader bugs out, and I have to unplug/replug the USB reader for it to work again.
It doesn't happen often, but it has happened a few times.
I don't know if it's a reader or card issue.
Either way, I found this post which lets you virtually unplug/replug a USB device.
Out of curiosity, what card do you have?
The intended footprint and the actual footprint are two different things.
Just because you are not inside the intended footprint doesn't mean there is no possibility of getting it.
Often they cover a larger area, but you will need a bigger dish the further away you are.
There are reports of people in the UK that can receive MENA beams with 2-3m dishes.
i have from rusia team ......
Is there a place for people to buy it?
yes, i have real full Alem tv
Where did you buy the card?
Is there somewhere online that sells them?
Maybe it's simpler to use this setting:
If you want to prioritise a specific CAID, you do it like this P: <CAID>
Complicated for you (and probably costly), but easy for her:
You can get devices that convert streams to DVB-T2.
Using one of these devices, the channels would appear as regular channels on the TV.
Cant speak for which cards work and which don't.
In regard to setting up OSCam under macOS, at the very least you should be able to run a Docker image.
If you already have a pi then buying a cheap USB DVB-s tuner is a good option.
There is a cheap USB DVB-S tuner floating around on AliExpress etc, no experience with it though (HD star).
Kodi is the only viable frontend I know of (LibreELEC/OSMC)
If you're buying everything from scratch, it's likely gonna cost more, like Jensen says.
Is streaming to other devices still disabled on these devices?
This is my working reader config:
[reader]
label = sky_uk
protocol = smargo
device = /dev/ttyUSB0
autospeed = 0
caid = 0963
detect = cd
mhz = 369
cardmhz = 369
group = 2
emmcache = 1,3,2,0
blockemm-unknown = 1
blockemm-u = 1
blockemm-s = 1
blockemm-g = 1
audisabled = 1I was never able to update the firmware/modify settings.
If you are trying to generate MAC addresses, you could do something like this in Python.
import itertools
macs = []
for x, y, z in itertools.product(range(256), range(256), range(256)):
macs.append(f"00:1a:79:{x:02x}:{y:02x}:{z:02x}")
with open("macs.txt", "w") as file:
file.write('\n'.join(macs) + '\n')This generates every possible MAC starting with "00:1a:79" which is the most common (MAG boxes)
The forum wouldn't let me attach the output file.
Yes, I was going to ask, can't you just watch the PowerVu?
I'm jealous how much PV you guys have.
I think I could get some PV from the “Atlantic” sats… But I'd need a huge C band dish.
