Sorted this in the end:
opkg install ffmpeg exteplayer3 enigma2-plugin-extensions-serviceapp reboot
Then updated my bouquet:
#SERVICE 4097::0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0: ******* ----> #SERVICE 5002::0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:
5002 corresponding to the number for exteplayer3 in serviceapp
Hi guys, I'm having some audio issues with my IPTV. Some streams maybe 10% of them have a problem with audio stuttering, the video continues fine while the audio stops. I've checked these streams out in VLC and they're playing fine. I installed the IPTV Player ipk above. Any other ideas for how to sort this?
What's the password for this?
In answer to your 2nd qs:
1. Flash the image
2. Before rebooting, go back to the flash page in your browser
3. Flash -> sim2_800SE_SSL84D: http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=38190
4. Reboot
I didn't get it to work but these steps did.. not mine but easy to follow and maybe useful to someone:
OSCam with PC/CS card reader support
If you like to setup a Linux Server and using OSCam with a local card, you need a card reader.
Here is a simple tutorial on how to get a card reader up and running.
This tutorial will work for most reader out there:
Omnikey
Keyboard with card reader
Integrated reader in a portable computer
This should work on Ubuntu 12.x and up (and other Linux distro)
Install needed software
apt-get install subversion make gcc pcscd pcsc-tools libpcsclite-dev
subversion -> file/documents controll system, compiling
make -> compiling tools
gcc -> compiling tools controlling process
pcscd -> PC/SC Smart Card Daemon
pcsc-tools -> Adds pcsc_scan, a too for scanning PC/SC Smart Card
libpcsclite-dev -> Middleware to access a smart card using PC/SC - files need for compiling and linking app to reader
You can update the card list for the PC/SC software (optional)
wget http://ludovic.rousseau.free.f…-tools/smartcard_list.txt --output-document=/root/.smartcard_list.txt
Test if cardreader is found and working
Run:
pcsc_scan
Insert and remove card, and you should see some like this:
0: HP USB Smart Card Keyboard [CCID Interface] (0819ffc3) 00 00
Wed Apr 9 08:34:44 2014
Reader 0: HP USB Smart Card Keyboard [CCID Interface] (0819ffc3) 00 00
Card state: Card inserted,
ATR: 3C 24 00 20 4A 10 20
ATR: 3C 24 00 20 4A 10 20
+ TS = 3B --> Direct Convention
+ T0 = 24, Y(1): 0010, K: 4 (historical bytes)
TB(1) = 00 --> VPP is not electrically connected
+ Historical bytes: 30 42 30 30
Category indicator byte: 30 (proprietary format)
Possibly identified card (using /usr/share/pcsc/smartcard_list.txt):
3C 24 00 20 4A 10 20
ComHem Digital-TV smartcard (Sweden)
TNK Telewizja Na Karte (Poland) - Conditional access system : Conax (Sweeden)
http://telewizjanakarte.pl/
Wed Apr 9 08:34:57 2014
Reader 0: HP USB Smart Card Keyboard [CCID Interface] (0819ffc3) 00 00
Card state: Card removed,
Press CTRL-C to exit.
The 0: and Reader 0, tells you that this is reader 0 in OScam
Get and install OSCam (will download latest build)
cd /tmp
svn checkout http://www.streamboard.tv/svn/oscam/trunk oscam-svn
cd oscam-svn
Compile OSCam with PC/SC support
make USE_PCSC=1
All this lines should bee included to tell you that PC/CS support is added
| CFLAGS = -DWITH_PCSC=1 -I/usr/include/PCSC
| LDFLAGS = -Wl,--gc-sections -DWITH_PCSC=1 -I/usr/include/PCSC
| LIBS = -lpcsclite -lpthread -ldl -lrt
| UseFlags = USE_PCSC=1
| Binary : Distribution/oscam-1.20-unstable_svn9646-x86_64-linux-gnu-pcsc
CC csctapi/ifd_pcsc.c
LINK Distribution/oscam-1.20-unstable_svn9646-x86_64-linux-gnu-pcsc.debug
STRIP Distribution/oscam-1.20-unstable_svn9646-x86_64-linux-gnu-pcsc
Copy it to bin directory (replace 9668 with your downloaded version)
cd Distribution
mkdir /var/bin
cp oscam-1.20-unstable_svn9668-i686-linux-gnu /var/bin/oscam9668
Start OSCam
/var/bin/oscam9668 -b
Find Web port (normal 8888)
netstat -topan | grep oscam
Launch webif OSCam
http://ip:8888
Add reader
Reader -> Add Reader
# Give a propper name
Enable: X
Device: 0 #Use device name found by pcsc_scan, remember to reboot after adding new device
Group: 1
Emmcache: 1,3,2
To see new reader if OScam is 9668 or newer, do
Readers -> Reload Readers
for older version
Reload OScam
I have the same problem, my Alien stuck on boot and do not want to connect with putty, have you fixed the tuner? or sent to the service and they do it?
Yes I had my receiver swapped, the bootloader on my box had been corrupted - it only displayed the time and nothing else.
If yours actually says boot then it's most likely retrievable, are you using the correct cable?
Having installed the AMIKO_ALIEN2_1.2.51_E2_Boot_Upgrade and installed an enigma 2 image.
Have I only installed the 1.2.51 version purely to upgrade the bootloader and now i can do what i want?
Basically can I upgrade spark to the latest 1.2.61 version or do I have to stick with the 1.2.51?
sorted thanks buddy, bootloader was corrupted
yeah seems like my only option thanks buddy
yeah buddy that's the cable rs232 null-modem
that post you showed me in the video the box says boot on the screen but mine does not say anything, just shows the time.
is it possible the box is just bricked and cannot be repaired by serial?
well ive used exactly the same cable and com port for flashing my dm500 & dm800 which worked fine
so should be okay?
yeah com port is com4 in device manager so set it to that, doesn't seem to want to talk
do i need to hold any buttons when powering on?
I tried ok button but makes no difference
thanks tried that buddy, but the receiver doesn't seem to connect to putty
Flashed my Alien 2 with E2 firmware and now it doesn't boot at all.
When I power it on it only displays the time and no menu appears when holding the okay button.
Only thing that seems to do anything is when I hold menu I can mess around with the display.
I have a serial cable is it possible to flash the bootloader back across?
Cheers
Thanks for the reply buddy.
Can you please explain a bit further. I am no linux guru. I just read and read tutorials and try by trial and error.
Which cam checkscripts are you referring to? Would appreciate your help.
i'm having the same problem.. did that solution work?
Hey I have a Ubuntu x86 server for whatever CCcam seems to crash regularly
I am running CCcam 2.1.3 & Oscam stable V1.10 (although I have tried other versions)
The cccam logs just before they crash reveal a similar problem most likely with oscam comms
22:45:32.786 CCcam: client *********** ecm request for handler 0xb2 0x100(0x68) sid 0x377a ok: 0
22:45:33.158 CCcam: remote ecm -> *****.****.info:25500 0x1702(0x000)
22:45:33.792 CCcam: remote ecm <- *****.****.info:25500 ok
22:45:33.792 CCcam: client *********** ecm request for handler 0x9c 0x1702(0x0) sid 0xde ok: 1
22:45:36.704 CCcam: newcamd ecm -> 192.168.1.88:15001
22:50:01.121 CCcam: ============================================================
22:50:01.121 CCcam: starting CCcam 2.1.3 compiled on Nov 14 2009@00:48:18
22:50:01.121 CCcam: ============================================================
22:50:01.121 CCcam: online using nodeId ************
23:02:46.996 CCcam: client ****** ecm request for handler 0x64 0x500(0x42400) sid 0x20fe ok: 1
23:02:47.532 CCcam: newcamd ecm -> 192.168.1.88:15001
23:02:47.655 CCcam: newcamd ecm <- 192.168.1.88:15001 error
23:02:47.655 CCcam: client ***** ecm request for handler 0x64 0x500(0x42400) sid 0x2bd ok: 0
23:02:48.085 CCcam: remote ecm -> *******.*****.org:22347 0x1810(0x000)
23:02:48.590 CCcam: newcamd ecm -> 192.168.1.88:15001
23:05:01.395 CCcam: =========================================================
23:05:01.396 CCcam: starting CCcam 2.1.3 compiled on Nov 14 2009@00:48:18
23:05:01.396 CCcam: =========================================================
23:05:01.396 CCcam: online using nodeId *************
23:05:41.760 CCcam: newcamd ecm -> 192.168.1.88:15001
23:05:42.008 CCcam: newcamd ecm <- 192.168.1.88:15001 ok
23:05:42.008 CCcam: client ******* ecm request for handler 0x64 0x500(0x42400) sid 0x20fe ok: 1
23:05:43.427 CCcam: newcamd ecm -> 192.168.1.88:15001
23:10:01.488 CCcam: =============================================================
23:10:01.488 CCcam: starting CCcam 2.1.3 compiled on Nov 14 2009@00:48:18
23:10:01.488 CCcam: =============================================================
23:10:01.488 CCcam: online using nodeId ***********************
My oscam config:
----oscam.conf----
[global]
nice = -1
logfile = /var/camlogs/oscam.log
clienttimeout = 5000
fallbacktimeout = 2500
clientmaxidle = 120
cachedelay = 120
bindwait = 120
resolvedelay = 30
serialreadertimeout = 1500
maxlogsize = 10
waitforcards = 1
preferlocalcards = 1
saveinithistory = 1
keepalive = 1
[webif]
httpport = 8888
httpuser = webifuser
httppwd = webifpassword
httprefresh = 5
httphideidleclients = 0
httpallowed = 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.1.255
debug = 255
[newcamd]
key = 0102030405060708091011121314
port = 15001@0500:42400
----oscam.server-----
[reader]
label = JSC
protocol = pcsc
device = 0
services = sids
emmcache = 1,3,2
group = 1
caid = 0500
ident = 0500:42400
ecmwhitelist = 0500@042400:2F,34,52,57
-----oscam.user-----
[account]
user = user
pwd = password
monlevel = 0
uniq = 0
group = 1
au = JSC
caid = 0500
------oscam.services----
[sids]
caid = 0500
provid = 042400
srvid = 0074,20F5,20F6,20F7,20F8,20F9,20FA,20FB,20FC,20FD,20FE,452F,4530,4531
-----oscam.srvid----------
0500:0074|jsc 13.0E|jsc New|TV|Sport|
0500:20F5|jsc 13.0E|jscs +1|TV|Sport|
0500:20F6|jsc 13.0E|jscs +2|TV|Sport|
0500:20F7|jsc 13.0E|jscs +3|TV|Sport|
0500:20F8|jsc 13.0E|jscs +4|TV|Sport|
0500:20F9|jsc 13.0E|jsc +5|TV|Sport|
0500:20FA|jsc 13.0E|jsc +6|TV|Sport|
0500:20FB|jsc 13.0E|jsc +7|TV|Sport|
0500:20FC|jsc 13.0E|jsc +8|TV|Sport|
0500:20FD|jsc 13.0E|jscs +9|TV|Sport|
0500:20FE|jsc 13.0E|jscs +10|TV|Sport|
0500:20FF|jsc 13.0E|Al Jazeera World Cup|TV|Sport|
0500:452F|jsc 13.0E|jsc HD 1|TV|Sport|
0500:4530|jsc 13.0E|jsc HD 2|TV|Sport|
0500:4531|jsc 13.0E|jsc News HD|TV|Sport|
Hopefully somebody might have an idea as to why this keeps crashing, several times daily
Cheers!
