Posts by Mahmoud Hussein

Alright, tech wizards and bargain hunters!

Let’s talk about something we all ignore until it’s too late **your receiver’s processor overheating like a forgotten potato in the microwave.**

**Why Should You Care?**

Every receiver—whether it’s Enigma, DreamBox, or any other fancy box—has electronic components that generate heat. Why? Because physics hates us. Electricity flows, resistors resist, capacitors… capacitors? (I failed electronics class, okay?). And the star of this heat show? **The processor.**

In Enigma-based receivers, that little silicon diva has a **maximum temperature limit**. Push it too far, and your device starts acting like a drama queen—freezing, crashing, or worse, **permanently frying itself** (RIP, dear friend). Then you’re stuck telling your family, *"No, we can’t watch the game tonight… the receiver is… um… praying?"*

**Real-World Heat Drama ( 🌞🔥)**

- **Box Winter temps:** A cozy 60–75°C (still hot enough to cook an egg slowly).

- **Box Summer temps:**

A spicy 80–100°C (aka **"Welcome to Receiver Hell"**). Mercy is sweet, folks. 😂

**The Budget Cooling Solution (Because We’re Not Made of Money)**

Internal cooling fans? Overpriced and underpowered. **Here’s my cheap, lazy, and effective fix:**

**Option 1: The USB Desk Fan Hack**

- Grab a **USB-powered PC case fan** (the kind that costs less than a shawarma sandwich).

- Plug it directly into your receiver’s USB port.

- Point the airflow toward the receiver’s vents.

- Boom. Instant cooling.

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**Option 2: The "I Have an Old Phone Charger" Special**

- **Fan:** 12x12cm DC fan (cheap, widely available).

- **Power:** Any old **5V phone charger** (the one you kept "just in case").

- **Wiring:** Connect fan wires to the charger (red to +, black to -).

- **Placement:** Blow air **toward** the receiver’s vents (don’t fight physics—hot air rises!).

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**Results? Magic.**

- My Octagon’s temp dropped from **85°C to 55°C** (like going from a sauna to AC paradise).

- **Performance boost?**

Oh yeah. No more lag, no more crashes—just smooth streaming.

- **Longevity?** Your receiver won’t die a fiery death next summer.

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**Pro Tips:**

1. **Buy a silent fan**—unless you enjoy the sound of a tiny helicopter in your living room.

2. **Find them anywhere:** Amazon, Noon, Jumia, or your local PC parts store.

3. **Bonus Hack:** Stick **heat sinks** (aluminum fins) on hot spots for extra cooling.

Hope this saves your receiver (and your sanity). Stay cool, folks!

**Cheers!** 😎❄️

*(P.S. If your receiver still overheats, maybe it’s time to accept that it’s possessed. Call a tech exorcist.)*

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to share with you my experience to purchase a universal remote control for my octagon sf8008 4k device.

My old remote getting slow and I have to press too hard to get action, unfortunately I couldn't found a replacement remote in the market and I have to request it from outside my country 😭

So I make quick search and find the attached model which working perfectly with my box using code (468), it cost me about 3 $ and working perfect on

My Samsung TV

My Octagon Box

My Android TV Box

All in same device and you can switch only with One key press

Regards

Original Remote Screenshot_2025-04-29-21-23-09-526_com.android.chrome.jpg

Universal Remote

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Servus Captain

wenn ich das STB-Lautstärke lautlos stelle durch MUTE-Taste, beim nächsten Kanal ist wieder lauter. Beim 7.6 Alpha war auch so wie 7.6 Beta.

Mein Gerät ist GigaBlue QuadPlus HD.

Hello Captain

When I mute the STB volume using the MUTE button, the next channel is louder again. It was the same with the 7.6 Alpha and the 7.6 Beta.

My device is a GigaBlue QuadPlus HD.

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You have to adjust it from the volume settings, now it changed with channels zap, you should disable this option

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Gent's

Anyupdate About the sf8008 box?

It is clear that the modernization and repair of problems requires a great time and effort,

especially if it is a person who is do and not a specialist team

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Understood, we all appreciate Foxbob efforts and his great work

Gent's

Anyupdate About the sf8008 box?

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Captain

FYI

**Feature Request: Enhancements for Flash Online Tools in Enigma2 **

The Flash Online Tool utility in Enigma2 is a highly valuable feature for downloading and installing new images. To further enhance its functionality and improve the user experience, I would like to propose the following suggestions:

1. **Multi-Image Download Option**

Could an option be added to allow users to select and download multiple images simultaneously? This would streamline the process and save time, especially for users managing multiple configurations or testing different images.

2. **Multi-Image Installation Feature**

Adding the ability to install multiple images in one operation would be highly beneficial. This would be particularly useful when setting up a new SD card or HDD, as users often need to install several images at once.

3. **Automatic Transfer of Common User Files**

Could an option be implemented to automatically copy essential user files (e.g., `fstab`, `autonetwork.xml`, etc.) during the installation process? This would ensure that mounting points, network storage configurations (e.g., NAS), and other critical settings are seamlessly transferred to the new image.

4. **Group File Patching and Configuration Settings**

Is it possible to introduce settings that allow users to patch or copy groups of files (e.g., binaries, config files) across multiple images listed in the MultiBoot Manager? This would simplify the management of shared configurations and reduce repetitive manual tasks.

Your continued support and dedication to improving Enigma2 are greatly appreciated. I believe these enhancements would make the Flash Online Tools utility even more efficient and user-friendly.

Thank you for considering these suggestions.

Best regards,

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Captain

Feature Enhancement Suggestions for FlashOnline Tool in Enigma2 (Part 2)

Thank you for your continuous efforts in improving the Enigma2. Your support and responsiveness to user feedback are greatly appreciated. Below are additional suggestions to further enhance the tool’s functionality and user experience:

1. **Custom Download Location**

Currently, the tool automatically detects the default image folder on the device. However, adding an option to set a **custom download path** (e.g., NAS or shared HDD) would provide greater flexibility, especially for users managing multiple installations or limited internal storage.

2. **Automatic Cleanup of ZIP Files**

An option to **delete downloaded ZIP files after installation** would be beneficial for users with limited storage. This feature could be toggleable in the settings to accommodate different user preferences.

3. **Improved ofgwrite Progress Display**

The current **ofgwrite progress screen** is quite large and centered, which can obstruct visibility during installation. Suggesting the following improvements:

- Reduce the size and thickness of the progress bar.

- Replace it with a **sleeker gauge or circular progress indicator** displaying a percentage in the center.

This would minimize screen interference, allowing users to continue watching their content uninterrupted.

4. **Selective Language Installation**

To optimize storage and installation speed, could the tool allow users to **select only their preferred language** during image installation? Extracting all language files consumes unnecessary space and time, whereas users typically require only one. Additional languages could still be downloaded later via the image feed if needed.

These enhancements would significantly improve usability, efficiency, and resource management. Thank you for considering these suggestions—I look forward to seeing future updates!

Best regards,

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However, you forgot to consider that settings can't simply be transferred 1:1 from Image A to Image B. There are sometimes major differences—for example, between OpenVIX and OpenATV, or DreamOS and OpenE2. Inexperienced users can easily break more than they gain this way. And honestly, no one installs ten different images at once—maybe you do, but nobody else does.

Exactly what input can I add , I have tried to take shortcuts between images openatv , vix , and openBH , trying to transfer settings.

Even asked at one time if a converter could be made no not possible, to many changes between images.

even manually editing settings file yes some things can be edited but at tfhe end of the day just each install from scratch then no problems.

And as you mentioned openatv with flash online with restore setting , and ipk folder in images folder and config folder with myrestore.sh works wonders :)

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I think changing the methodology may be working as work around.

Please find attached my excutable file which made by ajpanel, it successfully working with all known OS images, again all os images

It include my settings such as ( please don't execute it on your device)

fstab settings

Mount Points much as NAS, HDD...etc

The idea is simple, picked up group of files and preserve it's path in .tar.gz file.

I was planning to add more or make a script with help of AI to add more settings to it, but I passed the idea to Captain may be he interest in it.

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However, you forgot to consider that settings can't simply be transferred 1:1 from Image A to Image B. There are sometimes major differences—for example, between OpenVIX and OpenATV, or DreamOS and OpenE2. Inexperienced users can easily break more than they gain this way. And honestly, no one installs ten different images at once—maybe you do, but nobody else does.

You are correct, but these features already available in some multboot plugins, I wonder if you can add it.

By the way, usage of multiple images is very common not only for testing use but multboot option Open the door to install many images on same box as common behavior.

Again, it was just thoughts to share and appreciate your inputs.

Regards

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Response:

1. Multi-Image Download & Installation (Points 1 & 2):

   After downloading an image, users can simply go back and select additional images to download and install — all without needing to reboot. This functionality has been in place for a long time and works reliably. We currently see no need to change it.

2. Automatic Transfer of Common User Files (Point 3):

   Each image already includes a built-in backup and restore feature during the online flash process. This reliably restores key settings like fstab, autonetwork.xml, and others. Additionally, the Backup Manager allows users to define extra files to be included in their backups. This method has been used by all users for years and is fully sufficient.

3. Group File Patching and Configuration (Point 4):

   Patching binary files as part of the update process — for example, to support cloning — is overly complex and not something we plan to implement directly. Each user has the flexibility to create their own script for such purposes. In fact, this functionality already exists:

   If you place a file at

   /media/xxx/images/config/myrestore.sh

   it will be executed automatically after flashing an image as part of the restore process. You can include any binary patches or copy commands you need in that script.

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Thanks Captain for your detailed response, please let me clarify my thoughts in another way.

Multi-Image Download & Installation (Points 1 & 2):

Here I suggest to add queue function to download process, user can decide to start single download process like what we have now or add it to queue with another files to download it one time with one click.

Automatic Transfer of Common User Files (Point 3):

Here I suggest to transfer specific system settings during the installation process itself without the needs to restore image backup, why I have to make image backup file for 10 images just to restore my

- Network settings and password

- Mount Points and NAS....etc

- Language selection

- Location....time settings

- HDMI and resolution settings.

The above settings should copied from the current image to the new image during the installation process itself.

There are no needs to make repeated backup/restore process for separate images.

Anyway, it were thoughts to share, may be logic or not

Regards

Captain

FYI

**Feature Request: Enhancements for Flash Online Tools in Enigma2 **

The Flash Online Tool utility in Enigma2 is a highly valuable feature for downloading and installing new images. To further enhance its functionality and improve the user experience, I would like to propose the following suggestions:

1. **Multi-Image Download Option**

Could an option be added to allow users to select and download multiple images simultaneously? This would streamline the process and save time, especially for users managing multiple configurations or testing different images.

2. **Multi-Image Installation Feature**

Adding the ability to install multiple images in one operation would be highly beneficial. This would be particularly useful when setting up a new SD card or HDD, as users often need to install several images at once.

3. **Automatic Transfer of Common User Files**

Could an option be implemented to automatically copy essential user files (e.g., `fstab`, `autonetwork.xml`, etc.) during the installation process? This would ensure that mounting points, network storage configurations (e.g., NAS), and other critical settings are seamlessly transferred to the new image.

4. **Group File Patching and Configuration Settings**

Is it possible to introduce settings that allow users to patch or copy groups of files (e.g., binaries, config files) across multiple images listed in the MultiBoot Manager? This would simplify the management of shared configurations and reduce repetitive manual tasks.

Your continued support and dedication to improving Enigma2 are greatly appreciated. I believe these enhancements would make the Flash Online Tools utility even more efficient and user-friendly.

Thank you for considering these suggestions.

Best regards,

Captain

Can you please have a look on the crash log attached, it keeping crash when open flash online...

regards

Flash on-line always give me crash when open it

01:04:04.1701 Traceback (most recent call last):

01:04:04.1702 File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/skin.py", line 2310, in processScreen

01:04:04.1703 File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/skin.py", line 2175, in processWidget

01:04:04.1703 skin.SkinError: [Skin] Error: Component with name 'header' was not found in skin of screen 'FlashManager'!

01:04:05.0020 Traceback (most recent call last):

01:04:05.0023 File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/FlashManager.py", line 154, in getImagesList

01:04:05.0024 OSError: [Errno 5] Input/output error: '/media/usb'

01:04:05.0025 [ePyObject] (PyObject_CallObject(<bound method FlashManager.getImagesList of <class 'Screens.FlashManager.FlashManager'>>,()) failed)

I guessed it is skin problem but it repeated on matrix as well

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I know what telnet is used for. But I asked you specifically about this plugin. The plugin manages the channel list. So far, I haven't found any idea what telnet would be for specifically for this plugin. All my plugins are installed via telnet. I just put a link and a description of the plugin and instructions for use in the text file.

I mean telnet to Install your plugin itself

Something like this

wget -q "--no-check-certificate" https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Insprion80/Skins/main/xDreamy/installer.sh -O - | /bin/sh

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ciefp added a new file:

File

CiefpChannelManager

Manage Bouquets and Channels Plugin

ciefp

Apr 26th 2025

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# CiefpChannelManager Plugin Description

**CiefpChannelManager** is a powerful Enigma2 plugin designed for managing TV bouquets and channels on Enigma2-based satellite receivers.

Evolving from the original `CiefpBouquetUpdater`, it offers advanced features for updating, organizing, and editing bouquets and channels,

including robust support for IPTV streams. The plugin provides an intuitive interface for users to customize their channel lists efficiently.

## Functional Components

### 1. Updater ( CiefpBouquetUpdater )

The **Updater** component handles the initial creation and updating of bouquets based on predefined or user-provided channel lists.

- **Capabilities**:

- Imports channel lists from Github site (e.g.,"ciefp-E2-75E-34W").

- Supports updating one or more bouquets, the user chooses what to update.

- Use the OK button to select, the green button to copy, and the yellow button to install.

- Reloads Enigma2 service lists and bouquets after updates to apply changes seamlessly.

- The blue button is used to move to the next bouquet editor screen (Editor).

### 2. Bouquet Editor ( CiefpBouquetEditor )

**Bouquet Editor** allows users to manage the bouquet structure, changing the positions of one or more bouquets.

- **Capabilities**:

- Use the OK button to select one or more bouquets, bouquets are prefixed with a „+“.

- The yellow button activates the Move Mode, the move bouquets are prefixed with „>>“.

- Use the up and down keys to move the selected bouquets.

- When you reach the desired location, turn off the (Move Mode) option on the yellow button.

- Use the green button to save changes to the bouquet files, preserving the structure for Enigma2.

- If we want to edit channels within a bouquet with the selection bar, we come to the bouquet in which the channels we want to edit are located.

- The blue button is used to move to the next bouquet editor screen (Channels).

### 3. Channel Editor ( CiefpChannelEditor )

The **Channel Editor** provides detailed control over individual channels within a bouquet.

- **Capabilities**:

- Select channels (OK button) for editing, marked with a „+“ prefix.

- Delete selected channels or groups (Red button) with immediate list updates.

- Move channels or groups up/down (Yellow button for „Move Mode“) to reorganize the list.

- Selection of the entire channel group blue button, by selecting a marker and using the blue button, all channels up to the next marker are selected.

- By activating "Move Mode", you have the option to move a channel group to the desired location.

- If you want sports channels to be at the top of your bouquet, this option is made for you.

- Support for both standard DVB channels (via `lamedb`) and IPTV channels, ensuring accurate naming and handling.

- Save changes to the bouquet file, with automatic `#DESCRIPTION` generation for IPTV channels.

## Key Features

- **User-Friendly Interface**: Intuitive navigation with color-coded buttons (Green: Save, Yellow: Move Mode, Red: Delete, Blue: Select Group).

- **IPTV Support**: Seamless handling of IPTV channels with proper name extraction and filtering.

- **Debug Logging**: Detailed logs in `/tmp/channel_editor_debug.log` for troubleshooting.

- **Robust Error Handling**: Graceful management of missing files or invalid formats, with clear status messages.

**CiefpChannelManager** is the ultimate tool for Enigma2 users seeking complete control over their TV bouquets and channels,

combining updating, editing, and organizing into one comprehensive plugin.

## Credits

Made by **Grok** (powered by xAI) in collaboration with **CiefpSettings**.

Special thanks to the Enigma2 community for inspiration and support.

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Is it possible to add telnet command , I think it will nice to add it to Xdreamy skin tools box

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For example, what would you use telnet for with this plugin? Describe to me how you imagined what that option would be used for with this plugin.

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**Telnet Command in Linux for Plugin Installation from GitHub**


**Telnet** is a Linux command-line tool that can be used to **install plugins directly from a GitHub repository or cloud storage**, bypassing the need for IPK files or waiting for updates via image feeds. This method is particularly **useful for developers and advanced users** who want quick access to the latest plugin versions.


#### **Why Use Telnet for Plugin Installation?**
1. **Faster Updates** – No need to wait for feeds to refresh; fetch the latest code immediately.
2. **Direct Control** – Install plugins from any Git repository, private or public, without packaging them.
3. **Convenience** – Avoid manually transferring IPK files; pull updates directly from cloud storage.


#### **Example Use Case**: Installing a Plugin via GitHub
Suppose you are developing a **skin (XDreamy) with an integrated toolbox**, and you want users to get updates instantly. Instead of packaging IPK files, you can instruct them to run:


```sh
telnet <your-device-IP>
# Then, execute:
opkg install https://github.com/yourusername/xdreamy-toolbox/raw/main/toolbox.ipk
```
Or, if you host files elsewhere (e.g., Google Drive or AWS S3), provide a direct download link:
```sh
wget -O /tmp/plugin.ipk "https://drive.google.com/your-plugin-link" && opkg install /tmp/plugin.ipk
```


#### **Advantages Over Traditional Methods**
- **IPK Limitations**: IPK files require manual packaging and distribution, slowing updates.
- **Feed Dependence**: Official image feeds may take time to include new versions.
- **Flexibility**: With Telnet/WGET, developers push fixes instantly without waiting for middlemen.


#### **My Personal Workflow: XDreamy Skin Development**


I develop the **XDreamy skin**, which includes **essential plugins and tools**. Instead of waiting for feed updates, I **use Telnet to fetch the latest changes** directly from my GitHub repository. This ensures users always have the newest features and fixes.


For example:
```sh
opkg install https://github.com/xdreamy-dev/xdreamy-skin/raw/main/latest.ipk
```

This method keeps the installation process simple and **keeps users in sync with rapid updates**.

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Actually this feature should included in the image itself, all OE Base images such as openATV, OpenDroid, Egami...etc, you can activate it easily by

Press Menu

Press Menu again

Select text+number+icons

Very few skins had their own icons such as

ozata by mmark

Dark OS by Dimitry

I think openBH deserve this feature also grid display system for plugins browser and channels list

Regards

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Well obviously not all OE-A base images, as OpenBh is an OE-A based image and it doesn't have those options.

If those are features you need, then OpenBh isn't the image for you. Just because most oe-a based images take all openatv options, doesn't mean all oe-a images have too, and sometimes it's good to be a little bit different, otherwise you end up with only 1 image but with different names.

It's just options for the sake of options imo and add's nothing to the user experience or image performance.

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Actually this feature and similar UI are important to users, just for example Old age users or kids with reading difficulties easy for them to depend on images or icons to dealing with their box.

But again it just a feature request you can add it or ignore it.

Regards.

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ciefp added a new file:

File

CiefpChannelManager

Manage Bouquets and Channels Plugin

ciefp

Apr 26th 2025

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# CiefpChannelManager Plugin Description

**CiefpChannelManager** is a powerful Enigma2 plugin designed for managing TV bouquets and channels on Enigma2-based satellite receivers.

Evolving from the original `CiefpBouquetUpdater`, it offers advanced features for updating, organizing, and editing bouquets and channels,

including robust support for IPTV streams. The plugin provides an intuitive interface for users to customize their channel lists efficiently.

## Functional Components

### 1. Updater ( CiefpBouquetUpdater )

The **Updater** component handles the initial creation and updating of bouquets based on predefined or user-provided channel lists.

- **Capabilities**:

- Imports channel lists from Github site (e.g.,"ciefp-E2-75E-34W").

- Supports updating one or more bouquets, the user chooses what to update.

- Use the OK button to select, the green button to copy, and the yellow button to install.

- Reloads Enigma2 service lists and bouquets after updates to apply changes seamlessly.

- The blue button is used to move to the next bouquet editor screen (Editor).

### 2. Bouquet Editor ( CiefpBouquetEditor )

**Bouquet Editor** allows users to manage the bouquet structure, changing the positions of one or more bouquets.

- **Capabilities**:

- Use the OK button to select one or more bouquets, bouquets are prefixed with a „+“.

- The yellow button activates the Move Mode, the move bouquets are prefixed with „>>“.

- Use the up and down keys to move the selected bouquets.

- When you reach the desired location, turn off the (Move Mode) option on the yellow button.

- Use the green button to save changes to the bouquet files, preserving the structure for Enigma2.

- If we want to edit channels within a bouquet with the selection bar, we come to the bouquet in which the channels we want to edit are located.

- The blue button is used to move to the next bouquet editor screen (Channels).

### 3. Channel Editor ( CiefpChannelEditor )

The **Channel Editor** provides detailed control over individual channels within a bouquet.

- **Capabilities**:

- Select channels (OK button) for editing, marked with a „+“ prefix.

- Delete selected channels or groups (Red button) with immediate list updates.

- Move channels or groups up/down (Yellow button for „Move Mode“) to reorganize the list.

- Selection of the entire channel group blue button, by selecting a marker and using the blue button, all channels up to the next marker are selected.

- By activating "Move Mode", you have the option to move a channel group to the desired location.

- If you want sports channels to be at the top of your bouquet, this option is made for you.

- Support for both standard DVB channels (via `lamedb`) and IPTV channels, ensuring accurate naming and handling.

- Save changes to the bouquet file, with automatic `#DESCRIPTION` generation for IPTV channels.

## Key Features

- **User-Friendly Interface**: Intuitive navigation with color-coded buttons (Green: Save, Yellow: Move Mode, Red: Delete, Blue: Select Group).

- **IPTV Support**: Seamless handling of IPTV channels with proper name extraction and filtering.

- **Debug Logging**: Detailed logs in `/tmp/channel_editor_debug.log` for troubleshooting.

- **Robust Error Handling**: Graceful management of missing files or invalid formats, with clear status messages.

**CiefpChannelManager** is the ultimate tool for Enigma2 users seeking complete control over their TV bouquets and channels,

combining updating, editing, and organizing into one comprehensive plugin.

## Credits

Made by **Grok** (powered by xAI) in collaboration with **CiefpSettings**.

Special thanks to the Enigma2 community for inspiration and support.

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Is it possible to add telnet command , I think it will nice to add it to Xdreamy skin tools box

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Hi

How to activate the icon display skin on the menu.
OpenBlackHole-5.5.1

Can you write the explanation?
If this skin does not display icons, please indicate the name of the skin on which the icon works.

skin.jpg

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Not a user configurable option and I don't remember the name of any skins that have icons in the menu.

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Actually this feature should included in the image itself, all OE Base images such as openATV, OpenDroid, Egami...etc, you can activate it easily by

Press Menu

Press Menu again

Select text+number+icons

Very few skins had their own icons such as

ozata by mmark

Dark OS by Dimitry

I think openBH deserve this feature also grid display system for plugins browser and channels list

Regards

I think most of skins working normally with openATV 7.6, anyways

XDREAMY Skin working fine

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Hi

How to activate the icon display on MetrixFHD skin the menu

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Press Menu

press Menu again

Second line you have 3 options (text, text+ number & text+ number+ icons)

Choose icons option

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@kalkan99 @Mahmoud Hussein @4evervu+

Waiting for your feedback after new release 10.8.1

Now the screenshots get the arabic title in proper way, thanks for the dev team efforts.

In egami image 10.6 r9 there are no successful screenshot at all, I don't know if it personal issue or public, please check.

For The feature request to add option to filter/select all/ delete group of services not working as expected, My idea to enable The user to select group of channels and delete it from his channels file.

The work flow as below

Opening Ajpanel

Services/ Channels

Services (May be New tablet display all services in setting file)

Filter (test) just for example

Tablet include all filtered results (all test services)

Selection..... delete/copy/move to bouquet

Etc

Regards