Posts by Haaraanaaaai

Quote from satfreund

In German, we say: Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

I think:

You should also access the "beautiful" websites via an internet browser to enjoy the "great" advertising.

The E2iPlayer blocks the ads, and the website operators don't like that, so they're constantly tweaking their access methods.

I'm convinced that it's not due to ads in this case.

Are you saying that e2iplayer is poorly developed, that the providers can detect it, and that they're blocking content exchange with the plugin?
Wouldn't it theoretically be the other way around that they block the streamed content on E2iplayer during streaming?

Furthermore, I can easily and smoothly stream movies in the browser using ad-blocking plugins without any access restrictions.

KiddaC , urie

I forgot to mention that I tried these three media players in the service app, but unfortunately, it did not lead to any success. I also tried different media players in the Xtreamity settings.

It's strange that it doesn't affect all movies in the list. Most of the movies are in .mkv format, and not all of them have playback issues.

So what can we conclude from this?

Quote from Masta2002

Mr.X updated hdfilme today

thx for this hint

Thanks. Unfortunately, the hosts on e2iplayer still can't access many movies that are available online through the hosts. Why is that? It's not only the case with HDFilme but also with Kinoking, Kinokiste and other providers.

I would like to ask some people here whether such a problem is known and what the best suitable solution to it is. When I play a movie from the VOD list, it stutters every half second or millisecond. I'm convinced that neither the streaming server nor my internet connection is to blame. It's not buffering. I believe it's more likely a problem with the video rendering. I read on the internet that the frame rate of the movie (e.g. 24 fps, 25 fps or 30 fps) does not match the Hz number of the monitor/television (usually 50 Hz or 60 Hz). This causes frames to be skipped, which feels like a brief stutter or "lag" every few milliseconds. My TV isn't exactly new anymore. Could it really be the TV? Is there no other solution than buying a new one?

Masta2002

I've updated this extension to the latest version. Unfortunately, the domains are outdated and haven't been updated, like hdfilme.my. It should be hdfilme.press. I believe this way you can find the movies that are available in the browser on the hdfilme.press website. Currently, the selection of movies on the E2Iplayer plugin is very limited.

Quote from asdan

Don't expect too much from free streaming and movies; after all, the stream that works today might not work tomorrow.

The main point here is that the host list loaded on E2Iplayer does not reflect the complete list of movies from those hosts as shown in the browser. In other words, it’s possible that incorrect or outdated domains have been uploaded to E2Iplayer, or the issue lies deeper.

Hi everyone,

After the latest update of OpenATV and the Chromium plugin, I can no longer open videos on YouTube. This wasn't a problem before – I could watch the videos without logging in. Now, however, YouTube is asking me to log in to view the content.

Has anyone else experienced this? Are there any known solutions or workarounds to fix this problem, ideally without having to log in?

Thank you in advance for your support!

Has anything changed since the January update? Many links on the hosts are either missing or broken. It's incredibly tedious and time-consuming to have to go through every host just to find a movie. If you do find a movie on one of the hosts, you're lucky if the link works, because most of them are broken.

It also seems quite strange to me that so many movies are missing on E2Iplayer, even though they're listed on the host's website in the browser.

After the update via Telnet, all channels are working again. However, the following problem occurs: During commercial breaks, the picture freezes at the end of an ad in the advertising session, and the sound speeds up until finally there is no sound at all. This is very frustrating and exhausting because I constantly have to switch channels and rewind to figure out when the commercials end.

This is especially annoying when watching a movie from the VOD list, where the picture freezes during ads, and I have to turn off and restart the movie repeatedly to carefully find the exact moment when the commercials end.

This issue has become very burdensome for me, especially today, as a movie had three commercial breaks. I ended up spending around 10 minutes trying to find the end of the commercials, restarting the movie multiple times to skip past the ads.

I hope this problem can be fixed.

What does it mean if some movies are unavailable on E2Iplayer from multiple providers, but are accessible on their websites?

Is there an instruction explaining what individual functions in the settings actually mean? Some are self-explanatory, but some are incomprehensible.

After installing the PlutoTV plugin from the OpenATV 7.6 feed, I noticed that the plugin had been significantly updated, so that I can no longer access channel settings, and there is no option to download or update channels.

Have I missed something, or is there a completely different control menu now that I haven't discovered yet?

Maybe consider updating this plugin so that it doesn't jump back to the beginning every time, but instead remembers which channel was last linked. It would be much more practical in my opinion, because if someone wants to go back to the beginning, they can just press "0" to go back to top.

Would like to hear opinions from the developer and other users.

I am truly appalled by the market for Linux satellite receivers. Many manufacturers want to squeeze a lot of money from buyers, but they don’t always equip newer, more powerful components. This is disappointing, especially with some overpriced receivers that still use only a 2-core CPU or DDR3 RAM. The SoC Broadcom BCM7252S dates from 2015 and the HiSilicon Hi3798MV200 from 2016. The ARM Cortex-A53 CPU is quite outdated, dating back to 2012. Many receivers still use A53, I haven’t seen A78 or A510 in use so far. Sadly, manufacturers continue to ship DDR3 RAM in Linux satellite receivers, which is long out of fashion. I don’t understand why manufacturers are still allowed to use DDR3 in Linux satellite receivers. It feels almost ridiculous.

If you’re looking for a strong, high-performance receiver, I warmly recommend the Dreambox One Ultra HD. It has a powerful, fast 6-core CPU with plenty of DMIPS and DDR4 RAM (2 GB). For this price, there’s really nothing to complain about. Vu+ cannot hold a candle to Dreambox, neither technically nor price-wise. Vu+ uses “outdated” technology, and I wouldn’t buy Vu+ for this reason, because they still use DDR3 RAM. Vu+ offers little value for money at this price-to-performance ratio, while Dreambox delivers considerably more.

If you want to stay in the mid-range segment and are looking for a stable and reliable receiver, I wholeheartedly recommend the AB PULSe 4K.

Quote from urie

Sorry but you do not seem to understand for epg yes every channel needs epg_id example BBCOne.uk would be BBC One channel name .

So at the end of the day you need to play channel to see what one it is then assign epg_id via jedi epg xtream.

But jedi epg xtream will try to match channel name from bouquet and assign what it thinks is correct epg_id but if channal name is wrong then as I mentioned you can select channel in jedi epg xtream but than manually select the correct channel it is from availabe ones there.

No one can help if provider has wrong channels names or perhaps correct channel name but wrong epg_id.

Other that that then you need to use an editor I use iptveditor to rename channels and epg_id and I need to do because of some cheaper providers thousands of channels every country not needed. KiddaC other plugin BMX can help so you can select categories you only want, that can help you only need to try and assing the ones needed but if channels are wrong name then that can still be a problem.

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This isn't about incorrect channel names or incorrect epg_IDs. Some EPG sources use their own numerical channel identifier, e.g., "2235" and not the channel name. The best way to assign channels is with an editor, as you mentioned. Alternatively, as I envision it, you can take some notes on which epg_ID belongs to which channel, so you can quickly find the correct mapping on the receiver using EPGXtream.

I think the problem is when the channels from EPG sources have ID in numbers and not the name of the channel. Unfortunately, then it's impossible to know which channel needs the correct link. I don't think there's a solution to this problem, or is there?

Quote from urie

Are you saying when you select Service Name Picon (SNP) it is making Service reverence Picons (SRP) ?

I have not noticed that I always select snp.

Are you also downloading picons from example plugins picons.

No, I'm saying that if I select "Service Name Picon" in BMX, then "Channel Name Picon" will be created. I'm not sure if I select "Service Reference Picon" if they would be created that way.

The plugin is only for satellite channels and for selecting directions for Picons.

Is there a reason why a channel name picon is created despite selecting "Service Name Picon" ?

Is it correct to say that Android IPTV boxes are better suited for IPTV/VOD thanks to ABR and pre-fetch, while satellite receivers, i.e., set-top boxes, are primarily intended for satellite channels? What concrete improvements would you recommend to optimize Enigma2 in this area (buffers, prefetch, UI) ?

Could you add an option to show a progress bar, like on YouTube, showing how much of a stream the receiver has already loaded before it starts playing? Or is there a disadvantage to this?