Posts by snifferdsx

  • OpenELEC 5.0.8 released

    OpenELEC 5.0.8 released


    WeTek team is proud to announce the next stable release of OpenELEC for WeTek Play - OpenELEC 5.0.8.


    New in this release:

    Quote
    • Updated XVDR addon
    • Other bug fixes and enhancements


    To install OpenELEC to WeTek Play you don't need to overwrite your Android installation. Just write OpenELEC to an SD-card, and enjoy both of the worlds at the same time with dual boot


    Downloads




    Quote

    Image for for new installations into NAND memory:


    OpenELEC 5.0.8 .zip file for installation to NAND Flash


    Just unpack the provided ZIP archive onto SD-card, insert it into the box, and enter recovery using toothpick. Installation should start automatically.


    Quote

    For updating the existing NAND installations (Do not use this for updating SD-card installations!!!):


    OpenELEC 5.0.8 .tar file for update of existing installation in NAND Flash


    BACKUP YOUR DATA BEFORE UPDATING!!!

  • [tvheadend Tutorial] EMP Profiline DiSEqC Relais 9/1 P.168-W V2

    this is the config file for vdr


    diseqc.conf

  • DiseqC switches and protocol

    i want to make a tutorial about 8 and 16 port switch in tvheadend only i cant test it so i wanne know is there some one who can test it


    Versions and compatibility


    A number of versions of DiSEqC exist:


    • DiSEqC 1.0, which allows switching between up to 4 satellite sources
    • DiSEqC 1.1, which allows switching between up to 16 sources
    • DiSEqC 1.2, which allows switching between up to 16 sources, and control of a single axis satellite motor
    • DiSEqC 2.0, which adds bi-directional communications to DiSEqC 1.0
    • DiSEqC 2.1, which adds bi-directional communications to DiSEqC 1.1
    • DiSEqC 2.2, which adds bi-directional communications to DiSEqC 1.2


    The terms DiSEqC 1.3 and 2.3 are also often used by manufacturers and retailers to refer to the use of DiSEqC with other protocols. For example, 1.3 usually refers to a receiver which uses USALS in conjunction with the DiSEqC 1.2 protocol. Such terminology has not been authorised by Eutelsat.


    The following table shows compatibility between the various DiSEqC versions:



    this is a sort version from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DiSEqC


    EMP Profiline DiSEqC Relais 9/1 P.168-W V2

  • [tvheadend Tutorial] EMP Profiline DiSEqC Relais 9/1 P.168-W V2


    EMP DiSEqC Profiline Relais 9/1 P.168-W V2


    Table 1: P.168 V1 / P.168-W V1 <--- this you need if you have a version 1


    Code
    Sat System A: committed AA  uncommitted 0
Sat System B: committed AB  uncommitted 0
Sat System C: committed BA  uncommitted 0
Sat System D: committed BB  uncommitted 0
Sat System E: committed AA  uncommitted 1
Sat System F: committed AB  uncommitted 1
Sat System G: committed BA  uncommitted 1
Sat System H: committed BB  uncommitted 1



    Table 2: P.168 V2 / P.168-W V2 <---- this is the table we need


    Code
    Sat System A: committed none uncommitted 0
Sat System B: committed none uncommitted 1 
Sat System C: committed none uncommitted 2 
Sat System D: committed none uncommitted 3 
Sat System E: committed none uncommitted 4 
Sat System F: committed none uncommitted 5 
Sat System G: committed none uncommitted 6 
Sat System H: committed none uncommitted 7


    [Step 01]

    Quote

    Install tvheadend
    if you have do this all ready skip this step


    [step 02]

    Quote

    we need to know the ip number from openelec
    if you know your ip number you can skip this step




    [step 03]

    Quote

    on the second line you see your ip number


    open a webrowser and type http://your ipnumber:9981


    Code
    http://192.168.1.13:9981


    Quote

    replace the ipnumber with your own



    [step 04]

    Quote

    Click on "Configuration" then click on "DVB input"



    Quote

    click on "Availink AVL6211+AV2011 DVB-S/S2 : DVB-S #0"


    Quote

    by SatConfig: clink on the pull down menu and choose "Advanced (Non-Universal LNBs, Rotors, etc.)"


    Quote

    check the box by "Enable" then click on [Save]



    [step 05]

    Quote

    Advanced (Non-Universal LNBs, Rotors, etc.)


    Quote

    By Orbital Positions: replace the 0 into 8 then click on [Save]


    [step 06]


    Code
    LNB 1 = 28.2E
LNB 2 = 23.5E
LNB 3 = 19.2E
LNB 4 = 16.0E
LNB 5 = 13.0E
LNB 6 = 7.0E
LNB 7 = 4.8E
LNB 8 = 0.8 W



    Quote

    Click on Networks



    Quote

    Click on "Add"



    Quote

    i have have a wetek with 2 satellite tuners so i need to click on "dvb-s Network"





    Quote

    Click on "Create"



    Quote

    after we do this by all 8 sat we get this to see


    Quote

    the sats on the blue lines, tvheadend have not there "Pre-defined Muxes:" for
    you must add your self


    [step 07]




    Quote

    This are the setings for this lnb
    click then on [Save]



    Quote

    Uncommitted:0 is lnb1. Uncommitted:7 is lnb8


    Quote

    repeate this by every lnb



    Quote

    this you get if you have do all lnb


    if you have Enable all lnb it wil take a very long time by scan the sats


    the zip file is my back with this settings and tvheadend and oscam is so you dont need do this all :)


    howto restore backup


    first unzip the file then do copy to /storage/backup see tutorial

  • How do you verify E22tvh channel list converter is working ?


    yep that is why there is not in networks



    this you must see


    ok i wil try it here and look what happens


    - - - Updated - - -


    ok here happends the same can you try a other list


    - - - Updated - - -


    on c:/tmpe22tvh is a rar/zip file TVHch that is the file that goes to the wetek
    look like you missing a file in your e2 channel list or so because in the TVHch is on the map channel

  • How do you verify E22tvh channel list converter is working ?


    first what for os do you use looks like linux if i use e22tvh with wine i get this tooo


    Quote

    15:55:01 : Connecting to: 192.168.0.185
    15:55:07 : Waiting to request a password...
    15:55:22 : Dialog or communication error!