Posts by joeuser

  • Dolby Digital on Alien 2 and Vix

    I never tried vix, but I know sometimes a "prefer" option does not always work. Have you tried checking the audio selection of the channel and make sure it is using the AC3 track?


    If it isn't automatically selected and you manually choose it, then you should also change "prefer audio track from service" to yes. (That way next time it will use the same track...)

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels


    Very funny, thanks for the laugh! You sound like an old communist - scared of change and scared of choice. You registered in 2013, but just today learned how to post something. I can see how your Linux box must make you very confused. If after 2 years you still haven't figured it out, it is probably best if you get rid of your Linux box and go back to sitting in your rocker and staring out the window all day. :)

  • webif vlc and bouquet streaming

    I never had problem with the playlist created for a bouquet.



    Maybe the openwebif in your image is different???



    You could probably create a custom radio channel to stream and you could try pausing/resuming the stream to get in sync but even then it would probably drift.

  • MCAS plugin with PowerVu support

    Quote from joeuser

    No, just spark 7162


    Sorry the info I was given may have been wrong. I cannot test (don't have 7111) but some have reported it works.


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    New version, same binary, but updated keys...


    ver.1.0.34 from 01.24.2016
    Updated key Powervu
    Bundeswehr TV (bw tv) & Radio Andernach (13E-11054H27500 + 57E-11007V4880 + 7W-11595V27500)
    HBO / CineMax (4.0 ° W - 10934 H DVB-S / QPSK 13750 5/6)

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels

    The bytes in red are supposed to indicate the SID this ecm is for:

    Code
    channelId = b2i(2, ecm+i+23);
            ecmSrvid = (channelId >> 4) | ((channelId & 0xF) << 12);


    So, the ECM packet is indicating a SID of 0x000D.
    Not sure of an easy fix other than creating keys for the false SID (000D)

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels

    Can you set your debug loglevel to 128 and paste here a sample ecm packet? It should look something like this in the log:

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels

    Here is a fix for setting emm filters, should fix problem some people are having...
    Also fixes small bug of adding last key twice to the key file...

  • Multi-sat / diseqc signal issue

    There will be some signal loss from the switch and if you are already on the line of "just good enough signal quality", then maybe the switch pushes it over the edge. Not sure which switch(es) you tried, but the cheap ones will most likely have more signal loss than the better ones.

  • PowerVu Home Edition

    V 2.0
    - Added ECMs with patterns support.
    Sometimes providers stop sending EMMs. In this case, you can log raw ECMs (at least 9 MB) and then BF them to find the working ECM-Key.
    ECMs unlike the EMMs (targeting limited customers/UAs) are infinite. So if you wait more, you can collect more patterns.

  • show external ip

    Quote from paddyh

    Hi I'm looking to know is there a way to see the external ip of my reciever on the tv screen rather than using telnet on the laptop?? I'm using a vu duo 2 running the latest build of vix. Thanks


    "internal ip" usually refers to the "real" ip on the local network, "external ip" usually refers to the "external" internet address of your router as seen by others from the internet. So, not sure exactly which one you want... For the internal maybe the suggestion above, for the internet external address, that would be more tricky...

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels

    Quote from kungfua7

    how telnet update softcam.key ?


    Maybe easiest is to use oscam's webif (hxxp://boxip:8888) and look under Files->other file->SoftCam.Key.
    Note, the file must be named exactly "SoftCam.Key" (including caps) and already existing in your oscam config directory.


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    Quote from maxx

    linuxsat-support.com/cms/attachment/48526/


    Hi bro,


    This latest patch is awsome and works great. By the way, may I request one thing. How do we cut those spaces between the lines? Where should I edit on the source code?


    The extra newline is necessary because it cannot be assumed there is already one at the end of the file and I don't want to parse the file to find out each time. :)
    But if you want to modify your own look at line 177 in module-emulator-osemu.c :


    Code
    -        snprintf(line, sizeof(line), "\n%c %04X %s %s ; added by OSEmu %s %s\n", identifier, provider, keyName, keyValue, dateText, comment);
+        snprintf(line, sizeof(line), "%c %04X %s %s ; added by OSEmu %s %s\n", identifier, provider, keyName, keyValue, dateText, comment);


    BTW - what box/image are you using and are you using stream relay. (helpful for others to know what is working....)

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels

    UAs are Unique Addresses which each have their own keys to decrypt the new ECM keys sent in the EMM data. The keys for some UAs are posted in various places on the net, but many are only shared privately since it takes a lot of work to extract them...
    For more info, you can read the documents posted on Colibri's site:http://colibri.bplaced.net/powervu.htm


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    Quote from andronick

    joeuser,


    isn't that unique information in the broadcast uses such as oscam-ymod for Biss ?

    Code
    F [<onid>]<service id><video pid> <key number> <key>


    Well, that is not 100% true for biss, and not for powervu either. Also, even then, all that data in not always available to oscam - that is why they use things like 0x1FFF and still search all keys... Also, in the case when the data is not present, there is no way to verify each key belongs to the correct "group" when updating. For instance, when you are on channel x, you have not idea what the video pid of channel y is.

  • OSCam 1.20 rev 11209 emu with auto update for multiple PowerVu channels


    Groupid can be anything you want - as long as each group of keys (ecm + UA) has a unique groupid assigned to them. There is no unique info in the broadcasts which can be used to automatically make groups, so it has to be done manually. I choose groupid's that make sense to me...


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    Quote from maxx

    Hi bro,


    This latest patch is awsome and works great. By the way, may I request one thing. How do we cut those spaces between the lines? Where should I edit on the source code?


    Please do not post any keys!!! I will look later about spaces...


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    Quote from kungfua7

    Group ID mean TSID or NID?


    Neither, it can be whatever you want.

  • correct setting in webif for httpallowed = ? need help!

    If you telnet from the PC to the oscam box and type "netstat -ant" what address does it show as connected? If you can not telnet, then you will need to setup a static route on your other router telling it where the 192.168.5.0 network is...
    You can try this:

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    httpallowed                   = 127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255,10.0.0.1-10.0.255.255