Posts by joeuser

Looks like Astra is not sending the ecm pid. Astra needs to be configured to send the ecm pid. I did not play with Astra for a very long time, so I do not remember exactly how to do it...

Post some logs and the URL's you are trying to use..

BTW - to get debug output, for osemu use the "-v" option and for oscam use the debug option "-d68" (4 = cardreader - prints pids found , 64 = emm - prints UA keys found in stream).
Warning, for some channels with lots of UA keys in the stream, it will spew a lot of "key not found/missing" messages...
Attached Files

Quote from PRINCIPAL

joeuser you have been so great help to all with a sincere mind to bring up the juniors precisely. i must be frank thanks. but nothing i can extract from the oscam-svn11203-openpli40-webif-oscam-emu-patched.tar.gz last post. kindly look at it again thanks God bless u more

You are right, it looks like the upload did not work correctly. Interesting that 15 other downloaders did not comment...

Try this.

Quote from linoobs

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i have a question, i want use astra as stream, instead mumudvb, which stream name for channel should i write? i have tried http://127.0.0.1:4242/bysid/900 it is for SID 900 Discovery Ukraine on 4,9E Astra, VLC seems get stream http://192.168.0.100:17999/1:0:1:384:B:16:0:0:0:0: but it show nothing, like not decrypted. Thx. Rgds

Then you need the regular OSEmu. The one posted here is modified to use with MuMuDVB. The version of OSEmu I posted in the TVHeadend thread will work.

Could not bind to socket.

Means something else is running and already using the port (17999) so it cannot start. Try:

netstat -antp |grep 17999

to see what is running. Most likely a version of oscam or osemu is running in the background.

Are you looking at 40.5W? If so, kingofsat shows settings of dvb-s qpsk (not 8psk) and 4065, R, 12500, 3/4.

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Here are updated files. The stream emm processing is now enabled/disabled via config. (Default is disabled.)

For OSEmu, use the "-e" option.

For oscam-emu add the following line to the oscam.conf file:

[streamrelay]
stream_emm_enabled            = 1

Or it can be configured via the webif...

Quote from benwiddowson

I couldn't find a hdmu image that would load on it. Could you point me in the right direction? What tweaks did you make to it?

I am currently using this version of HDMU (with my hacked pti module) and have had no problems. http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=97793
Download pti.ko from here (ver 217) and replace the existing file in /lib/modules (and reboot...)http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=82978&p=269966&viewfull=1#post269966

If I recall correctly, there is a problem with the OpenSSL libraries. You need a version of oscam-emu (oscam with emu patch) specifically for openpli.

Nice script, except it fails when it comes to a bouquet that is empty and does not continue any further. I made a small fix for you.

-- boxIp if chane port of openwebif add port like IP:PORT
local boxIp = '10.0.0.6'
-- Sream port
local streamPort = '8001'
-- Playlist Name
local boxName = 'Satellite'




-- Authentication --
local username = 'root'
local password = 'password'
-- if have openwebif authentication make this true
local httpPassword = false
-- if on change channel need password make this true
local streamPassword = false







-- Do Not Touch
local xml = nil
local servicesUrl = 'http://' .. boxIp .. '/web/getservices'
if httpPassword then servicesUrl = 'http://' .. username .. ':' .. password .. '@' .. boxIp .. '/web/getservices' end
local bugetUrl = 'http://' .. boxIp .. '/web/getservices?sRef='
if httpPassword then bugetUrl = 'http://' .. username .. ':' .. password .. '@' .. boxIp .. '/web/getservices?sRef=' end
local streamUrl = 'http://' .. boxIp .. ':' .. streamPort .. '/'
if streamPassword then streamUrl = 'http://' .. username .. ':' .. password .. '@' .. boxIp .. ':' .. streamPort .. '/' end




function descriptor()
    return { title = boxName, capabilities = {} }
end




function activate()
    main()
end




function main()
    loadXmlLib()
    local s = parse_xml(servicesUrl)
    if s ~= nil then
        for _, b in ipairs(s.children_map['e2service']) do
            local buget = parse_xml(bugetUrl .. b.children_map['e2servicereference'][1].children[1])
            if buget ~= nil then
                local node = vlc.sd.add_node( { title=b.children_map['e2servicename'][1].children[1] } )
		if (buget.children_map['e2service']) then
		    for _, c in ipairs(buget.children_map['e2service']) do
			node:add_subitem( {
				path = streamUrl .. c.children_map['e2servicereference'][1].children[1],
				title = c.children_map['e2servicename'][1].children[1]
                         } )
	            end	
                end
            end
        end
    end
end




function loadXmlLib()
    if xml ~= nil then return nil end
    xml = require("simplexml")
end




function parse_xml( url )
    local response = xml.parse_url( url )
    xml.add_name_maps( response )
    --if response == nil then return nil end
    return response
end

It would be nice if you would detect IPTV channels and convert them to direct links. (Open directly from VLC instead of stream from box...)

I finally got around to testing auto update. I made some changes to oscam-emu/osemu to allow for processing the emm pid through the stream relay connection. So it now works with TVHeadend. Attached are x64 binaries for oscam-emu and osemu.

Note: Sometimes TVHeadend does not send the emm pid. (The "emm=1" option should send it...) If you don't see it, try restarting the connection. I will try to debug why when I get some free time and/or submit a bug report to TVHeadend.

Also note: I only tested on a few channels. The parsing of the CAT is a bit of a hack, so it may not work on all channels....

(Source code is available on my osemu git and I have issued a pull request, but not sure if/when it will get merged...)

I finally got around to testing auto update. I made some changes to oscam-emu/osemu to allow for processing the emm pid through the stream relay connection. So it now works with mumudvb. Attached are x64 binaries for oscam-emu and osemu - both with the "bysid" patch to work with mumudvb.

Note: the autoconfiguration mode of mumudvb does not detect (and therefore does not send) the emm pid. So, it is best to use a manual config of channels and add the emm pid to the list of streamed pids...

Also note: I only tested on a few channels. The parsing of the CAT is a bit of a hack, so it may not work on all channels....

(Source code is available on my osemu git and I have issued a pull request, but not sure if/when it will get merged...)

Hard to tell - probably most changes won't affect you. In any case you can try this one:
( I never built with pcsc support and can't test, so let me know if it works...)

If you can't build yourself, Debian has pre-built packages for mips/mipsel. But you may not find a version which can work due to dependencies. Screen is a similar application to tmux, but probably has the same/similar dependencies...
https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/tmux

If you have a dreambox, you do not need to use stream relay (or iptv bouguets...) - follow the instructions in the dreambox powervu thread and post there if you still have problems.

Quote from PRINCIPAL

how can it work without any additional pc with vlc player to play the powervu channels from enigma2. any config correction for enigma2 receiver to show the powervu channels from it video output?

If you have a dreambox look here: http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=96574
Otherwise, look here:http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=88764&highlight=powervu
and/or here:http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=87129&highlight=powervu

There is a new Openpli image for alien2 (spark7162) from MastaG, but there are still some small bugs. The latest from PKT (Hyperion 5.1) seems to be stable so far after a week of use. Or the HDMU image is always good. (but you need to replace the pti module for multiple concurrent tuner use.)

If your upload bandwidth is not good and you have a pc you can use, you can use VLC on a pc to transcode for you. Basic instructions in this thread:http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=83286Maybe more detailed tutorial somewhere here also if you search...

Quote from ulisseitaca

Then I do a channel search and then load the custom settings .

What "custom settings" do you load??? A serial console log would be helpful. No new update that I know of. Image was good and stable, but with no new updates and no plugins, it is not very useful...

You would have to check if they allow servers. Most are only for anonymous surfing and do not allow you to have a fixed IP address and be able to run servers to which others can connect. Basically they are just for you to connect outside anonymously, not for others to connect to you...

VPN is a generic term (Virtual, Private Network) so not sure which variant your usenet provider is providing, but most likely there is a debian solution for whatever they use. Hard to say if it will be straightforward without knowing details...

Also not sure what speed they are offering (and which services as some may be blocked...) so it may not be (probably not) a good idea to use it for everything...