Posts by joeuser

  • Oscam no running

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    ls -al /usr/local/etc
find / -name oscam.conf


    second command may take awhile.


    But if you run oscam like I wrote, it should tell you where it is loading config files from.


    Also, once it is running, connect to it from the webif ( hxxp://<ip address>:8888 )

  • Network ID

    Not sure about that box, but on other boxes, sometimes it is best to do a manual scan. If you can find a transponder list for your provider, you can enter the details of one transponder in manual scan and make sure you select "network scan" then it should automatically detect it...

  • Oscam no running

    You need to find out why it is crashing (if it is...)


    Try running it in the foreground and see where it crashes:

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    /usr/local/bin/oscam -d -c /usr/local/etc


    Are the only config files in /usr/local/etc ??


    What files are in /usr/local/etc ?

  • My powervu linux streaming setup II. (TVHeadend)

    I have been using TVHeadend (instead of MuMuDVB) for two months now. I had to make some patches to oscam-emu/osemu and to tvheadend to get it to work. But, now no patches are needed since now the functionality is implemented in the latest TVHeadend.


    Basic steps to setup:


    Install TVHeadend (latest version from nightly builds...)
    For Debian:

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    echo deb https://dl.bintray.com/tvheadend/ubuntu master main | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-get install tvheadend



    (You can use this guide for help with setting up TVHeadend: http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=78286)


    Create network(s)



    Add network created to adapter

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    Configuration -> DVB Inputs -> TV adapters -> (your adapter) -> Parameters
	(varies depending on your physical setup, ie motor/diseqc swithces. etc...)
	Under Basic Settings add your new network



    Define mux for your network

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    Configuration -> DVB Inputs -> Muxes -> add
	Network: HBO (or whatever you entered above)
	Delivery system: DVB-S
	Frequency: 10935000
	Symbol rate: 13750000
	Polarization: H
	Modulation: QPSK
	FEC: 5/6

	Leave other defaults and press "create"



    Scan new muxes

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    Configuration -> DVB Inputs -> Networks
	Select HBO (or whatever you entered above) and then press "Force Scan"


    Hopefully if you go now to Services, you should see the channels from the mux...

    Create a PowerVU streaming profile with mpeg-ts pass through and enable PAT and SDT rewrite

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    Configuration -> Stream -> Streaming Profiles -> Add
	Type: MPEG-TS Pass-thru/built-in
	Enabled: (check)
	Profile Name: PowerVU (or any name, but must replaced in further config, scripts, etc...)
	Rewrite PMT: unchecked
	Rewrite PAT: checked
	Rewrite SDT: checked
	Rewrite EIT: unchecked

	Leave other defaults and press "create"



    Create a pvu user with password pvu with PowerVU as streaming profile (or any name/password, but must replaced in further config, scripts, etc...)



    Install either oscam-emu or osemu
    Build your own, or look here for latest versions: http://linuxsat-support.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1230


    Since oscam-emu/osemu ignores the user:password in the url request, you must setup the user:password for TVHeadend in oscam-emu/osemu.
    For OSEmu, add "-t <stream source user>:<stream source password>" to the command line:

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    ./OSEmu -a user:pass -p1234 -s tvheadendhostip -r 9981:17999 -c /path/to/PowerVU_keyfile -b -t pvu:pvu


    And for oscam-emu, you have to add the user:password to the oscam.conf file in the streamrelay section:

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    [streamrelay]
stream_source_port            = 9981
stream_source_auth_user       = pvu
stream_source_auth_password   = pvu


    To use with TVHeadend, you just need to create a URL something like:

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    http://pvu:pvu@192.168.1.10:17999/stream/service/5207215882cb76f456a5d65ecfba2124?profile=PowerVU&descramble=0&emm=1:0:0:4


    Where the last number is the sid (srvid/service id) of the channel in hex.


    Here are some scripts (original base from B C at TVHeadend forum) modified to create vlc playlists and userbouquets for use with enigma2.


    VLC playlist:


    Enigma2 userbouquet:



    BTW:
    I left the user:password in the URL in the scripts because in the future I would like to change oscam-emu/osemu so it parses the http request and passes on the user:password hash to enigma2/TVHeadend instead of making it an oscam-emu/osemu config option.


    Attached are the binaries I am currently using, the scripts and an example oscam.conf...

  • Organise recordings by program

    Not sure if there is some plugin to do it, but it can be done via telnet/ssh.

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    cd /media/hdd/movie
mkdir programa
mv *programa* programa


    Just make sure in the mv (move) command, you select an appropriate wildcard to match only the programs you want to move! To see which files before to test, try:

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    ls *programa*


    Can also be done with some ftp manager (filezilla, etc) Just make sure you move ALL files for each recording (.ts .ts.mets .ts.sc .ts.ap .ts.cuts .eit etc)


    Also, once you create the directories, if you have timer recordings, you can set the location to the appropriate place and it will record there directly...


    BTW, you can also make sub-directories as well/

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    mkdir porn
mkdir porn/blondes
mkdir porn/brunettes
mkdir porn/redheads
mkdir porn/young_shaved
mkdir porn/old_hairy


    ;)

  • Oscam-emu now supports powervu without streamrelay (on dreambox only...)

    Quote from youpai

    You can compile a powervu to remove the flow relay only DVB-Api EMU oscam


    It is done by config.

  • Oscam-emu now supports powervu without streamrelay (on dreambox only...)

    Quote from ddvdman

    What package dose this open then?


    Mostly just feeds. You can do a search on kingofsat for powervu encryption to find channels, then look for keys. (No keys posted here of course!)
    http://en.kingofsat.net/find2.php?pos=&cl=&num_pays=&num_genre=&num_crypt=10&num_standard=&ordre=freq


    - - - Updated - - -


    Quote from Bitman

    Working fine on Vuduo2 here using PLi4


    This thread is about powervu "without streamrelay"...


    - - - Updated - - -


    Quote from ade1970

    hi, only ever used Blackhole back in the early days and openvix ever since, would it be possible to 'dual/multi-boot ' or similar PLi4 etc , so as to be able to run powervu on vu duo2?


    I think people have reported that powervu works via stream relay on openvix. Look here for help:http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=88764

  • Oscam no running

    Your logging options need to be in the [global] section.

  • Oscam no running

    First error looks like you type "--c" instead of "-c" on command line.


    Other errors should not keep it from running.


    Can you show the end of log when it stops?


    Can you post the oscam.conf file (removing any passwords...)

  • Oscam no running

    From "ps" it whows it has started. I am not sure the status function is always accurate.


    Can you connect to webif?


    Try to do

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    netstat -antp | grep oscam

    and see if oscam is listening on any ports.


    Try starting oscam from the command line and see what it shows.