Do you have timeshift enabled on the hdd? Does it only happen when you are watching something else?
Posts by joeuser
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Powervu channels do not just "open" the same as other channels with oscam. You need to look at the instructions closely and use the "stream relay" to view the powervu channels. Probably best to first test with an external viewer (like VLC) on a PC to verify it is working before you try to create the IPTV favorites for enigma2...
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I think you need the powerpc tuxbox old version for the 500.
Do you already have an old version installed?
I think here should be a version you can use: http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=94793
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Set the elevation at 29.0 for my area bridgend south wales
I think that is for a fixed dish, for a motor it would be more like 23. On my motor bracket, on one side it is for elevation and the other side are markings for latitude.
At the top of this page, under quick links is dishpointer. On there set your location and look at the bottom of the list for motor settings. Also probably best to first test with a satellite as close to due south as possible for your location - so maybe try 4W.
Also, sometimes it is useful to zoom in and find a landmark on the map to point at for due south. And if you have a mobil or tablet, you can use an app to check the signal without having to climb up and down all the time...
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Just to note, if the binary you extract from the download is named something like "oscam-svn11052-openpli40-webif-etc" it needs to be renamed to just "oscam".
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First one is just for terrestrial or cable, second one looks like it would work.
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fishbone.satelit.support - no support for pay servers - read the rules.
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Looks like you have multiple keys for srvid 4 in your softcam.key file. If you have more than one, the second should be 10004 and the third 20004 etc.
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Display MorePowerVU config ============== Keys in SoftCam.Key: P <srvid> <nb> <key> example: P 1234 01 11223344556677 For channels with same srvid: Channel #1: P 1234 01 11223344556677 Channel #2: P 11234 01 11223344556677 Channel #3: P 21234 01 11223344556677 AU keys: P <srvid> <UA> <key> example: P 1234 11223344 11223344556677 -
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I read about this awhile ago, but now I have actually seen it. Microsoft is using updates to push Windows 10 upgrade files to users computers. So far I have heard about this actually happening to five friends now. Although all are in the US, so not sure if it is happening anywhere else also. One friend asked me for help when he could not delete an email from his Thunderbird email client. Turns out his SSD was filled with the win10 upgrade files. Here is a copy of an article with steps to remove if anyone needs.
QuoteDisplay MoreMicrosoft has reportedly been downloading Windows 10 installation files on to computers running Windows 7 and 8.x, regardless of whether the users plan to upgrade to the new OS or not.
If you’re thinking of making the switch, and have requested an upgrade, that is fair enough. But if you’re more than happy to stick with your older OS for now, you might not be too happy about Microsoft cluttering up your hard drive with junk install files you don’t want. Fortunately, removing these files is easy enough.
Browse the root of your system drive, and you may find one or two sizable directories -- $Windows.~BT, and $Windows.~WS. These are hidden folders that contain the Windows install files (make sure Windows is set to show hidden files if the folders aren't visible). While you can just delete large folders, the best way to remove them and regain space is by using the built in Disk Cleanup tool.Click Start and search for Disk Cleanup. Right-click the application that appears, and select Run as administrator. Select the drive you want to clean up -- this should be your system drive -- and click OK.
Click on Clean up system files, and select the drive again. In the list you’ll see Temporary Windows installation files. If this contains a sizable number of files, select it and click OK to remove the contents. This will clean out everything in the $Windows.~BT folder, but not in the $Windows.~WS directory (Disk Cleanup doesn’t target this particular folder at the moment). You can delete it manually though.
As for preventing the files being downloaded again, go to Start > Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall or change a program. Click View installed updates on the left. Use the search box to locate the following updates: KB3035583, KB2952664, and KB3021917 (Windows 7) or KB3035583 and KB2976978 (Windows 8). Right-click each one and select Uninstall. When done, go to System and security in the Control Panel, and select Windows Update > Check for updates. Right-click each of the above updates in turn and select Hide update.
BTW - you will know the files are downloaded to your pc when you see an icon in the taskbar for the win10 upgrade. -
I am not sure what you are asking about exactly, you say you "want to upgrade to sat" but then you mention "dvb-t2/t dvb-c dongles"?? For sat you would need dvb-s/s2 (s2 needed for many channels these days.) That said, most use standard drivers, so should work.
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Please write for which box/image and maybe some details about options used for compiling if you know them.
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Yes, latest is best. As to where, I am not sure for your box/image - best to follow master G's advice.
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I just flashed my receiver to start all over again,with the files you gave me will need your guide again to scale true this time.i need to set up my cline or will it be necessary for me to get a separate cam for my cline or the oscam-emu you will do
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hi mbi,can you assist me to set up powervu on my vu duo2 using openvix image.am new to enigma and the stress is too much
Oscam-emu still supports the regular functions of oscam... If you need help with a cline, look in the oscam section.
For powervu, look here for instructions. How to Watch PowerVu Channels on Enigma2 with Oscam Emu If you have specific questions, you should post in that thread. -
You should connect to the oscam-emu webif from a browser (http://(your box ip):8888) and look at the logs to see if it gives you any hints. You can post here, but be careful to remove any keys/private details...
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with oscam-emu it is not necessary to use the constcw reader. That is for plain oscam, oscam-emu uses:
If the reader does not exist, oscam-emu will automatically create it (and use it.) But, if you want to specify something other than the defaults, you should create the reader in oscam.server with the specific settings you need. (Of course only if the defaults are not working...)You can verify this by connecting to the webif and selecting readers. (Also there you can change the settings and it will save a new oscam.server file for you.)
BTW - the default is to look in the oscam config directory for the file SoftCam.key.
Note: if you already have a constcw reader setup under oscam, oscam-emu will still use it. Just be careful if you configure caid/idents for each reader...
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Here are some of the most common builds, downloaded from another site. Thanks to HaPeBa
(some builds removed to reduce size, if you need specific build you can ask and I will upload if I have...)
