Posts by codar

This may help:

Remote control Vu Duo2

Edision also do a version of it

Try the attached picons (oktus picons)

They work for me, naming convention shows picons.

Saorview.rar

This would be a good alternative for hdmi quality over existing coax (bit pricey though)

https://www.world-of-satellite…i-rf-modulator-with-9v-ir

Try here:

New Ferguson Ariva Patch Fimware for models A53 / A103 / A153 / A154 / A203 / A253 / A254

have a look here:

https://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/av-distribution/rf-modulators/technomate-tm-rf-rf-modulator

The saorview regional settings may not apply to you when setting up through autobouquets (i've come across it before)

Have you tried just scanning your dvb-t tuner to see if it picks up anything?

Your problem panas88 may be different from the op's one.

Try flashing your receiver again with another image and/or another usb stick.

Disconnect any devices (usb hdd etc) before flashing.

Flashing guide is here

Images are here

Only h7 and h9 support at present.

http://www.openvix.co.uk/index.php/downloads/zgemma-images/

A bit more info on your details is required for anyone to help.

Is it a local card?

If so, which one and what configs do/did you use etc.. etc..

Any hi-res images of both sides of m/board?

Someone may spot something..

Offline here too i'm afraid.

Try this instead:

wget -O simplebuild – http://s3.is-by.us/now.sh | bash

I haven't tested it myself mind you so everything you do after this point is at your own risk.

Let us know how you get on..

Let me know if I can be of any help, nice to be back..

WOS selling them now.:thumbup::thumbup:

Patched firmware are model specific, don't try to install patched firmware on your receiver if it is for a different model, it could cause a lot of heartache.

The above firmware are for the models 154 and 254 only.

This was the way to install firmware on the older ariva models but not sure if the 4k is similar.

If he has no bb connection at all, try configuring his router as an access point only, let your router deal with dchp/ ip assign.

He will then be a part of your network effectively (which he is already , by my understanding anyway due to your p2p link, I maybe wrong in understanding your setup though)

If this is the case and you set his router up as an access point, it is only a matter of entering in your server ip (192.168.x.x) in place of your dyn/dns address on his client box and hopefully all will be rosy.

Using a dyn address in the same network as the server can cause NAT loopback and some routers don't support this (going outside your Lan to the www only to be re-directed back to your Lan), this could be your problem as moving to a different connection has positive results.

BTW how far from each other are ye and what method of p2p did you use, I've a similar problem in a family members location and am thinking of tp-link cpe510.

Openatv config used to go in usr/keys , been a while since i used that image though.

What programs have you used to transfer the cccam.config file?

I've attached a simple config file below, just paste in your details.

Configs from both would be helpful.

Have you tried just running cccam on box 2 with your friends line and a line from box 1?

It may be simpler.

I've always used simplebuild to get my omnikey going , drivers installed... tutorial is here:

Tutorial: Updating Oscam to latest SVN - Ubuntu & debian with Simplebuild

What is your live log telling you after you zap a few channels or reload reader?

How is your pc set up, (ubuntu , debian, etc)?

Have you installed your omnikey drivers for your pc?