Posts by codar

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but in this case have to lock at the existing installation as is already 3 tv working and need to follow the same setup .he just want to add 2 tv .

If the op's already running coax, it's a relatively cheap upgrade to hd with the added advantage of adding more displays to his existing installation. (but we'll never know unless he posts about his existing installation)

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whats your suggestion on these ?
andon a sidenote agood distribution dvb-s2+T2 that can take a few sat inputs and send to other stb's the various sat's and freeveiwHD to sat min of 6 stb boxes ?

This is only a dvb-t modulator, it takes the hdmi output from a stb and converts it to dvb-t which can be distributed via coax, akin to freesat, which can be tuned in by the tv's tuner (if a digital mpeg4 tuner is present in the tv, ie freeview capable tuner)
One modulator per hdmi input (stb)

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Can you get it to work within your home network (don't need to open a port within your own network)
What image/receiver are you trying to use it with?
I presume we're talking about using the android app.

I think some images have deep standby enabled with a long press of the power button.

There are a couple of ways to do this , hdmi matrix, rf modulation / distribution etc
For good picture quality, I'd consider daisy chaining two of these (if the tv's have freeview/digital tuners)
http://www.world-of-satellite.…HD-Distribution-over-Coax
You'll need to feed the output from the second hdmi modulator into a distribution amplifier/splitter and run your coax from that to the respected tv's.
You'll then have hdmi picture quality over coax cable with the option of injecting an aerial feed for freeview, all with one single coax run to tv's.
Receiver 1 on one channel, receiver 2 on 2nd channel and freeview on 3rd-4th 5th....etc etc..
A good tutorial for daisy chaining them can be found here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vk-_FGZguI

It's still not possible to watch HD unless it's in an official receiver, subscribed to HD pack.
The card will run in Oscam without the need to pair it to an sd receiver (will need boxkey) but all that will be available will be sd content (more or less)

Think it's under the "advanced" tab.
Then scroll down to "NAT" and it's under "port mapping"
Enter in your receiver's ip and port you'd like to use.
This video may be helpful (although it's for minecraft, the principal is the same, no need to watch beyond 59 seconds)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPQq_m-L5Ls

Hd movies/sport will only work with the original receiver and Hd package I'm afraid (astra 28.2)
It's not available when running your card in a server due to hardware pairing.

If it is only a cable share, should be just a matter of converting your details, this is a handy tool for doing it:

http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…-Converter-Latest-Version

You may need to add this to your oscam.dvbapi file

P: 1841:000000

Also, you may need to add this into your cable reader:

caid = 1841

Mega don't like re-directs, I've added the image to the first post.

I don't think the mini is a linux receiver (reason why dcc won't connect).
You'll need patched/modified firmware for emulators.
Have a look here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…o-Mini-HD-SE-EMU-amp-MCAS

This thread may be helpful:
http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…-2-20-manually-for-E1-Box

Try "linuxsat":

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FTP Login Details
user: root
password: linuxsat

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If using winscp, try changing the protocol from"sftp" to "ftp"

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Putty should be straight forward,
Host: receivers ip
User : root
Password: linuxsat

they should update themselves, unless you've missed the window.
When did they run out?

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Leave it on a fta channel for a bit/overnight and hopefully they'll update , normally happens 4 to 5 weeks before they expire though, and extends them by two weeks (in my experience, but as I've said, I don't have that card)

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Op now up n running, Going to close this now.

Yes, chip down in upper card reader

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[reader]
label = SKYUK
protocol = internal
device = /dev/sci0
caid = 0960
boxid =
cardmhz = 2700
mhz = 450
detect = cd
group = 1
emmcache = 1,3,2
blockemm-unknown = 1
blockemm-g = 1
saveemm-u = 1
saveemm-s = 1

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If you'd like to use the bottom card reader, change in red to

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device = /dev/sci1

You'll need the boxkey for a 0960 card also, there is a converter here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?p=1183#post1183
After you've it converted, these details are then entered into the boxid field.

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boxid =xxxxxxxx

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Then restart oscam

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Don't think you put spaces in the boxid either (maybe wrong though as I don't have that card)

I can confirm 11225 works.

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So the first thing was the Autobouqets-E2, i had to go into plugins and download the Autobouqets-E2 extension, then i ran a scan using Autobouqets-E2 and it looks like it complied a list of channels - Is this pulling a list of the sky stations ?

It's re-arranging them in the same channel numbering/format as an official receiver, depending on how you set it up.

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I also downloaded the CrossEPG for Sky UK, again not sure what this was for.

That's a plugin for downloading your epg (electronic program guide) to your receiver in order to give you a 7 day program guide.

The openvix manual will explain everything you need to know in great detail:
http://linuxsat-support.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=50674&d=1456199887

We're going a bit off topic here, could you post further issues in the relevant forums, otherwise all information is spread all over the forum.

I can't think of one at the moment but you do have alternatives.
Why not install our addons panel and get your cams onto your receiver from it.
cccam 2.2.1 is available for blackhole/openblackhole/openpli/opennfr/openesi/opendroid and openatv.
You'll find it here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…php/112243-Linuxsat-Panel
Openvix have cccam 2.2.1 on their feeds (they don't have any config files included)
All versions of cccam can be found here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…ll-Versions-Download-Here

yes, if you want premium content.
There is a boxkey converter here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?p=1183#post1183

Download oscam from the image feeds:
Menu-plugins-green button to download.
Scroll to softcams and install it from there.
Then transfer your configs over to etc/tuxbox/config

0960 oscam configs are here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…SKY-UK-CAID-0960-Red-Card

0963 oscam configs are here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/sh…Ccam-For-SLY-UK-CAID-0963