Posts by codar

2 things,
1: Most popular high gain lnb's seem to be inverto black or smart titanium.
2: Do NOT use the "require thanks to view" option when asking for support as it will p*ss of people who may be able to offer it.

Removed the "thanks" condition.

You should be able to download it now.

I've removed your teamviewer credentials as posting them and other sensitive data on the open forum could lead to major security issues for you.
Please only exchange sensitive info using the private messaging feature (for your own safety)

I'm in the middle of completing one.
I'll post it up later in the night.
There won't be any terrestrial lists on it though as these depend on region. (ROI saorview)

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Channel list for 150 combo.
Untested at time of posting, use at your own risk.
Backup original list / line details before uploading (just in case of errors)
Do not try on other ariva models (may cause "ASH" error).
No terrestrial channels included.
Extract out zip file.
Put .abs file on usb key and inserted it into receiver.
Goto "menu/tools/upgrade by usb."
Scroll across to select "userdb"
Bottom file should have "150.abs/150adult.abs" selected (depending on which list you use).
Press "start"
Receiver should reboot when completed.

Favourite lists as follows:

1) Free To Air
2) Entertainment
3) Sports
4) Movies
5) Music
6) Kids
7) Documentary
8) News
9) Adult (only on 150adult.abs)

Please report any omissions / faults

If it between the two you have described above, i'd go for the solo2 (if your budget can stretch that far)
Load of support from virtually all the image teams.
Solo2 specs:
http://www.world-of-satellite.…-Linux-Satellite-Receiver
Zgemma 2s specs:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=71952

You can use putty to connect by ssh (or use dreambox control center telnet feature)

I wouldn't chance it unless you have a laptop/pc with an rs232 connection and a null modem lead as it could give you the "ASH" error.

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dos any one know what dvbs2 tc usb tuner works with vu solo 2 running blackhole image thanks

I presume you mean a usb dvb-t2/c tuner?
If so, a sundtek tuner will work.

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http://sundtek.com/shop/Digita…ital-Home-DVB-C/T/T2.html

Also a vu turbo usb tuner will do the job:
http://www.world-of-satellite.co.uk/USB-Digital-Tuners

Have a look here:
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=11059&page=2
Post 12 has the softcam feeds for atv.
You need to install the mipsel (middle one) version

You can get the latest image from here:

http://images.opendroid.org/5.2/AirDigital/index.php?dir=zgemmass

Just click on your model on the left side of the page.
As for cams, you can get a selection of them from our addons panel.

You could try to install our addons panel.
It has some popular usb tuner drivers or alternatively try another image.
I think i remember seeing that device driver on the vix feeds (not in front of my receiver now though so can't confirm)

Oops, Thread closed..
Think about reading the rules while your on holiday:
http://linuxsat-support.com/misc.php?do=vsarules
Bye for now.../..ever.

You may need to install the driver for your usb tuner.
Have a look in the blackhole feeds for a suitable driver for it.

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If it is a sundtek, you could install the sundtek control center:

Supreme dark motor is included.

I'm not familiar with a sky box which has recording capability (hd or sd).
I've never had one.

Haven't the time lately, new family arrival.
I'll sort something out in the next few days.

Your able to record multiple channels on the same transponder, ie: if they all come in on the same frequency , in the same polorization.
EG: itv london, itv2, itv4,itv4+1 all have a common frequency/polorization (10758v, transponder 44) so technically you could record all these with one feed from your dish.

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http://www.lyngsat.com/Astra-2E-2F-2G.html

Now, imagine if you have 4 feeds, you'll be able to record a number of channels on 4 different transponders.
I think a maximum of 16 is only stated due to hdd speed etc but in theory it could be probably more depending on image, speed of receiver and hdd (you may be into ssd's here) but maybe images have it locked to that maximum number.
To be honest, i've never checked exactly how many i could record.
Hope it explains it a little more clearly.

If they are from the satellite dish, then yes, set both up (may as well get the most out of your receiver, record one channel while watching another..)
Dunno if it will fix your issue though.

Try setting up the second tuner and switch over your feed.

Has your dish moved?

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Or cables become undone, worn, water ingress?