As I just said, I use the hardware stated above ;-)
Digital Devices Cine C/T V6
Digital Devices is one of the few who has a dual tuner, not the cheapest, but German quality and service, so very good.
They have different types of cards for Sat or Cable and add-ons.
I use the hardware as described above. Zapping is very quick, faster than my setup-box provided by my provider. Sometimes, really sometimes, the first seconds no sound. But that's really not an issue. As I stated before I use OSCAM for decoding. Because I have a dual tuner I have 2 running instances of Tvheadend running in different ports so I can watch TV and record something else at the same time. The first instance only gets rights to use the first tuner and the second only the second, so they cannot intervene with each other.
The first instance is configured in XBMC, the second one not. I use the second tvheadend webinterface to schedule recordings. As the second instance is not starting automatically I created a script which starts it as a cron job using the right parameters.
I've got everthing running and I use OSCAM instead of CCcam. Works fine with me :-)
Hi all!
I have a problem with my system. First, my hardware:
AMD Phenom II X6 1045T
ASRock 890GX Extreme3
8GB RAM
EVGA GeForce GT 610 2GB
Digital Devices Cine C/T V6
I'm running the latest version of XBMCbuntu. I use Oscam and Tvheadend to watch live tv. Descrambled channels work fine. No problems whatsoever.
When I tune to a scrambled channel, it works fine for max 30sec, after that, the frame freezes and descrabmling stops. I first thought, it must be the server then, but I took my system to my brother and tried it with his oscam files to connect to his server. Same issue. So it must be the client side.
This is what is see in the logging. "Nederland 1 HD" is not scrambled, and from there on switching to scrambled channels, and back to Nederland 1.
Sep 03 14:15:58.201 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" subscribing on "Nederland 1 HD", weight: 150, adapter: "DDbridge_02", network: "", mux: "794,000 kHz", provider: "Ziggo", service: "Nederland 1 HD", quality: 24
Sep 03 14:17:01.198 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" unsubscribing from "Nederland 1 HD"
Sep 03 14:17:01.282 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" subscribing on "HISTORY HD", weight: 150, adapter: "DDbridge_02", network: "", mux: "562,000 kHz", provider: "Ziggo", service: "HISTORY HD", quality: 100
Sep 03 14:17:04.053 cwc: Can not descramble service "HISTORY HD", access denied (seqno: 1847 Req delay: 4 ms)
Sep 03 14:17:48.226 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" unsubscribing from "HISTORY HD"
Sep 03 14:17:48.281 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" subscribing on "Discovery Channel HD", weight: 150, adapter: "DDbridge_02", network: "", mux: "498,000 kHz", provider: "Ziggo", service: "Discovery Channel HD", quality: 32
Sep 03 14:18:01.602 cwc: Can not descramble service "Discovery Channel HD", access denied (seqno: 1853 Req delay: 4 ms)
Sep 03 14:30:11.492 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" unsubscribing from "Discovery Channel HD"
Sep 03 14:30:11.566 subscription: "192.168.1.26 [ xbmc | XBMC Media Center ]" subscribing on "Nederland 1", weight: 150, adapter: "DDbridge_02", network: "", mux: "618,000 kHz", provider: "Ziggo", service: "Nederland 1", quality: 74
This is what I see in oscam.log:
2013/09/03 14:13:19 A0C94C0 c >> OSCam << cardserver log switched, version 1.20-unstable_svn, build #0 (i686-pc-linux)
2013/09/03 14:13:19 A0C94C0 c version=1.20-unstable_svn, build #0, system=i686-pc-linux, nice=-1
2013/09/03 14:13:19 A0C94C0 c client max. idle=120 sec, debug level=0
2013/09/03 14:13:19 A0C94C0 c max. logsize=10 Kb, loghistorysize=4096 bytes
2013/09/03 14:13:19 A0C94C0 c client timeout=5000 ms, fallback timeout=2500 ms, cache delay=0 ms
2013/09/03 14:13:19 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00D7/44:6F74): found (333 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:13:44 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00D7/44:C7DE): found (332 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:14:09 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00D7/44:72A7): found (334 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:14:34 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00D7/44:A02D): found (336 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:14:35 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:6517): found (326 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:14:35 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:928A): rejected reader peer (559 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:14:59 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:B0E5): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:14:59 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:4006): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:15:24 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:3DBC): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:15:24 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:0DBA): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:15:49 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:7AAB): rejected reader peer (1 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:01 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:FB7C): found (333 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:02 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:07EF): rejected reader peer (538 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:04 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:FF50): rejected reader peer (2 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:04 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:BDD6): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:29 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:6FD2): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:29 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/5DC1/44:5B0F): rejected reader peer (1 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:48 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44:4957): found (337 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:17:49 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44:94E9): rejected reader peer (534 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:18:01 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44:E9D2): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:18:01 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44:7D36): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:18:26 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44D1A): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:18:26 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44:05AF): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
2013/09/03 14:18:51 A0C94C0 c tvheadend (0604&000000/00EF/44:57B3): rejected reader peer (0 ms) by ziggo (of 1 avail 1)
I've been trying to solve this for quite a while now. I hope someone here can help me. I've added the config files and some logging. I don't think it's the config files, as they are the same as my brothers, except for the server ofcourse. His system is working fine and tested my client on his server.
Hi everyone!
I hope someone can help me to configure my system.
First the specs:
AMD Phenom II X6 1045T
ASRock 890GX Extreme3
8GB RAM
EVGA GeForce GT 610 2GB
Digital Devices Cine C/T V6
I'm running the latest XBMCbuntu. To connect with a cardserver I use CCcam. That works fine. In the webinterface I see that I'm connected. The server also says am in. The next step is to configure TVheadend to work with CCcam and XBMC. The second one works fine. I have a channellist and EPG in XBMC and not scrambled services are shown.
And now the question. I have to configure TVheadend to work with CCcam. That's the part which is not working. Before this I tried to configure Oscam. This didn't work with ther server. But in the configuration of Oscam I had to provide a username-password for tvheadend to login. This I could not find in CCcam.
How do I get CCcam to communicate with TVheadend?
