Posts by mckee25

    If your going with OpenViX bud then you will need to use CCcam 2.3.0


    The latest ViX is available here: OpenViX


    OpenViX is now on Apollo 080 all other versions of it except for Apollo are no longer supported..... when you have the latest ViX installed you will be able to install CCcam 2.3.0 directly from their feeds.... menu/plugins

    Ok I think this is a openbox you are using.....


    The firmware you have installed (or image) will already have CCcam built into it as far as I am aware..... you would insert a cline into it using a hidden menu (I think). I have never used or owned a openbox so can't say for sure. This receiver is closed source so it's pretty limited regards adding stuff on. A cam (emulater) would be a part of the firmware, not something you add on afterwards.


    But back to your original question about what it does.... it's a CAM (conditional access module) this allows you when configured properly to view encrypted channels on your box.

    Hello buddy, welcome to the forum.


    Nice choice of box! Blackhole is what you will see other members referring to as an image..... you flash it to the box. It's the user interface that lets you operate the box through various menu's etc. You can add skins which will change the look of it. For example you could have Blackhole installed but have the interface looking like a sly box...


    Setting a box up from scratch is the best way to learn how to use it, Balckhole is just one of many images available for the duo2.... But for now as you want ease of use to learn how to set it up etc install cams & a cline I would try out the ViX image. Very user friendly and a good one to learn with, can do everything you require to get you up and running.


    So first thing you need to do is flash the duo2 with a new image, a tutorial is available here: How to flash a Vu+ Duo2 by USB.


    Your next move should then be to install the Linuxsat addons panel.... this makes installing channels lists & cams etc very easy.... it's available here: Linuxsat-support Addons


    A tutorial of how to install a ipk file is available here: IPK auto install from USB


    I have attached the latest version of Vix for you here to get you going, remember to format the usb stick to fat32 before adding the attached file to flash the box with....


    The epg etc we can go through once you have all the above done..... learn how to complete all this and you will be better placed to try out other images like Blackhole... it's important to try them all out to see what you like best.


    Good luck! and let us know how you get on.....

    Try using the Autobouquetsmaker built into the ViX image tooth...


    menu/setup/service searching/Auto bouquets maker


    Configure it first..... set to expert. Then goto the providers menu, set sly north Irl to yes... then press start scan...


    When the scan has completed type 437 into your remote......

    Never tried this sort of setup myself bud tbh..... but they should be able to work side by side..... best of both worlds.


    I think from memory codar may have a similar setup to what your looking to do, send him a pm...... won't do any harm to ask.

    I have flashed Apollo 078 but it's the HD version, where is the option
    to have the standard one.


    Blue button on the remote tooth, then choose ViX..... select image manager, yellow button for downloads, you will see a list of images... 6th one down the list is standard Apollo 078, press the green button to download this.


    When that completes you will see the image you have downloaded in image manager, select it and then press ok on the remote.... this will start the flashing process, a settings backup will be made automatically when the process starts....

    Ok now this really is starting to get confused......


    You have a PC server.... for you to be able to connect your tm nano to the pc server where the card is based you need a c line in the tm nano..... not a f line. The f line will be placed in the cam config file on the pc server.


    The same would apply for your daughters receiver to connect to your pc server...... a cline is placed inside the cam config file on her receiver, there is then a f line placed in the pc server cam config file so your daughters receiver can connect to it....


    example.......


    TM nano
    C: theipaddyofyourpcserver 12345 tmnano 10112014



    PC Server
    F: tmnano 10112014

    Your c line should be copied/pasted into the CCcam cfg file..... this is then placed in the etc folder by using a FTP program. Then start the cam......

    Hi Guys, am looking for some help after updating to the latest TSmedia 7.95, am also on the latest Vix Image Apollo -077 Kernel 3.13.5.
    Now my my problem, the TSmedia panel will only open to the top left of the screen, also the text is very small. See Screen grabs below. Any idea what i can do or is this a TSmedia issue, and should sit back and wait for them to fix?? Please advise.linuxsat-support.com/cms/attachment/28356/



    Are you sure you not using Vix Apollo HD 077 ????? if so this is the way this plugin appears when you use it on the HD version of Apollo........


    There has been a previous thread about this: size of interface