Do satellite cards interact with the cam
Which cards? I don't know any active Irdeto cards. If you want to use piracy cards, then this is the wrong forum.
Posts by Da Flex
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I want to make sure that the CAM port on the device is working...
When I insert the CAM card for the satellite, the device does not detect it...Most receivers /TVs have a CAM menu. That's where you can detect it.
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I'm using a CAM for Vodafone cable TV. No idea what works for satellite TV.
You have to figure out two facts:
Which satellite channels do you want to watch?
Which decryption methods do they use (I know they don't use Irdeto anymore)?
When you know the decryption method of your favorite TV channels, buy the CAM and the smart card for them.
The old days of hacked TV channels and card sharing are over.
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Use it to read cards
I know, but no current smart card works with that CAM.
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I had the same CAM. The "Irdeto" decryption isn't in use anymore. You can safely throw it into the dumpster, like I did.
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I am not sure where I should place the "intel-gpu-max-10-bit.sh"-file. Didn't find any information about it.
- create a folder for scripts: mkdir /storage/.kodi/userdata/scripts
- copy intel-gpu-max-10-bit.sh into that folder
- call that script from autostart.sh
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However, it's proprietary software, which I'm somewhat allergic to, with the same privacy/tracking/security issues as Android.
You could use a tracking blocker like Pi-hole at your LAN.
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essetikappa You can run Kodi on an Amazon Fire TV stick.
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Is it perhaps even illegal, or rather forbidden, to write like this?
It's not illegal, but exhausting. We have a tendency not to read trash talk. So if you want answers, be short and precise.
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Which type of file transfer do you mean? From your desktop PC to SBC?
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dislocate6236 If you can't write English very well, write less, and double-check your content for spelling errors.
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Not a good start! Maybe it was quoting AI without saying which and the model? And/or something else?
We want proper quotation whenever AI is involved. The rule change is no reaction to your content. We made this decision to avoid bot postings. Sorry.
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Since today (!) we have modernized forum rules. Please read them carefully.
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MPD is pretty much the gold standard for this.
Raspberry Pi 4 + LibreElec + Music Player Daemon + WavPack DSD
Hello!
I installed LibreElec 9.95.1 and mpd (as service addon) and found that when playing WavPack DSD files with a samplerate of more than 384 kHz, the sound is very interrupted. A search on the Internet did not give anything, the mpd settings also did not bring any result. And then I accidentally looked into:
mpd -V
— and found that it was built without native support for the WavPack format, that is, it decodes it using ffmpeg. And ffmpeg DOES NOT RECOGNIZE DSD compressed with WavPack.
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Background: A low-latency system usually works with a reduced A/V buffer size and a fixed response time. During channel change the buffer has to be filled again for the initial frame, which takes longer with your GPU. In fact it takes too long for your low-latency needs, so you get a black screen.
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Word decoding: "[bersetyer" has spelling errors. It stands for the German word "Übersetzer". The English word for this is "translator".
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Maybe an update broke your proxy, and now the GUI can't ping any web locations:
CodeFeb 13 10:31:50.446781 ZBOX2 connmand[691]: No valid proxy with proxy auto-configuration (PAC) URL http://wpad.sth7.de/wpad.dat for wlan0 [ wifi ] online check URL http://ipv4.connman.net/online/status.html Feb 13 10:31:50.446871 ZBOX2 connmand[691]: Interface wlan0 [ wifi ] IPv4 online check to http://ipv4.connman.net/online/status.html failed: no valid proxy Feb 13 10:31:52.176615 ZBOX2 tvheadend[1810]: cwc: 10.101.10.120:34000: Connection failed: No route to host
