So basically for other people with my case , what i've dug up and managed to work
There is a guy called "crazycat" who developed a separate build containing multiple driver options with the help of another hero "cvh" and unfortunately works on raspberry pi3 (simple , not working on pi3b+ or further) : heres the link : http://cvh.libreelec.tv/LibreELEC/8.2_…vb-1.1.1.img.gz
With this image, you can flash it using the official libre elec software, had a problem on the first time but my sd was kinda dying so...... if it fails try on another card.
Search in the libreelec driver module and switch, i think it was to le default drivers, and reboot the device.
After that install you can install from the addons features : tvheadend server 4.2 but after that go back into libre elec and config this addon to start with a 10+ seconds delay ( makes a whole functionality turn ) .
After the first setup of device + drivers etc ( Technotrend TT-connect CT-3650 device ) return to the tv adapter screen check the enable CI but do not select the ci + feaures.
On the Philips TDA10023 DVB-C #0 i found out that works better if you set up the skip initial bytes to 1000 and status period to 2000
After that, insert your CI and wait.
This step can be done multiple times until you get the "dvb_ca adapter 0: DVB CAM detected and initialised successfully" message using the dmesg command via ssh
Reboot the device.
The device " should " automatically add the CI after like .... 120 + seconds (my average on my pi3 is 130 sec).
Scan your muxes, yes its still possible to some muxes to not work, but this device has the 9600 band so for my case its ok, sometimes its needed to rescan the specific mux multiple times.
After setting what you need, deactivate the other muxes to free up work force.
I incresed the gpu / cpu to 256 mb with the info found here . https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/config_txt
In my case my cable data is MPEG so i will buy a license for the cpu to make it run faster ,it's like 2.5 euros for the code you can find the instructions lower in the config site (MPEG2 and VC-1 Licenses)
Now the problems :
- Sometimes something goes wrong and the cpu is like attacked by the usb device at 50% cpu power and needs reboot, i dont know another method. (I think fast switching between channels makes the device cry)
- Filters help a lot via transporting and transconding the channels so i would recommand you to filter out each thing you dont need.
I would like a way to update the build to support at least pi3B+ for network improvements and i would love for a pi4 compatibility for booting for ssd but it still works.
