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Spleen
12-08-13, 23:45
Hello

sorry in advance for basic question, but i'm no expert. First Vu+ receiver...

So i bought the Duo² with two DVB-C/T tuners. With the help of somebody with a little more experience in Vu+ receivers than me i tried to install the required files on my Duo², but in the end we didn't managed to make it work.

And now i just saw this thread: http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?30143-Duo2-dvb-T-problem

So i'm wondering if my issue is an issue that need to be fixed ? Can anybody confirm that ? I can provide more information (regarding my cable provider and/or my virtual image used and/or anything else...) if needed. Just ask :)

Thanks for your help. Spent yesterday tring to make it work without any luck...

Sorry in advance if i posted in wrong forum and/or if i broke any rule.

judge
12-08-13, 23:49
Image & build being used would be a start to trying to figure out the issue.
Also, if you enable debug logs, they might help.
Have you tried BH as mentioned in that thread? does it work then?

Spleen
12-08-13, 23:56
The thing is i almost tried all images available... ViX, OpenPLi, BH, VTi, tried the official image too. All the latest. Some olders too, like first OpenPLi, because latest was really buggy.
I didn't enable debug logs. (not sure what it means as i didn't get any bug)

Images works. it's just that i at some point i can't select the option i need to select to continue the installation of my cable channel lists.
It didn't work with BH too, if i remember. I'll try again tomorrow to be sure.

To be more specific, the step where i'm stuck (sorry it's in french):

27969


I can't select "Opérateur". But only "Frequency bands" or "Frequency steps"
Hope it answer more or less your questions.

Peterj
13-08-13, 07:19
2 DVB-C should not be a problem. I have the same Duo2 with 2 DVB-C tuners.
First of all choose the right image. I use VIX (of course :)).
Probably you have to key in the search frequency of your provider, the correct QAM en symbolrate. (I had to do this).
This way it must find all the channels of your provider.
When the search has finished, you will be surprised that the list has no channel number (I did!!).
This evening, when I am at home, I will look step by step how to achieve this (when this does not help you).

OldSkulRide
13-08-13, 08:17
I am using DVB-C from day one on my Duo2 and OpenViX. There must be something wrong with search parameters.

parma
13-08-13, 08:53
Please explained what setting and build your using and what country

Spleen
13-08-13, 16:16
Ok, i'm back. First thing i will make a fresh install of ViX. And i'll come back right after that.

Thanks for the offer, Peterj. Hope to hear from you, with your help (and other's) i should have better chances to make it work.

@parma, i'm in France. Cable provider is called Numericable.

Just so you know, the person i mentioned in my op gave me 2 files that are normally needed to work with the Duo (and any other Vu receiver, i think) i can provide them, if needed to help you guys help me :)

The 2 files are named :

cables.xml
terrestrial.xml

We tried to ftp them in var/tuxbox among others locations...

Also, sorry for my poor english !

Thanks

Rob van der Does
13-08-13, 16:45
Those files really shouldn't be needed; a scan should have done the trick.

Spleen
13-08-13, 16:59
Yes, it's weird. I just tried without changing anything on the original vix image and i could choose "Provider" in Service type. After modifying the xml files, i couldn't...

Will try to scan, now.

Peterj
13-08-13, 17:38
If this doesn't work, try manual scan.
Here attached screenshots (in French).
first check configure tuner (1 + 2 + 3.jpg)
Tuner A + B should be active. pick A and press OK.
Choose what you want to scan. ID Réseau is not that important. (networknr of your provider) (5.jpg)
Save it with green.
Go to manual scan (6.jpg)
Pick the first tuner and fill in the correct Fréquence (in my case 234000KHz), the Fréq.Symbole (mostly 6875) and Modulation. (7.jpg)
OK for save and green for scan.
Good luck.

Spleen
13-08-13, 17:50
I think i found a way to succeed ! 10% 74 channels found ! Hope screen isn't all black in the end after the scan like it's always been every time i did automatic scans...

Good news ! Finally found some channels, even channels i didn't have before (not sure). But a lot are missing too, badly. Almost all HD channels are black...

Any suggestion ?

parma
13-08-13, 18:46
hi spleen i think there is an excepted issue which vu are working on if you go back to this thread http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?30143-Duo2-dvb-T-problem/page2 and use haude temporary solution untill they fix the driver issue all channell work untill you reboot and if you do have to reboot all you have to do is restart enigma

Spleen
13-08-13, 18:54
Yeah, but that does not explain why i haven't found channels that i normally have.

Rob van der Does
13-08-13, 18:59
hi spleen i think there is an excepted issue which vu are working on if you go back to this thread http://www.world-of-satellite.com/showthread.php?30143-Duo2-dvb-T-problem/page2 and use haude temporary solution untill they fix the driver issue all channell work untill you reboot and if you do have to reboot all you have to do is restart enigma
But that is about DVB-T. I know it's the same tuner, but I don't know if it's the same issue.

Peterj
13-08-13, 19:49
Try manual scan. Select in tuner configuration all EU bands and all QAM modulation types.

Spleen
13-08-13, 23:09
Tried that too. Almost 230 services found. 90% does not work. No image.

FYI, i'm using this kind of settings:


cable name="Numericable-France-ref.freq.-xxx125" satfeed="true" flags="9">
<transponder frequency="115125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="123125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="131125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="139125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="147125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="155125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="163125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="171125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="179125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="187125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="195125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="203125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="211125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="219125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="227125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="235125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="243125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="251125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="259125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="267125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="275125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="283125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="291125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="299125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="307125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="315125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="323125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="331125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="339125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="347125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="355125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="363125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="371125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="379125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="387125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="395125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="403125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="411125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="419125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="427125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="435125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="443125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="451125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="459125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="467125" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="474375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="482375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="490375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="498375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="506375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="514375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="522375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="530375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="538375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="546375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="554375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="562375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="570375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="578375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="586375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="594375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="602375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="610375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="618375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="626375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="634375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="642375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="650375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="658375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="666375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="674375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="682375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="690375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="698375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="706375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="714375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="722375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="730375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="738375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="746375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="754375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="762375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="770375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="778375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="786375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="794375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="802375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="810375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="818375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="826375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="834375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="842375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="850375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>
<transponder frequency="858375" symbol_rate="6875000" fec_inner="0" modulation="3"/>

Thanks all ! It's good to have support even from others countries !

Sorry for my ignorant question, but maybe i'm missing something like i said in the title. I read about cccam and other stuff like that. IDK, maybe it will help to install it before scanning for channels ?

Rob van der Does
14-08-13, 06:11
Are the services you can't see FTA or encrypted?
Do you use a smartcard?
If so: which softcam do you use?

Spleen
14-08-13, 07:40
Hi,

FTA means ?

About the smartcard, i'm using one, it looks like that:

http://www.google.com/imgres?um=1&hl=en&biw=1716&bih=960&tbm=isch&tbnid=v6Lcc5WrNOLDmM:&imgrefurl=http://www.toutypasse.com/p/france/annonces/reception-tnt-satellite/c/ile-de-france/r/photos/di&docid=OLdugro3ACXtJM&imgurl=http://176.31.231.111/photo1-carte-numericable-038-cxex9x0w1172575.jpg&w=303&h=480&ei=_SQLUoG5HMfQ7AbUtYDwAQ&zoom=1&ved=1t:3588,r:18,s:0,i:133&iact=rc&page=1&tbnh=192&tbnw=121&start=0&ndsp=37&tx=25&ty=113#imgdii=v6Lcc5WrNOLDmM%3A%3B9HRO13IDPnD30M%3 Bv6Lcc5WrNOLDmM%3A


I'm receiving TV services with this:

27996

http://www.generationcable.net/images_divers/HDboxsagem.jpg


I didn't install any softcam (not atm, tried on others images)

Trial
14-08-13, 07:56
Hi,
you need a SoftCam and your card in the Duo2 so that you can watch TV if it is scrambled.

ciao

Peterj
14-08-13, 08:17
As far as I can see Numeric use settop boxes and CI+ cams for individual TV's.
So you need to use the smartcard.
one option is to use the card with a softcam (as Trial mentioned), or buy (or borrow for testing) the correct CI+ CAM and use that one.
In my own situation the only option at this moment is using a CI+ cam. The SoftCam does not recognize my Irdeto Card. :(

Spleen
14-08-13, 13:25
In my case that would be this one:

http://shop.defisat.be/fr/webshopProductView-product-CAM%20ASTONCRYPT%202.26%20DUAL.htm#page=page-1
http://www.dipolnet.com/cam_module_for_mmh-3000_headend_astoncrypt_2_26_seca__A9947.htm

But it's almost 100 € the module and i already paid 500 € for the Duo, so i'll pass.

So, i'll try with cccam, any other softcam recommended if i have bad results with cccam ? Or should i try harder (and do some setup in the cfg files of cccam, something like that, maybe) ?

Spleen
14-08-13, 14:23
I just realized the card needs to be face down! But i don't know if it will change anything... ?

Ok, i have the image and no sound so far.

Spleen
14-08-13, 17:51
Ok, back with more info.

So, far the best results are with VTI (cccam installed) : almost all channels founded, but no sound for some reason, will have to check on another hdmi port...
VIX is not good: No image on almost 90% of founded channels (cccam installed)

Will try BH again.

Spleen
14-08-13, 21:10
VTI seems to be the right choice for me...