IPTV works fine for me on Vix just that OpenATV is more user friendly for time-shift and recording if your IPTV allows recording.
john doe (19-09-18)
Supplier? If they were legit you might get help.
Zgemma H7S running OpenVIX 6.2, Darkmotor, Triax TD110 dish, Inverto Black Ultra dual lnb
LG 50UM7450 4K TV, Pioneer VSX-534 Atmos AVR , Panasonic UB820 region free 4K Bluray & a PS4.
Already tried supplier, and although my box is supported, this seems to be a well known issue with Enigma2 boxes, not a lot the supplier can do about it other than to suggest trying another box. I've considered buying a MagBox, but as I said earlier, it would be a shame to bin the ET8000 as it otherwise functions perfectly. I'm only asking here because it would appear to be a glitch with the code, for which somebody has apparently found a fix, see my earlier post.
I've never got IPTV to timeshift but recording works well most of the time.
All to down to how stable the stream is ,only needs a lengthy freeze for it to corrupt the recording.
Sorry to resurrect this thread but having used IPTV for a while now these are my observations; With a good stream there is absolutely no problems and never any freezing. Free streams that end with .ts always freeze after 1 or 2 minutes. They will also freeze using VLC player on laptop unless you click the 'loop' button. So openvix needs something like this to automatically reselect the stream if it freezes.
Streams will also freeze if there is a glitch in the original stream i.e if streaming and old recording from vhs tape where the signal might break up. So openvix needs to detect when stream is lost and simply reconnect the same as when you quickly change channels and go back and the stream starts again instantly. Would this be possible?
I should add free .ts file will always freeze and m3u or m3u8 files will freeze only if there is a major glitch.
Last edited by spanner123; 09-09-18 at 15:55.
You can in many cases change the stream type yourself. When downloading channel lists from a XC server, change the output=ts to output=m3u8
The streams may not play with the standard (type 1) player but should be OK with the GST (Type 4097) or EXT-3 Eplayer (Type 5002)