vu+ duo

greasepalm

if you were on A D yes you will be bored once upon a time it was busy,handy a link was supplied a day ago:D

i dont see the point in anyone having a hissy fit as forums are there for helping when possible,and yes same questions asked and answered,at times we all are lazy.:eek:

Billysays no

notmyusername wrote: »

I've certainly never seen this described issue on the hour using CCCam.

However what tends to happen with Oscam is, although it can be more stable, sometimes when it freezes - ie drops a key - it can stay frozen.

On the other hand CCCam will be back up and running within 8 seconds.

There are pluses and minuses with each softcam. If you're getting lots of freezes that is a server issue; no softcam can cure that.

have to admit i have not seen this. server on oscam is flawless and with client on oscam this is also flawless. in terms of pluses and minuses you can simply select any channel for any client on oscam while it is simply impossible to do this on cccam. So there is only one cam if you like an organized system

notmyusername

Billysays no wrote: »

have to admit i have not seen this. server on oscam is flawless and with client on oscam this is also flawless. in terms of pluses and minuses you can simply select any channel for any client on oscam while it is simply impossible to do this on cccam. So there is only one cam if you like an organized system

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "you can simply select any channel for any client on oscam" but it is possible to single out channels and/or providers on CCCam.

I accept that you have not seen the issue I describe for Oscam but I certainly (in years of use and many different set ups) have never seen the issue you describe in CCCam.

If you are losing connection on the hour via CCCam then that is a server issue not a CCCam issue.

Billysays no

notmyusername wrote: »

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "you can simply select any channel for any client on oscam" but it is possible to single out channels and/or providers on CCCam.

I accept that you have not seen the issue I describe for Oscam but I certainly (in years of use and many different set ups) have never seen the issue you describe in CCCam.

If you are losing connection on the hour via CCCam then that is a server issue not a CCCam issue.

What you say is true under cccam. Yes you can define channels per user. However it is an enormous job to do so. Within Oscan you can setup service groups and attach them to users. As for the cccam issue I mention a simple Google will provide with all the technical problems associated with cccam. With both server and client running oscam system is perfection

notmyusername

Billysays no wrote: »

Yes you can define channels per user.

Lol. Not quite the same as:

Billysays no wrote: »

it is simply impossible to do this on cccam.

Billysays no

notmyusername wrote: »

Lol. Not quite the same as:

Try and do it then. Impossible might not be the correct word. Maybe I should have used impractical instead. Hope this helps :-)

notmyusername

Billysays no wrote: »

Try and do it then. Impossible might not be the correct word. Maybe I should have used impractical instead. Hope this helps :-)

Hope this helps? Strange response!

I'm happy with my setup, thanks lol

Billysays no

notmyusername wrote: »

Hope this helps? Strange response!

I'm happy with my setup, thanks lol

Sure we're all happy then. I just suggest ideas but if you're already happy then I'm happy

yabadabado

so I am getting the Red Light problem on my Duo.

Electricity went last night and now this evening box wont boot up,reading a few forums all say the problem is most likely sorted by replacing a capcitor.

Is there any thing else I can try first? Maybe re flash an image or anyone got any pointers ?

Billysays no

yabadabado wrote: »

so I am getting the Red Light problem on my Duo.

Electricity went last night and now this evening box wont boot up,reading a few forums all say the problem is most likely sorted by replacing a capcitor.

Is there any thing else I can try first? Maybe re flash an image or anyone got any pointers ?

if the software image you used in the past no longer works then simply open the box (five screws) and check for capacitors that are looking busted. Bring to electronic shop and sort

yabadabado

Ill change the capacitors myself if needed ,straight forward job.
Just wondering if anyone would recommend anything else to check for first.

greasepalm

here ya go

http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Vu-Duo-Red-Light-fix-repair-reparatur-1x-Regulator-U801-3x-Capacitors-Z1021AI-/131356654023

+ and - on caps

JonnyM

Anybody using an hdmi splitter on their box with ir control?
What's the best option?

Dotts

Im thinking of upgrading my vuduo, its served me well for many years still working fine but am going to use it as a second receiver, i'm looking at an xtrend et8500 but would welcome any advice id love to get the VuDuo2 but cant really justify the price i can get the et8500 with 2 sat and 2 terrestrial tuners for about €300.

icdg

Dotts can you repost your question on a new thread, we don't drag up old threads particularly one like this