Imstuck wrote: » I have the channels opened (somehow) on DB edit, over 2 panes on left & right, anyone advise how to swap them?
Imstuck wrote: » Unreal! Itv regional service that I wanted in my bouquet doesn't exist in left panel, can only select itv
Imstuck wrote: » No variants in left panel, just itv, HD, 2+1 etc, it was on the right panel in my regional bouquets so just tried copy and pasting it over itv London, which was in entertainment bouquet. Will see if things have stuck later..... Thanks for all the help fellas!!
Imstuck wrote: » I was having trouble getting the two panes populated, it kept saying there is no service or lamed folder, and I'm not certain how I managed to populate them ( I think I clicked the enigma2 settings option which changed thee path. Anyhow, rebooted and there are no changes to the bouquet whatsoever lol!! Similar for the rats picons, although they are now on the plugins it gives an error along the line of 'cannot open tmp file' & 'server returned error http/1.1 404 not found' So there's a couple of hours of my life I won't get back lol!!
thewheel2.0 wrote: » Hey I'm completely new to all this: How do I get the EPG button to open "Cool Easy Guide" as opposed to "Cool TV Guide" I like the layout of "Cool Easy Guide"? How do I get the box to boot into the Favourites bouquet?
deezell wrote: » I notice today that the picon download url is not working, I think the picon updater has been updated, maybe the picon source URL has also moved.
Zardoz wrote: » Yes it changed about a week agohttp://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=95335046&postcount=3700
Realalemadrid wrote: » Not sure if many here are using Dreamdrioid for the AA2 or other enigma client set-ups but the latest version of Dreamdroid has a full user friendly TV Guide type epg listings now included. I reloaded the app last night and set it up. It flippin great! Very useful for android devices.
lucast2007us wrote: » Hi guys this may be a stupid question and not sure if it was asked before. Just that I am going on holoday to italy for a few weeks and would like to add timers etc to my box while I am away (could I do this from my hotel in italy). Was wondering if this is even possible though. Any advice greatly appreciated
deezell wrote: » If you have the Webif plugin running on your image, then you can control your box from it's web interface. If you've never tried this before, first try the local ip address of your box from a local pc ( get box ip from the box network settings or information). From Webif you can change channel, stream, view EPG, set timers etc. Once you have the hang of WebIf, next task is to make your box and Webif visible from outside your home. For this you need the external Ip address of your router, and you will need to configure port forwarding on your router to transfer outside http:// requests ( port 80) to your router to the internal IP of the box. This done, you can uset webif anywhere.
lucast2007us wrote: » Thanks deezel so basically I log into router and go to port forwarding then enter "my box ip:80"? Sorry for probably stupid question
deezell wrote: » In my experience the way port forwards presented in routers can vary wildly, often presented as ' game Sharing' or somesuch. If you've found a port foforwarding section in your router interface, what your are trying to set up is a port or range of ports (80, or 80-80) from outside the network to an internal IP ( the box ip) and port ( also 80). There should be three fields to fill in for each entry in its simplest form. External port or range, internal IP, and port or port range on this ip.
deezell wrote: » In my experience the way port forwards presented in routers can vary wildly, often presented as ' game Sharing' or somesuch. If you've found a port foforwarding seection in your router interface, what your are trying to set up is a port or range of ports (80, or 80-80) from outside the network to an internal IP ( the box ip) and port ( also 80). There should be three fields to fill in for each entry in its simplest form. External port or range, internal IP, and port or port range on this ip.
lucast2007us wrote: » Thanks for your help deezell but it won't work on my crappy UPC router
Slevster wrote: » Why not?
lucast2007us wrote: » Maybe its just me but just not used to port forwarding