[B]Enabling Stream Relay[/B]
To enable the Stream Relay you have to:
Select 1 - enabled in the Config -> Stream Relay -> Mode option.
Set the proper Caid for the channels you want to enable the Stream Relay for.
For PowerVu channels, caid is 0E00. Compel channels don't have an actual caid, so the OSCam-Emu's free-to-air FFFE caid is used. For Rosscrypt1 channels the caid is A101. Multiple caid values, separated with commas are accepted. For example, setting caid to 0E00,FFFE will enable the Stream Relay for PowerVu and Compel channels.
Creating a modified channel list
Stream Relay needs a modified channel list. First step is to get the streaming url for the channel you want to watch:
Go to the OpenWebif and click on the "Stream" button for the channel you want to add.
Download and save the .m3u file.
Open the .m3u file with a text editor and get the stream link. It looks like this: http://stb:8001/1:0:19:0123:3EF:1:C00000:0:0:0:
Replace the port (8001) with the relay port (default: 17999) and the host name ("stb") with 127.0.0.1. It should look like this: http://127.0.0.1:17999/1:0:19:0123:3EF:1:C00000:0:0:0:
After preparing the new stream link, you need to create a new channel in your user bouquet and add the url. For example, when using DreamBoxEdit, this can be done like this:
Go to the list in the middle "Bouquet details".
Right click and select "IPTV and other streaming services" and then select "Add".
Select "DVB/TS" as the service type.
Write a name for the channel and add the new stream link as URL you prepared above.
Set Service Type to "1" (SD) or "25" (HD) and enter the Service ID of the original channel. You can find it in the left list ("Services") or through the WebIf.
Do NOT use the correct Transponder ID/Network ID/Namespace for the stream link. Instead, use dummy values like Transponder ID: "11", Network ID: "22" and Namespace: "33".
