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Some of the keys in the THCAM settings are probably missing. I think by default I only get some of the streams too using one of these receivers, you have to add the other keys manually or update the key file via USB and then the other services will scan in.

This is great! Thank you :) I'm using a C version myself, but just that I made quickly from code used in another tool (the sat DAB ETI-tools). This here looks much nicer, dedicated for the purpose! Edit: Replaced mine with yours from here, working perfectly. Thanks again

Looks correct, I guess the paste of the code here has just removed the indenting/tabs? (they are important!) The 12548V mux looks correct too, is the URL for your "Abertis PID 702" IPTV mux set to : pipe:///home/hts/Abertis/tdt.sh 1a07a33b4b16c59ad969dfe24a463fcf 702 ? It looks like the...

Ahh! Thinking about this, localhost will need to be able to play the channel from TVHeadend. I have a user * with pass * (= no authentication) that has all streaming permissions for network 127.0.0.1/32 Otherwise both this Astra-sm configuration, and the tdt.sh will need authentication to be...

Looking at message #1429 I think I can see an error with the config. I will have a look in detail when I get home a bit later :)

Does your /etc/astra/astra.conf file exist? Maybe try changing user=hts to user=<your username on the machine>. What happens if you manually run the command - astra /etc/astra/astra.conf ?

Looking up that error it seems like some of the code to compile is deprecated in the new versions of the compiler, which I guess is what’s available in Debian 11. I actually had a similar problem with TVHeadend recently, and ended up using Ubuntu 20 rather than 22 as it was more stable without...

Seems like astra-sm did not build or install in the end in that case, that's needed to get the UHD mux, otherwise only the regular Abertis muxes with the SD/HD channels will work (with single tdt.sh IPTV mux)

Looks like your first IPTV input is at least tuning the 10922V service then? That log looks correct. If you take the TVH link for your first IPTV mux (the tdt.sh <UUID> <PID> one) and then in a terminal window run - astra --analyze...

Looks correct, what do you get in TVHeadend status and log when trying to tune the channel? Here's an example for me with PID 8001 RGE Madrid - So I have 12631V being tuned by the satellite card, automatically triggered by the relayed IPTV stream. Then I have the IPTV input #1 with...

I’m not sure, I’ve only ever got it working using constant.cw in OSCam, using the format I posted above (with the fake SID and PMT info for each service). I think because of that fake service info you would also need to modify the softcam info if you use that instead.

Still seems like TVHeadend is blocking it in some way if the connection is refused (the error comes from the Python code inside the script trying to do the API request to TVHeadend). You might need to adjust the 'allowed networks' setting for the user you're using, and adjust line 26 in...

Hmm how do you have the user set-up in TVHeadend? This is mine, everything is default below this. Everything is ticked in 'change parameters': I find the user access in TVH to be the hardest to get my head around, it never quite works like I'm expecting. :D I'm on 4.3-2027 so not too much...

Have you created a user in TVHeadend (it might need admin ticked, and access via network 127.0.0.1/32)? I have one called 'json' and then a password in passwords set also to 'json' for user 'json'. Then on line 27 and 28 in tvh-json.py you need to put that user/pass - TVH_USER=env('TVH_USER'...

Ahh you can just change the top line in the tvh-json.py file to: #! /usr/bin/env python2 and that should make it work :) "python" is a symlink to python2 or python3 depending on system, and is sometimes not set, so this fix just means we manually refer to python2 (it might work with 3, but it...

Only for this mux, for the others just repeat steps 1 to 9 (modifying the respective services using tvh-json.py - e.g 11222H SID 3025 for PID 2025 and so on) and the first IPTV mux has the decoded channels :) I use PMT 8000 for everything, and make the Service ID equal to the Abertis PID. As...

Hmm installing libtool should have fixed that, maybe also try - sudo apt install libltdl-dev

You need to install git first in that case - sudo apt install git

For Abertis in TVHeadend, to use the new TVE UHD mux as an example, the kind of thing you have to do is - 1. Create directory /home/hts/Abertis and put the above file abertis.py inside. 2. Create another file inside /home/hts/Abertis called tdt.sh - it should have the following contents...

First off, to build astra-sm in Linux (here in Ubuntu, with apt package manager). You need libtool and autoconf along with a C compiler - sudo apt install autoconf libtool git clone https://github.com/crazycat69/astra-sm.git cd astra-sm ./autogen.sh ./configure make sudo make install Create...