Freeview (BBC Satback of Terrestrial MX PSB1 & 3) Biss @ 27.5°W *Chat Only No Keys*

Robinson74 said:

It's not pointless. I would like to edit my lamedb with correct values for all TV and radio stations at 27.5W.
I assume the PID's are the same as at 15W.

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Robinson74 said:

Thanks.
It seems this is not correct then:

44c8:0cfdace7:1000:0001:25:0:0
ITV HD
p:satback,c:001839,c:031839,c:050001,c:0918390101,c:100004,c:11183a,c:12183a,C:2600,f:1405

Can you remind which "c:" is responsible for DVB subtitles?

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lamedb

f:5 wrong parameter,right f:4 ??

lamedb parameters:
f:1 - noSDT // does not get from the SDT, but checks the SID in the PAT
f:2 - noShow // hides the channel
f:4 - noDVB // no PMT is used, only stored PIDs
f:8 - holdName // do not change the name if it does not match the SDT
f:9 - 8+1
f:a - 8+2
f:b - 8+2+1
f:c - 8+4
f:d - 8+4+1
f:e - 8+4+2
f:f - 8+4+2+1
f:10 -
f:20 -
f:40 - new // displays in the LastScan bouquet
f:80 - isDedicated3D // switches the OSD to 3D
f:100 - parentalProtected
f:200 - hideVBI
f:400 - isScrambledPMT // [eDVBServicePMTHandler] creates a caPMT to decode the PMT
f:800 - centerDVBsubs
f:1000 - noEIT

lamedb parameters:

p:,c:00xxxx - VIDEOpid,c:01xxxx - AUDIOpid,c:03xxxx - PCRpid,c:05xxxx - Vtype,f:4 - noDVB // no PMT is used, only stored PIDs

c:00xxxx - VIDEOpid (default MPEG2)
c:01xxxx - AUDIOpid (default MPEG)
c:02xxxx - TXTpid
c:03xxxx - PCRpid
c:04xxxx - AC3pid
c:05xxxx - Vtype - xx0000-MPEG2 , xx0001-AVC , xx0002-H263 , xx0003-VC1 , xx0004-MPEG4-VC , xx0005-VC1-SM , xx0006-MPEG1 , xx0007 - HEVC , xx0008-VP8 , xx0009-VP9 , xx0010-XVID
c:06xxxx - Achannel - xx0000-left , xx0001-stereo , xx0002-right
c:07xxxx - AC3delay (ms)
c:08xxxx - PCMdelay (ms)
c:09xxxx - SUBSpid - xx01238888
c:10xxxx - AUDIOpid (for c:11)
c:11xxxx - Atype+c:10xxxx - xx0004-HE-AAC , xx0007-AC3+ // if not accecpt c:12-c:18
c:12xxxx - AAC-HEpid
c:13xxxx - AC3+pid
c:14xxxx - AACpid
c:15xxxx - DATApid
c:16xxxx - PMTpid
c:17xxxx - DRApid
c:18xxxx - AC4pid

C:xxxx - encrypted

Robinson74 said:

44c8:0cfdace7:1000:0001:25:0:0
ITV HD
p:satback,c:001839,c:031839,c:050001,c:0918390101,c:100004,c:11183a,c:12183a,C:2600,f:1405

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dave1234 said:

Should be! Use ciefp settings and choose the last in the list which covers all european satellites inc 27.5 W and latest oscam emu which seems to be compiled with the latest files. So really automatic process it's all done for you.
1) Update your image don't re load the plugins
2} Install latest oscam emu ipk
3) Go to settings and download ciefp settings last on the list which covers 27W
4) Restart oscam
Should work. If not reboot

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lz405 said:

My OpenATV py3 files for 27.5W:

my 27.5W BBC(t*t+PMT)+radio feed for OpenATV py3

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satellitestuff said:

Thanks Dave. I've never used ciefp settings before, but have found a github page which sounds like it's the thing that you describe. It says it was updated 4 days ago and is called "ciefp-E2-motor-75E-34W". Where do I need to copy that?



Thanks lz405. I've downloaded that. What would I need to do with those files to make it work?

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dave1234 said:

I use open ATV and go to Menu - plugins - settings - then ciefp motor file and it installs automatically.

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Robinson74 said:

By the way, if one uses f:400, isn't c:16 required as well?

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satellitestuff said:

Is it possible to receive these channels on 27.5w using the standard constant.cw format, eg:
2600:000000:XXXX:XXXX:1FFF::XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX; Channel Name?
The PMT PIDs always shows up as N/A (NaN) for me on my Octagon SF8008, so I can't manually add them, and I think they're maybe hidden by the provider. I've read somewhere that it's possible to edit the details so that they are viewable. Apologies if it's already been posted somewhere, but the search function in the forum isn't the greatest.

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EnoSat said:

yes, if use f:400 and C:2600

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