samf88

Hope I'm posting this in the right forum.

On Sunday I finally managed to get vPlug working in DVBViewer, but today (Monday) it has just suddenly stopped working. I've tried manually resetting keys but it just doesn't seem to work anymore - and I am recording something at 9pm so I could do with getting this sorted quick! Can anybody help?

I was using N 5D01 00 0000000000000000 and N 5D01 01 0000000000000000 originally but now it just doesn't seem to work.

Any advice welcome.

samf88

Issue sorted now. Didn't realise the keys changed all the time... gonna be a bit of a ball ache that!! Is there any way of having it auto-update?

willin

What version of vplug is it??

samf88

It's version 2.3.8. Have just had to update the keys AGAIN - it might not be worth the hassle if it keeps doing this and I'll have to start looking into alternatives!

Any suggestions on autoupdating the keys?

nozzer

It should AU if you set it up properly. I think you need to tweak some settings in one of the ini files so that the AU decryption is automatically started when bad operational keys are detected. Once started the AU should update your operational keys within a couple of minutes.

samf88

Thanks Nozzer.

In vplug.ini I have two things relating to AU. These are their current settings:

TPS_AU=0
DisableAU=0

I'm guessing I need to switch TPS_AU to 1? Any idea if that's right?

nozzer

I think its more to do with the v_emm.ini file

something like -

[5401]
Schedule=1
Active=1

[5501]
Schedule=1
Active=1

[5A01]
Schedule=1
Active=1

[5B01]
Schedule=1
Active=1

[5C01]
Schedule=1
Active=1

[5D01]
Schedule=1
Active=1

You may also need to put entries for each of the PID Emm's as well

ie PID=0080

Obviously the Emm PID id will vary depending on supplier but you should see it displayed in the top window of Vplug

samf88

I see. Currently for my area I have in v_emm.ini:

[5D01]
PID=0080
Schedule=1
Active=1

I presume there is nothing I can change here, then?

nozzer

I'd guess you will also need the entry for 5C01

Is 0080 the real PID for Emm's in your area ????

Vplug will probably display the Emm pids it finds on the top pain of its main window (little key symbols next to the entries and then some colums of numbers - there's usually one for ECM PID and one for EMM pid)

samf88

ECM (hex) - EMM - A-PID - P-ID - CA-ID - CA-Name - Provider Name - Status -
1E17 0000 0000 005D01 1800 ***********
0000 0000 0328 000000 0000 ---
0000 0000 03A8 000000 0000 ---
0000 1F3F 0000 000000 1800 ***********


That's what I have. Looks like the only EMM that isn't 0 is 1F3F - do I need to replace the 0080?