With big thanks to snapman for making the new picons
To Coincide With Rat's Bouquets, Today's Changes, the picons are made to work with Rat's Bouquet. if you use another channel list and some picons do not show you will need to find and rename the picon for it to work with your chosen channel list other that Rat's Bouquet
Make It Easier For Yourself, Use The Picon Plugin Updater
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Rat's Bouquet & Picon Blog
Rats DW Astra 28.2 Picons
Compile Date: 25-06-13
FULL SET
Updated By Rat and Snapman
Picons are small square (rectangle) graphics you see for a channel in certain parts of your menu system and/or if you have a front display on your receiver they can be seen on the receiver itself to identify which channel you are viewing , these picons make your Satellite Receiver act more like normal provider boxes when you visit a channel you will see an identification graphic which relates to each channel.
INSTALLATION:
FTP into your satellite receiver create a folder called picon (preferably on the USB or HD for space saving).
UPGRADE:
FTP into your satellite receiver find the folder with your picons installed, and overwrite them.
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
not sure where the picons are, try this command in telnet:
find picons
These Picons are made by normal members of the public who devote their time making and maintaining these images for all members please show your support.
Enjoy the Picons.
Thread Discussion
To Coincide With Rat's Bouquets, Today's Changes, the picons are made to work with Rat's Bouquet. if you use another channel list and some picons do not show you will need to find and rename the picon for it to work with your chosen channel list other that Rat's Bouquet
Make It Easier For Yourself, Use The Picon Plugin Updater
<< Click <<Rat's Bouquet & Picon Blog
Rats DW Astra 28.2 Picons
Compile Date: 25-06-13
FULL SET
Updated By Rat and Snapman
Picons are small square (rectangle) graphics you see for a channel in certain parts of your menu system and/or if you have a front display on your receiver they can be seen on the receiver itself to identify which channel you are viewing , these picons make your Satellite Receiver act more like normal provider boxes when you visit a channel you will see an identification graphic which relates to each channel.
INSTALLATION:
FTP into your satellite receiver create a folder called picon (preferably on the USB or HD for space saving).
UPGRADE:
FTP into your satellite receiver find the folder with your picons installed, and overwrite them.
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
not sure where the picons are, try this command in telnet:
find picons
These Picons are made by normal members of the public who devote their time making and maintaining these images for all members please show your support.
Enjoy the Picons.
Thread Discussion
