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[tr0ll]

guys - i'm new at this so go easy on me

progdvb running vplug 2.4.2 - what's wrong here - look at picture (imageshack.us)

http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/4350/20090823184638.jpg

any help very much appreciated.

 

[wonko]

havign over 4000 channels seems good

tbh it looks like you may not have the emm decrypt keys required - if it wasnt for the fact it says it can decrypt that is

it may be it can decrrypt the emm but cant get valid video decryption keys from it due to an emulation error - but thats just a guess as I know nothign about betacrypt

 

[tr0ll]

ok, is there anything i can to with the v_emm.ini file ?


[1711]
PID=0000
Schedule=0
Active=1

 

[charlieram]

ok, is there anything i can to with the v_emm.ini file ?

[1711] : What is your provider ID? think what you entered is wrong?
PID=0000 : looks like this should be 1700
Schedule=0
Active=1

 

[tr0ll]

entered the following in v_emm.ini :
[000010]
PID=1700

but nothing more happens when i re-launch...


also tried

[0010]
PID=1700


anyone ?

 

[charlieram]

[1711] : What is your provider ID? think what you entered is wrong?
PID=0000 : looks like this should be 1700
Schedule=0 :you still need this
Active=1 :you still need this

you need to find the provider id, it should be a 4 digit hex, if it is sat then from what i remember different channels have different providers so all of these will need adding with the correct PID but its been a long time since I tried to get foreign sats and I never used VPlug.

 

[tr0ll]

is there how-to for finding provider id ?

sorry for being completely noob.

 

[charlieram]

can you not find a softcam key and import it using Vplug(top right button with picture of key on it), not sure if it will help but if it is a recent softcam with the keys for your provider then it may show and kickstart the whole autoupdate.

 

[tr0ll]

found a new softcam but nothing new...


btw - isn't provider id 000010 ? (see picture)

what's wrong ?

 

[charlieram]

No that is not the Provider ID, This Post may explain more

h**p://www.techwatch.co.uk/forums/21231-what-is-a-provider-id-and-where-do-i-look-them-up.html