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TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby herrbasan » Fri May 25, 2012 10:37 pm

The people at DVBViewer are quite firm at the stance that it has to be a driver problem. As it presents to me the Recording Service expects something from the driver when a session/thread/instance is closed that does not happen, so it remains in a state that marks the driver of the CAM as "inUse" or in some other way inaccessible.

Since other tools like MediaPortal TVService seems to mangage the task, maybe there is a method to reliably close/kill the thread that the DVBViewer people don't know about.

Please help.
TBS 6928 / Unicam Deltracrypt CAM / Sky Germany V13 Card
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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby herrbasan » Mon May 28, 2012 6:41 am

steven Wrote:Hi JoeH

Sorry for the delay reply,This is DVBViewer's problem,the way we can do is contact DVBViewer to solve this
Problem.
Before solve this problem,we advise you to use 4TheRecord which is full compatible with TBS6928.
Here is the linker:
http://www.fortherecord.tv/
You can get more information about this.

Thanks


I tried that, but the version that is availabe on the website does not support the CI. Only the beta releases do, and those are only accessable to donators.

I still want it work with DVBViewers Recording service, so i'm a bit reluctant to donate for a solution I would only use because the solution i actually want and allready payed for does not work.

I Just wanted to let others know this little tidbit :)
TBS 6928 / Unicam Deltracrypt CAM / Sky Germany V13 Card
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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby steven » Mon May 28, 2012 3:01 pm

Hi herrbasan

We are contacting this with DVBViewer now,Maybe there is something wrong in somewhere.
any progress will let you know as soon as possible.

Thanks
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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby JoeH » Thu Jun 07, 2012 12:19 am

I am really looking forward to this update, be it to DVBViewer Recording Service or your drivers! DVBViewer is so widely used, and I prefer it so much compared to other programs. Please work with them to get support for the Recording Service. Thanks so much! Your card rocks!
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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby steven » Thu Jun 07, 2012 9:16 am

Hi JoeH

When DVBViewer is ready release the new version,we will send the news to you as soon as possible. :)

Kind Regards

steven
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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby herrbasan » Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:53 am

It's an awful and long wait for the new release of the DVBViewer. Although the TBS 9628 works perfectly with MediaPortal, i miss the excellent web-interface, the UPNP server, the great performance of the DVBViewer.

Oh well .. I'm too impatient .. i know .. can't help it :)
TBS 6928 / Unicam Deltracrypt CAM / Sky Germany V13 Card
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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby steven » Wed Jun 13, 2012 11:10 am

Hi herrbasan

We are waiting the new version too. :D

Kind Regards

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Re: TBS 6928, Jolly 1.01 CAM, and DVB Viewer

Postby demax » Tue Aug 06, 2013 10:12 pm

This is just a mess. I've been using the Media Portal TV-Server for some time now and there are serious problems with stability with TBS 6928 and that software aswell. Today I bought a DVBViewer license hoping that EUR 15 would buy me out of the problem and give me a nice stable and reliable solution.. but no, now this. I'm experiencing this problem instead. So, does anyone manage to solve this one somehow or do I need to buy another DVB-S card to get something stable?
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