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I did not chime in to just bs. My ISP flat mentioned that static IP's were for established businesses and to prevent regular customers from running a web or ftp server. A static public IP can be had with the proper paperwork. The next best thing is to do a dyndns. And routers, Asus being one...

There are many places you can get in depth tutorials for port forwarding. Portforward.com is one. If you read past all of the sales pitches, accessing your router management page should give you the settings needed. Loctus states static IP's and port forwarding. Don't confuse your public IP...

And that is a great idea. Works for streaming services that don't let you traipse far from home. Also good for that college kid on your streaming acct. that doesn't allow sharing outside of your local public IP. Openvpn is the easiest to setup. Really. If your router has the feature. There are a...

I use a 2nd E2 satellite receiver in client mode. A Zgemma H7. The main receiver needs to be in standby mode. Tried a few different images and so far OpenViX seems to be the one that works the best. If the main receiver is not in standby then you can only watch channels on transponders that the...

It doesn't have to be the same image. Vix makes it a bit easy. Let's see. I'll hit the menus...... One the remote receiver. Menu>Tuners & Scanning. Fallback Configuration. Enable fallback remote receiver. Set it up to your main receiver network config. Probably best to set the main receiver to a...

Have you tried changing the preferred tuner in Tuner miscellaneous? Worth a shot.

Sorry. Got caught up in life. Took me a bit also at times. General rule. An emmc image is for booting from USB with the press the OK button. You lose all slots. Emmc images wipe the receiver for a fresh start with only the image you flashed. Multiboot images are installed from a running system...

Perform a backup and then options to restore it will be shown. Provided you offload the settings to a USB/External drive. I just did it on my mio4k.

oops?? Terminal (or putty) is the easiest way to do this. Telnet to the receiver. Slots are as follows: mmcblk1p9 = 4 mmcblk1p7 = 3 mmcblk1p5 = 2 mmcblk1p3 = 1 As an example, To clean slot #4, enter the following in terminal: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk1p5 bs=1M count=1 dd if=/dev/zero...

Although all of my 12 vdc devices are running on solar power with a power bus now behind my tv. I kinda' remember my osmio4k cooked the output filter capacitor in its wart. It spontaneously rebooted and then one morning I smelled that smell and Skynyrd wasn't even playing. Again a long shot but...

Of course we've checked the wall wart and it's not running hot and output voltage is in specs. Another long shot but worth a try.

Mio4k+ TNAP 5. Both images here: https://we.tl/t-g2vugi5ASo

Ahh. Making a little sense now. I had a similar problem on a Zgemma H7. Multiboot images do not wipe the receiver. Correct me guys. An EMMC image does. And thanks for the clarification door dude. EB will definitely be able to help. If it takes a string of terminal commands. Now I would agree...

Goo-roo. You got me conflustered. First you say no video except on a pc through the webif. I think you stated no TV, monitor. Any HDMI cabling and no picture now way, no how. Then I later read read you get a splash screen with funky colors or some stuff. So. What's the deal man? Oh yeah. Your...

Hey. Unplug it just for giggles and use a fine pin and see if you get any wiggle on the port pins to the board. If you want to that is. Use a magnifier or camera on macro. Same if you can on the shell pins. I cannot-not make my mio4k work here. Vix, atv. Always a picture.

Sucks. Last ditch. Check for bent pins on the connector. Open the box and check for loose or broken solder pads on the pc board by the connector. An HDMI connector I can do.

To clarify. When you flashed the image and it came up to the initial setup screen for video resolution. You did have a picture? "When I flashed the software it took me through the setup" has me a little fuzzy. Are you getting through these steps and then the video craps out or not. And not...

Give this setting a shot. If your TV is a 4K 2160 should be ok. Or try cranking it down to 1080. See what happens. I'm running the latest Vix. Do you have another TV with HDMI input to try? Or how 'bout a pc monitor? When you flashed the new image did you wait a long time to see if a setup...

Kind of sorta' thinking if a software transcoder for E2 could be developed. One that worked like the upscaling in the video menu does to display lesser formats as 1080. Seems like if 4:2:2 can be streamed over LAN the stream could be looped back and passed through. A 4:2:0 picture would be...

Pretty much the codecs, that are chunks of software, are burned into the receivers chipset. And the chipset codecs work on the way out to HDMI. Unlike your pc where you can install codecs, chipsets not having codecs such as those needed for 4:2:2. And not offered as microcode by the chip maker...

Make sure the receiver serving satellite is in standby. Running openvix on my osmio4k. Client is zgemma H7 running vix in client mode. 2 Win 11 pc's stream to VLC for a total of 3 devices on a 5 GHz LAN. About a 6 second cascading stream delay on the 2 pc's compared to the H7. IE: H7 shows live...

Question remains. But why, when a cheap firestick does it tons easier and better? Plus navigation is a breeze with a bt keyboard/mouse. Good workout for thumb wrestling fans I guess.

Let's see how wordy...or granular I can get on the subject. Most any image I try. If I do a blindscan and sat charts are. Let's say. 3980, 30000. Results can show as 3978, 29999. No biggie. LNB drift? Tuner differences? I dunno. I do what you hinted you would like to. Take your blindscan...

Nah. EB has worked with Edision to get the best tuner drivers that work the best for blindscan. He got it pretty good too. Kudos to him. Geared towards? The satellites.xml file is complete. For me I'm able to get sats from 40E-133W. So my file is trimmed of everything either side of them. Makes...

I think I discussed this on legitfta. Unless a software decoder that could process 4:2:2 streams were available on the e2 version of VLC. Highly not possible. Unless of course a 4:2:2 capable chipset were built into the receiver. Looking in the Advanced Prefs.>Video>Output modules in the pc...