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It seems you have the same problem as I have!
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True... But we also know we use a beta image, so that's why i give feedback here, so that DMM devs can work on it. 
(only weird thing is, at the demo of dm8000 with DVDburn and BDMV support it all seems to work ok, and now more then a year later it's still not working)
Anyone know how to flash DM-800 loader stage #76 built 20100419, Serial 20053..............i flash new firmware it can't detect......
You already have a image on your DM800? And you want to update, or reflash?
First check if your dreambox has the plugin "Genuine Dreambox" and run it.
Hi All,
Recently I had my dreambox updated remotely to Openpli, on trying to watch dreambox live app on iPhone 4S I found it will not connect anymore. Please can anyone help me?
The Iphone app is for Dreambox, so for the original DMM licensed webinterface.
OpenPli uses default openwebif, because OpenPli is also for other enigma2 stb's then Dream Multimedia.
What you can do in OpenPli: Uninstall openwebif plugin, reboot and install webinterface plugin (is only in openpli feed for dreamboxes becasue of license type).
At the moment webbouqueteditor plugin is not working on openpli.
So if you want to have all benefits of Dream Multimedia original webinterface, use a image that is OE2.0 based. Like a uptodate image of: Opendreambox(with Geminiplugin), Newnigma, Oozoon, Merlin3, Linsat, LT, Powerboard they all have a uptodate OE2.0 based image. Openpli has their own build (and amazing good development).
How many radio and tv channels use DD+ ?
Does the channels that do use DD+ use the benefits of DD+? Or do they use DD+ with the channels and bitrates of DD ? If so, then why would you use DD+ if the signal is same as DD supports?
What does DD+ has, what DD hasn't:
-bitrate up to 6144kbit/s (is channel with DD+ using that? DD is max 640 kbit/s at 5.1)
-up to 15.1 channels (is channel with DD+ using that? DD is max 5.1)
-24bit bitdepth (is channel with DD+ using that? DD is max 16bit)
i don't know blue panel
maybe in rare cases, due to reception problems, the recording may contain errors. if you want you can upload your recording or part of it somewhere and i'll take a look.
Bluepanel is just a added on to your Original Opendreambox oe2.0.X image. (Geminiplugin 3.2 from IHAD)
Issue is that the bdremux is waiting (in sleep). Recording itself has no errors (because this sleeping occurs here with all HD recordings that i want to use for burning to BDMV).
If i burn as DVD (data disc) then it all works ok, and also the burning proces. So hardware seems to be ok.
I guess issue is bluray disc remux related.
Since dreambox-image-dm8000-20130907.nfi :
When I look in bluepanel > information > process
Then i see that bdremux is "sleeping"
See attachment for screenshot of bluepanel info/process/bdremux
When i play the recorded bluray disc with the player, i only have the first 73 seconds (1:13) with plopping sound.
How to solve this so that w got a working BDMV burning process.
I did use the BDMV burning in DVDburn.
It works. But....
...It only does the first 17 seconds of the HD recording. I did press the blue button to work in background and exit the dvdburn plugin.
No crashlog. In DVDburn i do see a waiting DVD burn job 0%.
So what to do to make it work properly.
When is this BDMV function of the DVDburn plugin working?
I understand it's difficult, but it takes so long now.The presentation of more then a year ago had a working version.
What's the issue why it's still not working?
Or is it just impossible on the hardware, if so then just say so, and don't add things that will never work.
I informed at the manufactorer of my multiregion customized bluray/mediaplayer. Because the usa firmware version of that player has a netflix player. I have a older model the Oppo BDP-93eu. This is a reply of Oppo:
ZitatNetflix in Netherlands use a newer version of Netflix that is not compatible with the BDP-93EU, only the new models BDP-103/105EU supports this new version used in Europe. The problem is that the European Netflix uses a new version of Netflix that are not compatible with the older US Netflix system in the BDP-93EU and therefore it is not possible now or in future because it has to do with hardware limitations.
I assume that their are more standalone devices who have Netflix playback possibilities, that only works on the older versions of Netflix (like used in the USA).
I think it's too much unwanted DRM & proprietary software stuff that the movie industry forces to use. 
So conclusion: keep using P2P & torrent, the movie industrie wants this as we see.
I think it will never work on open source software. 
Netflix does work on a "Oppo BluRay player" with usa firmware.
And Netflix is available on numerous of platforms where silverlight is
not available ,so that doesn't sound like the real reason.
Their is a petition online about Netflix on Linux : www.petitiononline.com/Linflix/petition.html
Some people hear on the news that Netflix is gonna leave Silverlight, but i don't know when.
Hello all.
I use OpenDreambox OE2.0 on my first generation DM8000. (with GP3.2) i'm a satisfied user. (sort of tester because i also report malfunctions to Dream ticket system to help). 
[Blockierte Grafik: http://understech.com.br/wp-co…loads/2012/05/netflix.jpg]
I want to know if someone can help me with finding (or creating if someone can) a working plugin for oe2.0 to stream Netflix to the Dreambox. 
(a bit like youtube plugin)
This because I read the fantastic news that the movie/video streamservice (legal) Netflix is starting in The Netherlands.
It would be awesome if i can use my Dreambox to view (and more awesome record) a Netflix stream.
I discover that this "Macnus S-KW256S" wireless keyboard/mouse that originally is windows only, has full support on Linux.
So i use it on my Linux HTPC (Debian based), but why is it not working on a DM8000 with uptodate oe2.0/opendreambox, if it is fully supported on Linux desktop & server distributions?
I want to buy a dreambox 7020HD, but I have a question about your hybrid DVB-C / T tuner, my cable company sent the two systems in the same cable, I can see both systems with a single hybrid tuner?.
Thanks for the help.
If your signal provider sends signals with a coax cable, then it's DVB-C. If your signal provider send wireless and you need a antenna, then it's mostly DVB-T.
So whatever commercial crap (marketing) your cable company tells you, if it goes over a coax cable then it's DVB-C. 
Maybe they mean, channels that are transmitted over DVB-T can also been viewed over DVB-C (and probably also DVB-S2).
I use a CXD1981 hybrid tuner . You select in the tuner configuration if it acts like a DVB-C or as a DVB-T, so it cannot do C & T at the same time.
You have to enable "extra-plugins" in gp settings.
OMG. That's it.
I feel so dumb 
Sorry for the their is no crossepg in gp3.2 postings.
Solution is:
Bluepanel > setup > use extra plugins = yes
Issue solved.
I use Geminiplugin3.2 on Opendreambox OE2.0.
I installed the swapfile plugin. Activated it (in my case to compact flash).
Manually download crossepg from IHAD website, and install it as local extension. I prevent using xmltv source but use XEPGDB & OpenTV (in my case one from xepgdb and one from opentv).
All working fine, and also see that the swapfile is in use (+- 5 MB, +-7MB in RAM free).
Seriously, their is nothing wrong here with image. I suggest to people who say it's my box who's wrong with not showing crossepg in gp feed:
Reflash your dreambox with oe2.0 & gp, and find out that you got just 37 system plugins in gp feed.
But gp is a bit offopic here.
I discover that Gemini Plugin removed is not visable in the feed.(update corrected remove suggestion)
Reason is, it's too risky to use CrossEPG. It uses RAM memory, but their is too less left. It can work for one epg source, but it's too tricky that CrossEPG will fill ram so the Dreambox hangs.
Question to DMM, is it possible that we get a plugin that can make OE2.0 lite/stripped. Like removing language files that you don't need. Removing components option that don't have dependencies at other software components. You know stripping down towards kind of lite version.
Or add a plugin that use storage medium as ram extender (but i realize this can slow down the box a lot).
Hello all.
I'm a OpenDreambox 2.0 user (with Gemini bluepanel plugin).
I bought a 2.4GHz wireless usb keyboard/trackball device.
When i bought it in Bangkok / Thailand at Zeer, the seller already noticed, are you sure you want it, because it's a windows only device. At that time i didn't discover same kind of device from logitech, so i bought it. Because i had my windows xp based htpc in mind (self assembled atx pc of 13 years old that just keep working 
).
But I still thought, let's give it a try when I'm back in Amsterdam (Netherlands) if it works on my Dreambox DM8000 with OE2.0.
So back in Amsterdam, i connect the device to win htpc, and it works out of the box (plug&play).
I connect it to the Dreambox DM8000 front usb , and the mouse keys are working !
So the device is connected to the DM8k with oe2.0.0(uptodate).
I wonder how i can get all functions like trackball and keyboard keys working.
When i look in opendreambox . menu > setup > system > input devices
then i see this is added: HID 04d9:2517 and HID 04d9:2517 (so 2 times the same)
I also have the native dreambox advanced remote in use.
When i look in Gemini bluepanel at:
Bluepanel > Information > Hardware
Then i see this as keyboard and mouse:
Type: Input (keyboard)
Name: HID 04d9:2517
Device: /dev/input/event0
Type: Input (Mouse) (Joystick)
Name: HID 04d9:2517
Device: /dev/input/event1
Type: Input (Keyboard)
Name: dreambox front panel
Device: /dev/input/event2
Dreambox remote is now as:
Type: Input (IR)
Name: dreambox remote control (native)
Device: /dev/input/event3
Anyone know what to do to get maximum functionality. Do i need to added extra kernel modules, or reflash the dm8000 with oe2.0 and connected 2.4GHz usb keyboard?
And yes i do know it's sold as windows only hardware, but since i experience working mouse buttons on the wireless 2.4GHZ keyboard-trackball, the connection and hardware would be ok right?
Specs about the wireless 2.4GHZ keyboard-trackball :
Manufactorer: Macnus
Model: S-KW256S
Thanks for your point of view. It makes sense.
Ok here the link of h265 at itu .
I couldn't find the dvb-s3 quote source, but here another DVB-S3link (16apsk & 32apsk) .
If you're starting the mass fabrication of the Goliath, then STOP!
You must be kidding. Who will send in 4k dvb-s3 ... whatever?
It took several years from standartisation to the first commercial broadcasters to support HD.
You can use the same arguments to *never* develop a new stb - there will always be something new coming ' somewhere down the road...
Ok, I must admit, a bit funny to say stop.
But i think you're a bit outdated in what happens these days.
Yesterday h265 is accepted by ITU :
ZitatAlles anzeigenGeneva, 25 January 2013 – A
new video coding standard building on the PrimeTime Emmy award winning ITU-T
H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC was agreed by ITU members today.
The new codec will considerably ease the burden on global networks where, by
some estimates, video accounts for more than half of bandwidth use. The new
standard, known informally as ‘High Efficiency Video Coding’ (HEVC) will need
only half the bit rate of its predecessor,
ITU-T H.264 / MPEG-4 Part 10 ‘Advanced Video Coding’ (AVC),
which currently accounts for over 80 per cent of all web video. HEVC will
unleash a new phase of innovation in video production spanning the whole ICT
spectrum, from mobile devices through to Ultra-High Definition TV.
ITU-T’s
Study Group 16
has agreed first-stage approval (consent) of the much-anticipated standard known
formally as Recommendation ITU-T H.265 or ISO/IEC 23008-2.
It is the product of collaboration
between the ITU Video Coding Experts Group (VCEG) and the ISO/IEC Moving Picture
Experts Group (MPEG).
Dr Hamadoun I. Touré, Secretary-General, ITU: “ITU-T H.264 underpinned rapid
progression and expansion of the video ecosystem, with many adopting it to
replace their own proprietary compression codecs. The industry continues to look
to ITU and its partners as the global benchmark for video compression, and I
have no doubt that this new standard will be as effective as its predecessor in
enabling the next wave of innovation in this fast-paced industry.”
ITU-T H.264 / MPEG-4 AVC
is deployed in products and services from companies including Adobe, Apple, BBC,
BT, France Telecom, Intel, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia, Polycom, Samsung, Sony,
Tandberg, Toshiba and others to deliver high definition video images over
broadcast television, cable TV, a variety of direct-broadcast satellite-based
television services, Blu-Ray disc formats, mobile phones, videoconferencing
tools,
digital storage media,
and Internet Protocol television (IPTV).
It remains the most deployed global video compression standard.
ITU-T H.265 / ISO/IEC 23008-2 HEVC will provide a flexible, reliable and robust
solution, future-proofed to support the next decade of video. The new standard
is designed to take account of advancing screen resolutions and is expected to
be phased in as high-end products and services outgrow the limits of current
network and display technology.
Companies including ATEME, Broadcom, Cyberlink, Ericsson, Fraunhofer HHI,
Mitsubishi and NHK have already showcased
implementations of HEVC. The new standard
includes a ‘Main’ profile that supports 8-bit 4:2:0 video, a ‘Main 10’
profile with 10-bit support, and a ‘Main Still Picture’ profile for still image
coding that employs the same coding tools as a video ‘intra’ picture.
The ITU/ISO/IEC Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT-VC) (formerly JVT)
will continue work on a range of extensions to HEVC, including support for
12-bit video as well as 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 chroma formats. Another important
element of this work will be the progression of HEVC towards scalable video
coding. The three bodies will also work within the Joint Collaborative Team on
3D-Video (JCT-3V) on the extension of HEVC towards stereoscopic and 3D video
coding.
Eutelsat W3A , AsiaSat 5, Amos-3, Intelsat already did successful testing with DVB-S3 :
ZitatAlles anzeigenCompany NovSatelt, specializing in optimizing bandwidth satellite links,
announced the development of innovative technology modulating - NS3,
designed to optimize the resources of satellite transponders earlier
this year,
Compared to currently broadcasting standards DVB-S and DVB-S2, the new
standard allows you to increase the throughput ability of satellite
channels in 20-55% of the transponder with a bandwidth of 36 MHz and 78%
at 72 MHz transponders, providing high-speed data transfer up to 358
Mbit / s.
Technicians NovelSat reported completion of the pre-testing of the new
standard with power satellites Eutelsat W3A , AsiaSat 5, Amos-3, as well
as some of the spacecraft constellation Intelsat.
Test results confirmed that the new standard NS3 far exceeded the
capacity DVB-S2, which is now considered to be the best solution in the
field of satellite broadcasting. NS3 also a huge plus is that it is
fully compatible with previous standards DVB-S and DVB-S2, enabling
operators to perform a smooth transition to the new technology.
NS3 is also able to provide the following benefits:
transfer of a large number of SD-, HD-and 3D-channels, and as data
transmission through the communication line and transponders that are
identical to today's energy balance.
Saving reception quality at lower SNR (signal / noise ratio), which, in
turn, allows the use of a receiving antenna with a smaller diameter.
Expansion of satellite coverage.
According to preliminary information, the completion of a cycle of
testing involving 32 broadcasters and teleports located in Europe and
the U.S.,
DVB-S-3 is now in use on several satellites in Europe,America's &
Asia as stated in the reports your normal HD receiver will be able to
receive these new broadcasts but not the 16APSK & 32APSK versions
for these you will need a professional receiver until someone
incorporates all the new satellite transmission types in a enthusiasts
receiver to find all the transmissions now in general use by SNG's.
Mitsubishi, Broadcom, Cyberlink, Ericsson en Fraunhofer HHI already implemented h265 in their hardware. So why not DMM Goliath? Really It seems logical that they start with DVB-S3 in 2015. (over 2 years already)
I think DReamMultimedia can make a big step forward to the other Enigma2 receiver builders and clones by supporting DVB-S3 (16APSK & 32APSK included) and h265.
Most healthy for us and future DVB users is: Boycott CI+ (& HD+).
Really.
Read why (click) .
