Paul Zwiers schreef:
I have come a long way in the meantime. :-)
Using tzap I can switch channels (only the non-coded offcourse) and I can
get dvbscan to scan the appropriate bands and find my channels to create a
channels.conf. So far so good.
In Kaffeine I can also find the channels but it does not switch channels
nor does it give me any stream; the socket file remains empty. This is
also true for other apps.
So, who can help me with the following questions:
1. How can I get Kaffeine (or similar) to work?
2. Is there a way already to get the scrambled channels to work under
linux? (I have a working smartcard)
TIA
I 've read a problme with 700 settings,
do a chown to 777 of all dvb devices ???
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Apres l'emission "faux" par la RTBF, le Premier Ministre Flamand Yves Leterme s'est exprime contre le journal "Liberation":
"Le peuple Belge n'a pas les capacites intellectuelles pour discuter sur le sujet de la scission".
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