Patience please. Don't put pressure on the developers. Remember - you have the opportunity to install original FW in Flash and E2 on Stick. If you do so you will be able to change without having trouble ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by paulobr
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Patience please. Don't put pressure on the developers. Remember - you have the opportunity to install original FW in Flash and E2 on Stick. If you do so you will be able to change without having trouble ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by paulobr
Hi Richy,Quote:
Originally Posted by richy18
I also have heard about that option. Is there any detailed guide or "how to" about that, it would be highly appreciated (I have serched the forum already)?
As far as I know there sould be a step with kernel replace, when do back to the original FW, I am not sure how to do that...any step-by-step guide about that operation....how is that kernel switch between E2 and original FW?
Cheers!
AzUp 1.2.5 will do the job automatically. You can choose the target of installation. So - in first step you have to install original FW into flash. In the second step you have to install E2 on a stick. If you want to go back to original you have to change the kernel only (by AzUp) and vice versa...Quote:
Originally Posted by satlubitel
It takes 2 Minutes only to change between the operating systems.
For detailed information take a search (this thread) or take a look here: https://www.satpimps.co.uk/showthread.php?t=141890
Thanks Richy, will give a try
Cheers!
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Originally Posted by richy18
Has anyone tried the HDD option and do you know what effect it has on any existing data on the drive.
According to our friend Demosat @ azboxforum, 4:2:2 feed libraries are available for testing...
Hi,
no it is not mine, the compilation of Ernestolinch techsat.infoQuote:
Originally Posted by rtificial
@+
:respect-048:Quote:
Originally Posted by demosat
i'm successfully install the Valerie project in azbox elite in the RTi core 1.0.1 BETA i can see movies now but i had some issues like database is catalog the movies wrong and the series worst i can't find the command to play stop forward backward and exit can someone help me? I know someone ( hfmls ) but is not respond to my questions.
Regards from Portugal
The data catalog must be simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulobr
Keep the movies names simple. Not "the.matrix.1080p.evo.dts.etc.mkv ". Put like this: " The Matrix.mkv"
The play part isnt possible because of multimedia bug. This fix will come out in next Firmware.
I thought i hop in on the E2 train.
But after installing the RTi core 1.0.1 BETA it states TUNERA STV090x not configured.
I already removed my second dvb-c tuner but the didn't make any difference.
Its a P+
It will say not configured until you configure it!Quote:
Originally Posted by dutchmatrix
I feel stupid........................... ..............
Missed some buttons on my remote......
Glad you all cann't see my red cheeks now......
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Originally Posted by dutchmatrix
LOL, and I know you. didn't think you would miss that one:king-042:
I just said before that i can play movies without any problems, work fine.:respect-059:Quote:
Originally Posted by moicas3004
Huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by paulobr
Are you stating the mediaplayer works when called from Valerie, but not when called from the filebrowser?
I can watch movies without any problem from hdQuote:
Originally Posted by rtificial
Is .ts format supported by Valerie?
I only test dvdrip and avi filesQuote:
Originally Posted by dvlajkovic
Thats interesting, since you are the first that reports that movies work directly from HD. Earlier I think movies only worked if played from a network mounted disk, as this was tested by sattommy.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulobr
Could you please supply some details about your setup.
Is this an internal or external HD?
Is it formatted with linux (EXT2) or by NTFS filesystem?
Also I would like to know if you was able to save your scanned movie list in Valerie?
What version of valerie are you using, and have you some other relevant addons or plugins to make this work?
thank you.