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[Dream1975]

I have several enigma2 receivers, of which a HD2400 with 4 tuners (DVB-c and S) in the living room. This 2400 is the "main" box and on this box I made a bouquet containing my favourite channels which I periodically edit with new or stopped channels. After editing I import this bouquet also to the other receivers using the remote channel stream converter functionality (so this favourite bouquet is on all boxes).

 

This works great in importing DVB-C/S channels, but direct internet streams in the bouquet are not imported (and I need to add them manually on each client box). Would it be possible to adapt the converter so that it also recognizes these streams and imports them also (of course without converting, because these url's can be used directly by the clients as they have a network/internet connection)?

[WanWizard]

Wouldn't it be easier to use the sync functionality of the fallback tuner? That is what I do, I also maintain the channels on one box, fallback sync takes care of the rest. 

[Dream1975]

Wouldn't it be easier to use the sync functionality of the fallback tuner? That is what I do, I also maintain the channels on one box, fallback sync takes care of the rest. 

 

Never really looked at it to be honest (as I always used the remote stream channel converter). I shall have a look in configuring it (using https://wiki.openpli...nPLi_7.0_and_up i presume). But maybe still worth to have a look at (for keeping the functionality up to date, as I think it was created when internet streams were less common and therefore not taken into account).

[WanWizard]

Remote Stream converter was made by a team member that has since long left the team, and as similar functionality is now part of Enigma, it is no longer maintained. So if you want that, you'll need to find a volunteer...

[twol]

@Dream1975 - the RSCC plugin was very useful but has been overtaken by more automatic modes e.g. I don‘t know if OpenPli has it, but most people that I know of use a client/server setup provided by some images where the client on boot up or once day, automatically imports all bouquets from the server box..... means that you can have a cheaper box with limited configuration running as a genuine client. E.g. I have 3 client boxes running into a Gigablue 4K and I only ever change/update the Giga4K‘s bouquets.

[WanWizard]

That is exactly what I described ( and do )

[Dream1975]

I have setup below configuration in fallback tuner on a client. I, however, am not getting any bouquets/channels from the master.

 

If I use RCST to import from the master, and then go to red in the channel list I see all services available on the master and if I select a channel that isn't in my bouquet (and is grey) it does show the channel (and didn't before I setup the fallback tuner), so it does work for the selecting/streaming part only it is not importing the bouquets/channels.

 

What do I miss? Ps. I do have authentication on in Openwebif, could it be this has something to do with it (that it can't retrieve the bouquets/channels because in the background authentication might be required)?

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[Erik Slagter]

The only thing I know about RSC is that it needs ftp to be operational. Did you check that?

[littlesat]

Did you set a password and userid on openwebif? If so set the last switch in the config. Does Rsc has openwebif?

Edited by littlesat, 10 June 2019 - 10:01.