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I have more than one display. All have a standard 16:9 screen. The resolution is selected in the system. If you use vaapi, then check that the installed desktop size matches the skin. In other cases it doesn't matter.

The attached script makes vaapi work again in Ubuntu 23.04 (including xine-ui). Lock these packages using Synaptic. Of course, this does not save you from "apt upgrade". It's just a hack, but there's no other way.
FFmpeg can be left as is, but in Ubuntu 23.04 vaapi is dropped even from VLC due to its incompatibility with ffmpeg-5. It seems this problem will slowly creep into the next LTS release.

The problem is that in your map the first number is dvb-t, but not s2.
nim_sockets is located in the /proc/bus folder.
/proc/stb is a virtual file system in which all files have an apparent size of 0. They cannot be edited, but can be viewed in mc with the F3 key.

There is a very simple hack. Stop the module:

modprobe -r e2_procfs

After you generate nim_sockets in the way I mentioned above (edit it if necessary), copy this file to /opt and add to the file
/usr/local/e2/bin/autostart.sh after "#export DISPLAY=:0.0" the following line:

cp -f /opt/nim_sockets /proc/bus

Then, restart your PC.

I called my dvb card with an obscene word for verification and it worked. This way you can customize nim_sockets for yourself. Don't look it up in tuxbox anymore if the version is "procfs".
Run only the autostart.sh script. In the future, you can edit it in the original for yourself.

nim_sockets in etc/tuxbox

Generate it with a script from release version 8.3 'master'?

from incremental import Version

Check if the /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages folder contains
*incremental*. I'm currently busy making changes e2pc for python3 and can't reply.

Сurrent changes in signature below.

Added plugin "EncryptedChannel" (by Uchkun & Nomad). Plugin showing info "Encrypted channel".

Added useful plugin "CleanMem" (by shamann). This is auto clean memory.

No. I don't understand what you are doing, how you do it and why you don't want to learn Linux. If Linux told for you that "no package is installed", can it be installed manually? Of course!
A possible reason for the failure may be temporary unavailability of the server with the specified packages. But you will see it in the program "Synaptic"!

1) See what's written in script 1 for 16.04:

Libgstreamer0.10-dev libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-dev gstreamer0.10-plugins-base

2) Open "Synaptic" (I hope, it is installed). Write in the search window "libgstreamer0.10-dev" and if it's ubuntu 16.04, you'll see "libgstreamer0.10-dev". Checkbox green? No.

3) Write "libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-dev" in the search box (if the name doesn't fit, then right-click the properties).

4) Similarly, gstreamer0.10-plugins-base.

If the name of the package in the repositories has been changed, you can always find its manually.

Now tell me, even if the script didn't work for some reason, is it so difficult to do? Or it is easier to write here tons of logs, in which for you clearly writed what you need to do ???

make distclean

 in /enigna2 and try again.