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Pixl
02-01-2015, 01:50 PM
Seems I've read in here that you can send your FTA channel to a computer. My wife is always hogging the tv like right now with her boring sports. I'd like to operate the FTA box and watch from the sofa. Do I need a plug in or something.

mountaineer
02-01-2015, 02:15 PM
if she is not watching through your box yes you can.

Menu....plugins...and see if you have webif. should be there. Exit out..that was just a check to see if you had it.

if it is ...log onto your computer....open web browser. type in ip address of your box.
web if page should display.

got to all channels button and press it. all of your channels should be listed. find the channel you want and click on it. This will "zap" to the channel . Then all the way to the right will be a small blue tv screen icon for each channel....click the one on the same line as the channel you want to watch.A file will download. It is the streaming file of that channel. Open it with a media player ... I use media player classic. It will take a second or two but it will play.

To change channel....close media player. And repeat above.

windows media player doesnt work for me....media player classic and I think VLC do fine.

You will find your way around in it. Also you can click satellite button and list sats and then click one and cannels will appear by sat...then repeat above.

Now whatever you are watching the box itself is watching. Also it will move the dish etc. when you select the channel.
Think of it as a vrtual Fta box.

Hope this helps...get back to me and let me know if it works.

mountaineer
02-01-2015, 02:27 PM
One ore thing. If you want to watch something on the same transponder as your wife...take the C band G16 Pr MUX. Maybe your wife is watching NBC and you want to watch fox...then you should be able to do an instant record of FOX with your remote and then tune NBC for her using the remote control not computer.

Then go to your computer and access your box through the network and watch the recording ...it wont be LIVE but awfully close.

This does not involve webif...just another way if channels are on same TP. Most boxes allow you to view and record different channels on one TP.

Pixl
02-01-2015, 02:58 PM
Mountian,

I have the WEBIF in my box and works fine with the sat the box is parked on. Incredible and easy!
However it doesn't change the dish to a new sat. And the remote doesn't show on my screen. Pretty cool though.

Costactc
02-01-2015, 03:30 PM
I also noticed that my vu+zero also has the plugin WEBIF, that would be cool.

mountaineer
02-01-2015, 03:33 PM
Pixl....I think that you have to check the little box on the left...down the screen a little...under "stream" that says zap before stream. try that.. I think it used to move my dish. What box are you using and what image?


also did you click on the channel on the left first? That does the "zap" which mean tune and if needed move dish etc.
Then click on the blue tv icon on the left to stream.

Pixl
02-02-2015, 06:30 PM
Pixl....I think that you have to check the little box on the left...down the screen a little...under "stream" that says zap before stream. try that.. I think it used to move my dish.

I have a Atemio Nemesis, simular to the DUO receivers, running EGAMI image.
Checking that little box did the job. Wow, this is fun. Thanks

el bandido
02-02-2015, 08:06 PM
You can use the remote control on the webinterface.
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There are several android apps available. I use the Android apps that have a signal meter to make dish adjustments. Saves me from having to take a receiver out to the dish.

eastof111
02-02-2015, 08:22 PM
Pixl, remember the RaedQuickSignal_V1.0-By-RAED plugin you installed on your Nemesis? The webif has basically the same info.

mountaineer
02-03-2015, 09:25 AM
Glad it worked for you Pixl. E2 is very close to being all that I hoped it would be.

Sublime
02-03-2015, 11:38 AM
I like being able to watch an internet channel on the TV while checking out satellite channels streamed to the computer Also, VLC is able to do closed captions.

el bandido
02-03-2015, 12:58 PM
4:2:2 Video is also possible when streaming to a computer.

Pixl
02-03-2015, 03:09 PM
There are several android apps available. I use the Android apps that have a signal meter to make dish adjustments. Saves me from having to take a receiver out to the dish.

So how does this work? Are you sending to a phone or something?

el bandido
02-03-2015, 06:00 PM
I use a smart phone and an Android tablet as signal meter for enigma2 receivers. There are apps that allow streaming to these devices too.

Pixl
02-04-2015, 12:38 PM
I use a smart phone and an Android tablet as signal meter for enigma2 receivers. There are apps that allow streaming to these devices too.

My radio station is replacing my flip phone (that I have dearly hung on to). It will be a iPhone 4 hand me down from someone in sales. So as of today I'll have to learn yet even more new stuff. If the E2 didn't kill me, the iPhone will.

Oh I did stream 4:2:2 to my lap top on the sofa and watch it in real time. Works good.

chewie
02-04-2015, 04:23 PM
Hello Pixl
Did you fix the problem you were having with the HDMI switch and your receiver?
Regards.
Chewie

Pixl
02-05-2015, 12:33 PM
Hello Pixl
Did you fix the problem you were having with the HDMI switch and your receiver?

Yes, a fairly low tech solution. I ran the HDMI cable from the troublesome Nemesis directly to the only open HDMI port on my tv. That works fine direct.
I then pulled out the HDMI cables from all my other devices and ran AV cables instead to a manual AV switcher. That in turn was run to the only open AV port on the tv. The HDMI switch is now in the closet waiting to get more valuable with time. :)

chewie
02-05-2015, 03:53 PM
Thanks for the info Pixl