View Full Version : STARVIEW 6 NOT HAPPY WE SHOULD TALK ABOUT IT MORE
interat
1st July, 2010, 10:36 PM
Whats going on with the starview 6 LAN, please jump in with any comment, will it ever get fixed, i don't think so it been 6 weeks and more and still going off and on for hours, 100 missing stations, glitching banging, but no information from suppliers, other box lans are working perfect.
mark8393
1st July, 2010, 10:40 PM
Whats going on with the starview 6 LAN, please jump in with any comment, will it ever get fixed, i don't think so it been 6 weeks and more and still going off and on for hours, 100 missing stations, glitching banging, but no information from suppliers, other box lans are working perfect.
if i had got one, i would have drove up to importers and rammed it up there arse.
Blink117
1st July, 2010, 10:48 PM
Please can Any one got The Box Super USB 1.12 firmware
as my box has lost most of its channles
thanks
Blink117
mark8393
1st July, 2010, 11:36 PM
Please can Any one got The Box Super USB 1.12 firmware
as my box has lost most of its channles
thanks
Blink117
in red at top of starview section, or click on downloads
cactikid
2nd July, 2010, 12:14 AM
just heard starview not coming back to irl,no sv6 or combo cable,but combo sat will work.:coffin:somebody better hide:coffin:
gsandhu
25th August, 2010, 11:16 AM
i have same problem with sv6, all the scrambled chanels not working. all the fta chanels working.
boomer39
25th August, 2010, 03:11 PM
i have same problem with sv6, all the scrambled chanels not working. all the fta chanels working.
well only 4 months to christmas.............
cactikid
25th August, 2010, 08:46 PM
have you got the new file on sv6,and follow the tuts for setup reboot both units also.
gsandhu
26th August, 2010, 10:17 AM
i tried the carling-1.00 for uk and 1.04 its same problem
interat
30th August, 2010, 05:57 PM
Its not connecting to the net, did it work before or has it never worked, can help to fix it if you reply.
cactikid
30th August, 2010, 09:42 PM
have you got v1.01 new file on box,and is your lan cable working,also did you follow the tuts.
gsandhu
31st August, 2010, 09:25 AM
this is the first time, i tried all three bin files,Its not connecting to the net, i get all the fta chanels, i turned on all emu by going in to menu using 8989 code. it could be my area in walsall
MILLWALLFC
31st August, 2010, 01:41 PM
this is the first time, i tried all three bin files,Its not connecting to the net, i get all the fta chanels, i turned on all emu by going in to menu using 8989 code. it could be my area in walsall
Can you just confirm you are going through a router for your internet connection, can you see it connected using the router admin page ?
gsandhu
31st August, 2010, 04:00 PM
yes i am going through a router for internet connection,using yellow colured cable, i am on virginmedia broadband, i can see it connected by the light flasing on the router no.2 . the router admin page i dont know how to do that.
interat
31st August, 2010, 04:58 PM
this is the first time, i tried all three bin files,Its not connecting to the net, i get all the fta chanels, i turned on all emu by going in to menu using 8989 code. it could be my area in walsall
Go into nework, the first option on the top change to auto and then apply, should work.
thewizardofodds
31st August, 2010, 05:01 PM
why dont people that NEED their boxes working try writing new firmware instead of just constantly asking for it.
tony_i
31st August, 2010, 10:46 PM
why dont people that NEED their boxes working try writing new firmware instead of just constantly asking for it.
Maybe because of two reasons. Firstly, they have paid for something and expect it to work. Secondly, the Starview software is closed source.
gsandhu
1st September, 2010, 08:45 AM
i have changed to auto and then apply, and i changed to ustream, still no scrambled chanells
mark8393
1st September, 2010, 10:13 AM
i have changed to auto and then apply, and i changed to ustream, still no scrambled chanells
so alls working then?
tubs
1st September, 2010, 05:18 PM
a lot of people are having promblems with s6 its not as good as people first thought as sever keeps going down and you will not be able to get it back
tony_i
1st September, 2010, 05:32 PM
I'm a bit puzzled about the talk of the server going down all the time.
I've had mine a while now and though admittedly I don't watch a massive amount of telly I've had the server go once on me, for a couple of hours. It really doesn't seem that bad.
I previously had a SV4 and I know how useless the software was, and there are many problems with the SV6 software (the PVR function and the streaming from your pc doesn't work). I bought the SV6 out of desperation because there are only two choices for cable now and it was by far the cheapest. I've slagged starview off on this forum on plenty of occasions, often in the face of bullying by the starview mafia who seem to have evaporated over the last few months (if indeed they weren't all the same individual with a few aliases).
However, credit where it's due: in my experience the server is pretty good, and the box has been value for money. I wonder if a lot of people who go on forums to give their advice about the reliablity of the server have even been in the same room as a SV6. I certainly don't think a lot of them are even in the same country where these boxes operate.
Not aiming this at anyone in particular, but if you're going to give advice it should based on experience rather than internet rumour.
Right, I'm off to watch the uninterrupted cricket, courtesy of Mr Murdoch.
junger
1st September, 2010, 09:07 PM
Well Said, I have noticed a lot of posts that contradict my own experience
chuckles53
1st September, 2010, 10:43 PM
I have the starview hd lan and would like to know when the server will be putting the sky hd channels back on or are they not bothered because of the sales of the starview 6. would be nice if they would put them back on as i am thinking of selling my box and going to the arnet hd box.
thewizardofodds
5th September, 2010, 12:23 AM
Maybe because of two reasons. Firstly, they have paid for something and expect it to work. Secondly, the Starview software is closed source.
Well hack it then!
satsmo
5th September, 2010, 12:34 AM
Hack what?
thewizardofodds
5th September, 2010, 03:36 AM
Hack what?
the starview firmware
satsmo
5th September, 2010, 09:37 PM
That wont achieve anything as CS is only a workaround?
thewizardofodds
5th September, 2010, 09:47 PM
That wont achieve anything as CS is only a workaround?
I know that but what I'm saying is if the sv cs server is down then they can hack the firmare then set it up for your own cs server instead of just waiting on the sv server getting fixed
satsmo
5th September, 2010, 09:54 PM
In that case get a Dreambox and do a lot of reading, why rely on a SV STB and wasting time and effort on looking at it's firmware?
thewizardofodds
5th September, 2010, 10:09 PM
In that case get a Dreambox and do a lot of reading, why rely on a SV STB and wasting time and effort on looking at it's firmware?
I have a dreambox c+s .
Thats exactly what I'm saying too, why rely on SV server in first place and that if they are so woorried about not being able to use something they have paid dollar for and want it to work then instead of sitting on their but waiting on it coming back on whilst asking stupid questions on here asking when its going to be back on, they should try and hack the firmware allowing everyone to use their own server.
The reason they have bought these boxes in the first place is tat they dont want to do anything to get free TV , they just want 100% plug and play along with expecting people on forums to sort their problems out straight away.
Plus it wouldn't be wasting time messing with the firmware , especially if you crack it, its all experience and education.
satsmo
5th September, 2010, 10:25 PM
asking stupid questions on here asking when its going to be back on,
That's the nature of forums, people ask questions. There is never a stupid question, but I have seen some stupid answers.
they should try and hack the firmware allowing everyone to use their own server.
As said above why waste time trying to disassemble the SV firmware? There is nothing of use to take from the user bin file.
they just want 100% plug and play
They are willing to pay for a plug and play box, that is up to each individual, not all are in it for a hobby. Free TV is a business model that works for the manufactuers, suppliers, etc.
its all experience and education.
Indeed sharing some of both is why we have forums of this nature.
I have a dreambox c+s
Best get cracking then :)
thewizardofodds
5th September, 2010, 10:58 PM
As said above why waste time trying to disassemble the SV firmware? There is nothing of use to take from the user bin file.
Best get cracking then :)
But there would be useful stuff in the on board atty.
As for the dream box well its been in the loft for almost 2 years. Got fed up messing with cable boxes, linux boxes and just pay for what I watch now.
Only messing with it at the moment as purely educational. lol
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