mikey7925
24th November, 2009, 05:58 PM
Hello
I have got a Dreambox DM500c, and I can get the FTA channels, but no encrypted channels. I have done the following and would appreciate any help you can give me.
1 - flashed dreambox with dk_v1.img using null serial modem cable.
2- rebooted dreambox and disconnected null serial modem cable
3 - used flashfxp and connected successfully with the dreambox
4- copied all keys files from pc to var/keys on dreambox
5 - coped all scee files from pc to var/scee on dreambo
6 - gone to sky sports one and held 'info' for three seconds and started evocam.
I.E every step in the 'Noobs guide', all of which worked except for the final outcome, as all the encrypted channels are still encrypted...
If i go on the FTA channels, I can watch them! If i go on the encrypted sky sports etc it's just a black screen, and in the bottom left corner of the info bar, the 'key' symbol is coloured in blue, which I presume means that it is in fact encypted?
Please help, at the moment my dreambox is no more than an expensive terrestrial hub!
Thanks
Mike
I have got a Dreambox DM500c, and I can get the FTA channels, but no encrypted channels. I have done the following and would appreciate any help you can give me.
1 - flashed dreambox with dk_v1.img using null serial modem cable.
2- rebooted dreambox and disconnected null serial modem cable
3 - used flashfxp and connected successfully with the dreambox
4- copied all keys files from pc to var/keys on dreambox
5 - coped all scee files from pc to var/scee on dreambo
6 - gone to sky sports one and held 'info' for three seconds and started evocam.
I.E every step in the 'Noobs guide', all of which worked except for the final outcome, as all the encrypted channels are still encrypted...
If i go on the FTA channels, I can watch them! If i go on the encrypted sky sports etc it's just a black screen, and in the bottom left corner of the info bar, the 'key' symbol is coloured in blue, which I presume means that it is in fact encypted?
Please help, at the moment my dreambox is no more than an expensive terrestrial hub!
Thanks
Mike