KNC ONE TV-Station CI/CAM not recognized (1 Viewer)

[mpfrank]

As a MP noob i have a question about the mode of operation of the CI Interface with MP. Can I use the CI interface which is attached to my KNC1 Station DVB-C card to encrypt channels that i receive with my Hauppauge Nova SE2 DVB-S Card, or is this unpossible?

Hi Cemetery,

I think this will not work. Cross-card decrypt IMHO is impossible.

Cheers
mpFrank,

EDIT:: So Frodo sure is right.... I only wonder why this will not work with my KNC1 DVB-S (without CI) and my TT-3200-DVB-S with CI. If my TT-3200 card is busy the KNC card will not decrypt channels with the CI-module of the TT....

 

[Frodo]

hrmm

i should read better;-)

1) Yes the KNC CI works (if you have the msvc*.dlls)
2) No. cross-card decrypting wont work. Its impossible with BDA drivers

Frodo

 

[Pullkick]

Hi,
what are these msvcr*.dlls you are talking about?

Are we talking about msvcr71.dll and msvcrt.dll?

Or are there more DLL's in this regard?

Then I'd refer to:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...s/vclib/html/_crt_c_run.2d.time_libraries.asp

What is the difference between msvcrt.dll and msvcr71.dll?

The msvcrt.dll is now a "known DLL," meaning that it is a system component owned and built by Windows. It is intended for future use only by system-level components. An application should use and redistribute msvcr71.dll, and it should avoid placing a copy or using an existing copy of msvcr71.dll in the system directory. Instead, the application should keep a copy of msvcr71.dll in its application directory with the program executable. Any application built with Visual C++ .NET using the /MD switch will necessarily use msvcr71.dll.

Here it tells us, that only a msvcr71.dll should be released by an application while msvcrt.dll is delivered with Windows. Given that I'd expect Mediaportal to deliver a msvcr71.dll, if any.

But as far as I understand since MP is .NET, it should not need an own msvcr71.dll.

msvcrt.dll on the other hand is delivered with Windows. Getting a "most recent" version of that, I'd think that having all SP's and updates by Windows Update makes me being up to date.

Apart from delivering a set of recent DLL's with MP, what strategy do you suggest to get these by myself?

Or are we talking about a whole different set of DLL's?

Thanks in advance,
Andre

 

[Cemetery]

It's a great pity, because my cable provider change to an other signal encryption that is not compatible with CI modules. So i must use DVB-S to receive my pay tv, but my CI module is connectet to my DVB-C card because currently is no working CI interface for my Hauppauge DVB-S Nova SE2 available.

... lets buy an oter DVB-S card

 

[Frodo]

what are these msvcr*.dlls you are talking about?

you can download them here
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...D9-AE1A-4A14-984D-389C36F85647&displaylang=en


frodo

 

[joystick]

Hi,
just to get this right:
This means KNC DVB-C Cards are working with CI, given that the Visual C++ Redis. is installed?

Did anybody test this, yet? Because....I AM GOING TO SWITCH..... yiiiihhhaaaaww...
if it really works....

cheers
joystick

 

[Frodo]

This means KNC DVB-C Cards are working with CI, given that the Visual C++ Redis. is installed?

Indeed.

 

[joystick]

to good to be true....I 've been waiting for this message for months, now.

I'll try it asap, and if everything's ok I'll give you some feedback.... and donate...

anything to be aware of, besides? Latest SVN I guess...

cheers

joystick

 

[Pullkick]

nope, still doesn't work.

I offered assistance already. I repeat that.

What can I do? I can tell you my current configuration, of course, but maybe there is a special debug versiion I could test. I'm a developer, too, even though I have done nothing in C#, yet. at least I could do some tracing if you tell me what to install. I havre msdn universal, so ide stuff shouldn't be a problem.

just let me do something!

 

[Pullkick]

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