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<blockquote data-quote="Berns" data-source="post: 1121825" data-attributes="member: 96677"><p>Hi all, I've been using 2x floppy-DTV-S2 for an initiation timeframe with splendid success. The old units require a bunch of power to remain stable. I de-fitted one, because we didn't use PVR nor multiple clients until now.</p><p>Now, while the kids are getting older, and while aMPdroid provides excellent view of live TV on a Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 in combination with MX player, it was time to re-hook the second lead.</p><p>As there is nor resurrection of the floppy-DTV-S2, I decided to browse the market and the compatibility lists. I wanted to go USB external this time, bringing me ultimate flexibility.</p><p>There was a choice to be made with a limited budget of €100 I allowed myself:</p><p>1x TT-connect S2 3650-CI or 2x satelco easywatch DVB-S2 CI.</p><p>I chose the last option, allowing me to test progress while I go between an untouched devide and one that might be altered.</p><p></p><p>On my test installation with MP 1.9 I had intermittend "channel scrambled" issues at first.</p><p></p><p>With just a day of trial and error I finally did this:</p><p>Hook the easywatch</p><p>It identifies as TT-2.0 in the device manager</p><p>Install the latest BDA driver (but not the one specially made for mediacenter) from TT (Is a prerequisite for next step) manually</p><p>Flashed the easywatch with lattest tt-connect firmware</p><p>D-installed the TT drivers</p><p>Installed the published driver from Satelco</p><p>(I actually discovered that there are 2 separate locations to find these drivers, one holds a TT-driver, the other the true driver from Satelco.)</p><p>The driver I installed is the same as the one that Jean-Christophe refers to above.</p><p>Things look stable.</p><p></p><p>I then moved my new easywatch from my test environment to my live user environment that runs MP1.3</p><p>The easywatch is installed to hit channels whenever the Floppy is already delivering service and can't add more to it.</p><p>As I'm in Belgium, I can easily test if decoding works by asking for example VTM HD first and then Een HD. They are so diverse in satellite/transponder configuration that you need two receivers to receive and decode them at the same time.</p><p></p><p>I'm using a smart-wii to provide decoding to both receivers, both receivers have an aston seca CAM 2.2. The Floppy is configured with the special aston configuration for best operation, the Easywatch produces best results with the general settings.</p><p></p><p>Hope this is of any help to people in the search for a good USB DVB-S2 CI receiver.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Berns, post: 1121825, member: 96677"] Hi all, I've been using 2x floppy-DTV-S2 for an initiation timeframe with splendid success. The old units require a bunch of power to remain stable. I de-fitted one, because we didn't use PVR nor multiple clients until now. Now, while the kids are getting older, and while aMPdroid provides excellent view of live TV on a Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 in combination with MX player, it was time to re-hook the second lead. As there is nor resurrection of the floppy-DTV-S2, I decided to browse the market and the compatibility lists. I wanted to go USB external this time, bringing me ultimate flexibility. There was a choice to be made with a limited budget of €100 I allowed myself: 1x TT-connect S2 3650-CI or 2x satelco easywatch DVB-S2 CI. I chose the last option, allowing me to test progress while I go between an untouched devide and one that might be altered. On my test installation with MP 1.9 I had intermittend "channel scrambled" issues at first. With just a day of trial and error I finally did this: Hook the easywatch It identifies as TT-2.0 in the device manager Install the latest BDA driver (but not the one specially made for mediacenter) from TT (Is a prerequisite for next step) manually Flashed the easywatch with lattest tt-connect firmware D-installed the TT drivers Installed the published driver from Satelco (I actually discovered that there are 2 separate locations to find these drivers, one holds a TT-driver, the other the true driver from Satelco.) The driver I installed is the same as the one that Jean-Christophe refers to above. Things look stable. I then moved my new easywatch from my test environment to my live user environment that runs MP1.3 The easywatch is installed to hit channels whenever the Floppy is already delivering service and can't add more to it. As I'm in Belgium, I can easily test if decoding works by asking for example VTM HD first and then Een HD. They are so diverse in satellite/transponder configuration that you need two receivers to receive and decode them at the same time. I'm using a smart-wii to provide decoding to both receivers, both receivers have an aston seca CAM 2.2. The Floppy is configured with the special aston configuration for best operation, the Easywatch produces best results with the general settings. Hope this is of any help to people in the search for a good USB DVB-S2 CI receiver. [/QUOTE]
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