Hi and thanks in advance.
So - Bought a gemma box all pre-installed with a mgcam line as although I'm an IT engineer I rarely have time to 'mess about' with these things. Oh the irony now that I've been at this a week now!
Box arrived, plugged in, all seemed OK. All FTA channels seemed to be fine.
No channels beyond the FTA were working.
Called the seller up, and we went through lots of checks - re-scanned the receiver, re-created the bouquets, installed an additional cccam line - all to no avail. He reckoned it was a problem with my network, although the network test passed OK, and the box was wired to my router.
So, he agreed to take it back and test. Of course, it worked OK for him, so he re-flashed it (just in case) re-re tested it and sent it back.
Still the same issue in my house. I tried it at a mates house on a sky dish and wired ethernet - all seemed to work OK.
At that point I remembered that I have OpenDNS set up as my preferred DNS servers and they do some DNS flitering (stop the kids getting on porn)
So, disabled this filtering at OpenDNS - no improvement
Set the router to use the ISP DNS - No improvement
Set the router to use 8.8.8.8 (google's free DNS) - no improvement.
At some point in this sorry tale, for about 5 minutes, this all worked. Can't for the life of me remember what DNS I was set to - most likely the ISP's one.
With it working, BBC1 and BBC2 were the wrong way round, so I ran autobouquetmaker with swap channels set to off.
This fixed the BBC1/BBC2 swap, but I lost all the non FTA services once more.
I have 2 Cccam lines and 2 mgcam lines form the supplier. It was originally sent with the mgcam active, and during testing he sent me the cccam lines to see if that made a difference. The box when returned was set up with the cccam.
I've tried using cccam and / or mgcam lines but all to no avail.
I have also bought a usb wifi adaptor so I can use my phone as a hotspot and route the box out over a completely different network to my home broadband - again all makes no difference (network tests all OK)
Any advice gratefully received. This is doing my head in!
Cheers
Dave
So - Bought a gemma box all pre-installed with a mgcam line as although I'm an IT engineer I rarely have time to 'mess about' with these things. Oh the irony now that I've been at this a week now!
Box arrived, plugged in, all seemed OK. All FTA channels seemed to be fine.
No channels beyond the FTA were working.
Called the seller up, and we went through lots of checks - re-scanned the receiver, re-created the bouquets, installed an additional cccam line - all to no avail. He reckoned it was a problem with my network, although the network test passed OK, and the box was wired to my router.
So, he agreed to take it back and test. Of course, it worked OK for him, so he re-flashed it (just in case) re-re tested it and sent it back.
Still the same issue in my house. I tried it at a mates house on a sky dish and wired ethernet - all seemed to work OK.
At that point I remembered that I have OpenDNS set up as my preferred DNS servers and they do some DNS flitering (stop the kids getting on porn)
So, disabled this filtering at OpenDNS - no improvement
Set the router to use the ISP DNS - No improvement
Set the router to use 8.8.8.8 (google's free DNS) - no improvement.
At some point in this sorry tale, for about 5 minutes, this all worked. Can't for the life of me remember what DNS I was set to - most likely the ISP's one.
With it working, BBC1 and BBC2 were the wrong way round, so I ran autobouquetmaker with swap channels set to off.
This fixed the BBC1/BBC2 swap, but I lost all the non FTA services once more.
I have 2 Cccam lines and 2 mgcam lines form the supplier. It was originally sent with the mgcam active, and during testing he sent me the cccam lines to see if that made a difference. The box when returned was set up with the cccam.
I've tried using cccam and / or mgcam lines but all to no avail.
I have also bought a usb wifi adaptor so I can use my phone as a hotspot and route the box out over a completely different network to my home broadband - again all makes no difference (network tests all OK)
Any advice gratefully received. This is doing my head in!
Cheers
Dave