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CCcam Prerelease 2
- Thread starter k@lkov
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1) Unpack the compressed CCcamCAS for AZbox HD onto your PC [use 7Zip, which is freeware!]
2) You'll see CCcamCAS folder + an additional module.seq file
2a) Edit the module.seq file so it contains the exact names of EMUs/CS SW you have in your machine; delete those you do not have and add those you do have; make sure you leave CCcamCAS without # in front of it , which means it will be active, while all the other EMU's will have # in front of them = inactive
3) FTP into your AZbox HD [or so - using a proggy like FileZilla, which is freeware] and open EMU -> OpenXCAS in your AZbox HD
4) Drag and drop the whole CCcamCAS folder, from PC to AZbox HD OpenXCAS folder
5) Give rights or "CHMOD" to 755 the whole CCcamCAS folder, then also the cccam_module itself, inside the CCcam folder
6) Edit, save and then put into CCcamCAS folder the CCcam.cfg file, in order to add the server details like so:
# in front of a line means it's not active - in this case it's just an example-line, hence # in front of it... Leave it as is.
7) Reboot using your remote controller's Power buton for 5 seconds or so
8) Restart CCcam via the yellow button on your remote
CCcamCAS for AZbox HD is still in Beta stages of development and can only hook onto 1 CCcam server for now but more is coming. It is not fully working yet - some providers might not work, even though they are working with your Incubus, for instance!
Hang in there and don't forget: it's Beta stages for another 2 months or so, we are told! So, not perfect!!! Don' lose your nerve!:thum:
2) You'll see CCcamCAS folder + an additional module.seq file
2a) Edit the module.seq file so it contains the exact names of EMUs/CS SW you have in your machine; delete those you do not have and add those you do have; make sure you leave CCcamCAS without # in front of it , which means it will be active, while all the other EMU's will have # in front of them = inactive
3) FTP into your AZbox HD [or so - using a proggy like FileZilla, which is freeware] and open EMU -> OpenXCAS in your AZbox HD
4) Drag and drop the whole CCcamCAS folder, from PC to AZbox HD OpenXCAS folder
5) Give rights or "CHMOD" to 755 the whole CCcamCAS folder, then also the cccam_module itself, inside the CCcam folder
6) Edit, save and then put into CCcamCAS folder the CCcam.cfg file, in order to add the server details like so:
#C: ccserver.dyndns.org 12345 username pass
C: YourM8's.dyndns.something port YourUsername YourPass
# in front of a line means it's not active - in this case it's just an example-line, hence # in front of it... Leave it as is.
7) Reboot using your remote controller's Power buton for 5 seconds or so
8) Restart CCcam via the yellow button on your remote
CCcamCAS for AZbox HD is still in Beta stages of development and can only hook onto 1 CCcam server for now but more is coming. It is not fully working yet - some providers might not work, even though they are working with your Incubus, for instance!
Hang in there and don't forget: it's Beta stages for another 2 months or so, we are told! So, not perfect!!! Don' lose your nerve!:thum: