0bd1:0ce42bd6:ea74:0001:1:0
11222H SID 0xbd1
p:DVB-S2 8PSK 11222H 330.0°E,c:0007e9,c:031fff,C:2600,f:1004
astra --analyze http://0.0.0.0:9999/abertis/pid2026
ctrl-c
astra --analyze http://0.0.0.0:9999/abertis/pid2025
Did you use f:1004 or f:401 ?It is does not pick a key for me either when analyzing the input i.e:
But when doing:
astra --analyze http://0.0.0.0:9999/abertis/pid2026
it picks a key....
You searched poorly for:The second part is the f: parameter in the end, I have not found any documentation about what the numbers mean but with f:1004 instead of f:01 one can clear the channel.
On openatv it picks key on analyzing http://localhost:8001/1:0:1:BD1:EA74:1:CE42BD6:0:0:0: !It is does not pick a key for me either when analyzing the input i.e:
But when doing:
astra --analyze http://0.0.0.0:9999/abertis/pid2026
it picks a key....
f:1 - noSDT // does not get from the SDT, but checks the SID in the PAT
f:2 - noShow // hides the channel
f:4 - noDVB // no PMT is used, only stored PIDs
f:8 - holdName // do not change the name if it does not match the SDT
f:9 - 8+1
f:a - 8+2
f:b - 8+2+1
f:c - 8+4
f:d - 8+4+1
f:e - 8+4+2
f:f - 8+4+2+1
f:10 -
f:20 -
f:40 - new // displays in the LastScan bouquet
f:80 - isDedicated3D // switches the OSD to 3D
f:100 - parentalProtected
f:200 - hideVBI
f:400 - isScrambledPMT // [eDVBServicePMTHandler] creates a caPMT to decode the PMT
f:800 - centerDVBsubs
f:1000 - noEIT