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I tried, it's working.

Well, I think it's because the provider changed something. There is nothing we can do about it, except letting DVBViewer know beforehand which kind of data it will get. Doesn't it work with ts:// instead of http://? You could use search & replace in a text editor before importing an M3U file in the DVBViewer Channel Editor.

suddenly without a visible reason.

When did the change happen? After updating to DVBViewer 7.3.3, or suddenly without a visible reason?

Yes. it's working when adding the ?format=.ts to the url. But i've to do this on each channel, isn't? or there are a way to make the whole list of channel working back as before. for almost a year, it's working like charm without any issues.

Thanks. Grabbed it (also for the Media Server).

OK, got your log, and here is what I see: The URL http://719......../27051 does not tell DVBViewer which kind of data it will get. So it first assumes an internet radio stream. However, the server response tells DVBViewer, that it will get a transport stream (Content-Type: video/mp2t). Up to this point everything is working without problems. Because DVBViewer recognizes that its first content type assumption was wrong, it tries to reconnect to the server, now being ready to direct the data to the transport stream processing branch. However, the server now responds with the non-standard HTTP error code 555, probably indicating that something unexpected has happened. Maybe it can't handle two connection attempts within a short time interval. So I guess it may help to modify the URL in a way that tells DVBViewer immediately what it will get. You can do it in this way ts://719......../27051 (does not work for https URLs), or by appending a query part like http://719......../27051?format=.ts in the DVBViewer Channel Editor (finish by clicking Apply). Please try if this makes it work.

Please reproduce the problem in DVBViewer Debug mode (see Windows start menu -> DVBViewer). After that attach the DVBViewer log (see Help -> Configuration Folder in DVBViewer) here as file (don't post it as text!). Please note that URLs in the DVBViewer.log may contain a username and password if needed for your provider, so you may want to obscure them before attaching the file here. You can also send it to me as attachment of a Personal Message if you must keep it private.

HI, I've got this problem with a particular iptv provider. the service was working on DVBViewer for almost a year. yesterday, it stopped working. how can i fix this issue?

Vielen Dank für Deine schnelle Hilfe, Griga 😃 Habe mir nun die USB-Box von TBS bestellt. Bei der "DVB-S2X/S2/S Single-Tuner, USB Satelliten Empfangsbox, TBS-5930" steht dabei: "Sie verfügt über Treiber für die meisten 32-Bit und 64-Bit Betriebssysteme (Windows und Linux)" Aber im Lieferumfang ist keine Treiber-CD gelistet. Leider sind die Download-Links auf: https://de.DVBViewer.tv/wiki/Unterstützte_Hardware#DVB-S.2FS2 tot. Wo bekomme ich denn die Win 10 - BDA-Treiber für diese Box her? Sind diese im Win 10 enthalten? EDIT: Habsch gefunden: https://www.tbsdtv.com/download/index.html?keyword=tbs5930 Einen schönen Rest-Sonntag @all wünsche🤗

Hi. Attached is the updated Italian translation of DVBViewer Media Server 3.3.3.0 Ciao, Andrea Media_Server-3_3_3_0-IT.zip

Hi. Attached is the updated Italian translation of DVBViewer 7.3.3.0'. Ciao, Andrea DVBViewer-7_3_3_0-IT.zip

Hauppauge WinTV-NOVA-S2. Oder eine USB-Box von TBS. Die TT S2-4100 ist übrigens laut unserer HW-Datenbank eine umbenannte TBS.

Mich hat es nun auch erwischt... Hatte ein MoBo Asus Prime H370 Plus CSM - I9700 8x3.6Ghz - 32GB - Geforce GT640 2GB und die TT S2-3200 auf einem PCI-Slot. 8 Jahre top, dann vor zwei Wochen der Spannungswandler am MoBo-Eingang abgeraucht. Nach Ausfall des Boards habe ich nun ein MoBo MSI B760 Gaming Plus WIFI I14900 - 32 GB Gforce T600 und die TT S2-4100 in einem der PCIe-Slots. Das Board erkennt aber in keinem seiner PCI-E-Slots die TT-Karte. Welche Optionen habe ich? Alternative USB-Lösung? Welche taugt? Andere Vorschläge? Das Bios ist dermassen abgespeckt, dass ich nichtmal die PCI-E Slots auf x1 setzen kann. Jede Hilfe, um endlich wieder den DVBViewer mit TV nutzen zu können ist seeeeeehr willkommen. 😉 P.S. OS ist Win 10 und wird es noch lange bleiben Beste Grüsse und danke vorab ☺️

Ja sorry, war etwas desorientiert......

Ich sehe du hast den ersten Beitrag unter einem anderen Benutzernamen vorher schon mal gepostet. Beiträge neuer Benutzer müssen leider wegen viel Spam anfangs erst von einem Moderator freigegeben werden bevor sie sichtbar werden. Ich gehe davon aus es ist in Ordnung wenn ich den älteren, noch ausgeblendeten anderen Beitrag von dir nicht freischalte, wäre ja der gleiche wie der erste hier?

Hallo Griga, vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort. Ich habe einen anderen Weg gewählt um mein Ziel zu erreichen. Ich habe mit dem ChannelShortcutter Sendershortcuts erstellt nachdem ich den Sendersuchlauf in DVBViewer gestartet hatte. Mit diesen funktioniert alles so wie vorher. Warum das mit den xxx.m3u Dateine plötzlich nicht mehr funktioniert ist mir ein Rätsel...... Aber egal, Hauptsache es funktioniert wieder.

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In DVBViewer 7.3.1: Hilft das weiter? Allerdings ist die Methode, mit der du (wahrscheinlich) von der Fritzbox gelieferte Kabel-Sender empfängst, reichlich umständlich. Das geht viel einfacher. Mehr Infos bei Bedarf.

Guten Tag zusammen. Ich habe mir Shortcuts zum schnellen Umschalten der Sender erstellt. Diese sind erstellt aus xxx.m3u Dateien erstellt die mir die FritzBox gegeben hat. Hat jahrelang funktioniert. Jetzt öffnet der erste Doppelklick auf eine m3u-Datei bei geschlossenem DVBViewer den Sender korrekt im DVBViewerPro 7.3.3.0, der nächste Doppelklick eines anderen Senders fügt jedoch diesen neuen Sender in die Wiedergabeliste ein. Von dort aus kann zwar der neue Sender gestartet werden aber das ist nicht Sinn der Sache. Das leeren der Wiedergabeliste kann bei laufenden DVBViewer den neuen Sender dann öffnen, der nächste Senderwechsel führt dann wieder zur Wiedergabeliste. Senderwechsel im DVBViewer selbst gehen ohne Probleme. Ich möchte einfach zu dem neuen Sender über die Verknüpfung wechseln. Ich bin ratlos. KI weiß auch nicht Bescheid. Hintergrund: Konnte bislang über PlugIn bei TV-Browser wunderbar über anklicken des Senders darüber DVBViewer anweisen diesen zu öffnen. Vielleicht ist jemand von euch schlauer als die KI. LG Herbert

Ich möchte hier auch an das traurige Schicksal von DVB-H erinnern: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVB-H Wurde von der EU propagiert, in manchen Ländern sogar in Betrieb genommen, ist aber schließlich mangels Publikumsinteresse kläglich eingegangen. Alle Arbeit und alle Investitionen in die Technik für die . Also lieber erst mal abwarten, ob sich DVB-I tatsächlich durchsetzen wird.

Auf der Seite gibt's nur vollmundige Lobpreisungen von DVB-I, die Provider und Konsumenten überzeugen soll. Aber keine Hinweise auf ein bevorstehendes "Ausrollen". Mehr Informationen liefert die DVB-I-Timeline, die jedoch bislang auch nur höchstens Absichtserklärungen enthält. Am weitesten scheint in der Hinsicht Neuseeland zu sein. Ich werde mal unsere dortige Filiale kontaktieren und fragen, was sie davon hält Wie manche Neuerungen hat DVB-I ein Henne-Ei-Problem...

Hallo, wie gewünscht : https://dvb-i.tv/

DVBViewer Pro 7.3.3 Please note: We are using a self-signed certificate in version 7.3.3. Unfortunately an official certificate acknowledged by Windows has become much more expensive and complicated, which is a problem for small software manufacturers like us. Therefore we try to get along without it. But it causes consequences for DVBViewer users. Because Windows cannot verify the publisher, launching the 7.3.3 installer downloaded by a browser triggers misleading "Windows protected your PC" warnings, and you need to first click "More info" and then "Run anyway" to get it going (see here). However, when updating to DVBViewer 7.3.3, it can be avoided by launching the still officially signed DVBViewer Pro Downloader (see Windows start menu -> DVBViewer). Topmost you will see a "Main Application" section, offering version 7.3.3. Select what you want to install and let the downloader do its job. As long as you are using the original downloader (with Christian Hackbart verified as publisher in the Windows UAC screen) or a download from our members area, you can be sure that we are the publishers, despite any warnings. Please also note that downloading the DVBViewer Media Server 3.3.3 full version with the DVBViewer Pro Downloader (see section Add-Ons) requires purchasing an additional Media Server license (if not yet done)! This does not apply to the restricted Basic version, though (see here). Change Log DVBViewer Pro 7.3.3.0 Added: OSD: Display of cover art (if available) on music playback, or channel logos (if available) on radio playback in the video display area, provided it is visible and no visualizations are active. Added: OSD General Options: Checkbox “OSD Size Adjustment → Automatic”. If checked, DVBViewer automatically adjusts the OSD size to the aspect ratio of the currently active OSD skin, thus avoiding distortions, if the aspect ratio of the video display area does not match the OSD aspect ratio, particularly in full screen mode on 16:10 or 21:9 monitors, monitors with portrait orientation and similar cases. For compatibility reasons the default setting is “off”. Fix: OSD Skin Options: Potential issues on OSD skin changes if the EVR Custom Video Renderer was selected for video playback. Change: Music Options: The “Show Visualizations” checkbox has been removed, because its functionality (visualizations on/off) is already covered by the “Visual Effects” selection list. If music/radio playback is active, a change of the Visual Effects settings now automatically triggers “Rebuild Playback” on OK or Apply for letting them take effect. Previously this had to be performed manually. Fix: Zoom Settings: Zoom Settings differing from the default settings were not restored after a DVBViewer restart if a 16:9 video or 16:9 TV was played (see here). Fix: Channel Logos: If channel logos were installed in a DVBViewer plus Media Server installation, DVBViewer showed no channel logos for all channels tuned since the Media Server installation, unless the channel logo assignment was reset on Options → Channel Logos. This was caused by a default logo named play.png installed with the Media Server, letting DVBViewer assume that channel logos are present. Fix: File Playback: Internal media data was not updated on seamless changes to the next file when playing files from the DVBViewer playlist or channel list (when used as playlist), so the tray icon tool tip, the status bar and the OSD continued to display the first title (since 7.3.2.0). Change: Recorder Options: The “Minimum free disk space (MB)” setting has been renamed to “Recording stop on minimum free disk space (MB)”, in order to clarify its meaning (see here). Change: Timer Recordings / Recording Statistics Window: The duration column in the timer list of the Timer Recordings window is now able to display a duration greater than 23:59 hours (see below). In the Recording Statistics Window → Recording Status Tab a new Duration column indicates the total duration of ongoing recordings. Change: Recorder: Further adaptation to the timer handling of the DVBViewer Media Server, concerning the duration in minutes of scheduled recordings. DVBViewer now additionally stores it internally and in the file timers.xml, not only the end time in hh:mm as before. The change is forward and backward compatible with previous DVBViewer versions, because DVBViewer still writes an end time entry to the timers.xml, and reads it if no duration is present. The change enables recordings with a duration of more than 23:59 hours. It can be achieved by either setting the “Maximum manual (instant) recording duration” in Tweaker.exe to a higher value (the previous 1439 minutes limitation has been removed) or by using the Lead/Follow-Up Time input fields in the Timer Recordings window (see here). Please note: Using this possibility may yield unintended results, due to unforeseen collisions with other DVBViewer features, or because it is simply impossible to put it into effect, like automatically recurring recordings on each day with a duration greater than 24 hours and a single timer Change: Recorder: Reversion to the handling of recurring timers (with automatic weekly repetition) in 7.3.1.0, because it turned out to be more flexible. This means, DVBViewer now does not automatically schedule the next recording for the earliest possible recording date with a matching day of week like version 7.3.2.0, but keeps the next recording date once it is scheduled, as long as the day matches, even if another day of week before this date is added. So if such a day should be included as early as possible, the date in the Timer Recordings window has to be adjusted manually (see here and here). Fix: Hardware-Options: If a CI assignment was configured in the settings of a virtual RTSP Network Device associated with a Digital Devices OctopusNet Sat>IP server, DVBViewer misinterpreted this setting and tried to establish the “TCP Interleaved” transport mode for data transfer, though OctopusNet is known to not support it. As result, DVBViewer got an error response from OctopusNet, displayed a warning in its OSD and fell back to UDP transport mode, which finally worked. Fix: TS Stream: Special Parameters added as query part to URLs, like addhdr=..., that were supposed to be evaluated by DVBViewer and to be removed afterwards, but not to be sent to the server, were not removed properly and caused failure e.g. on MPEG Dash streaming, where URLs are used as base for creating other URLs (see here). Fix: TS Stream: Corrected handling of time stamps (partly reverted to the handling in 7.3.1.12, see here). Fix: TS Stream: Query parts in UDP/RTP Multicast IPTV URLs were regarded as part of the port specification (see here).