Could you please tell me where you put the binary epg file (that is loaded later by the VMC)?
I just need some proper epg binary file to try and load it throught the IIS and I'm not sure I've got one :).
In Vista it's in C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\MegaEPG\xml directory. What kinda experiment you want to try? The binary file itself is not enough, there is quite a handshake there involving few XML files as well.
oh, I see...
Actually, what I'm trying to do is utilizing epgfromdvb using bladerunner & IIS, but for some reason the bloody VMC rejects the epg saying it's "mismatched" (error 21). The VMC logs are not too informative, but it seems that the epg file is downloaded ok (100% progress), and there are no security problems (access, decompression etc.). So I think probably the file itself is bad.
I thought I could try and substitute the binary by one that's produced by megaegp, and if it succeeds then the problem is in my epg file for sure...
No, it's not easy at all... I have in plans to add DVB-S functionality to the MegaEPG, either by Michael's program (epgfromdvb) or by my own module. But I don't believe it'll be ready too soon.
Well, I tried it. And got...the same error! So the problem seems to be not in the file guide.bin.
The file GetEPGDataMetaInfo.html contains the following lines:
Do you know how these values are generated? I took them from some example :), but probably they are related to the guide.bin itself or to some system settings...
In Vista it's in
In Vista it's in C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\MegaEPG\xml directory. What kinda experiment you want to try? The binary file itself is not enough, there is quite a handshake there involving few XML files as well.
oh, I see... Actually, what
oh, I see...
Actually, what I'm trying to do is utilizing epgfromdvb using bladerunner & IIS, but for some reason the bloody VMC rejects the epg saying it's "mismatched" (error 21). The VMC logs are not too informative, but it seems that the epg file is downloaded ok (100% progress), and there are no security problems (access, decompression etc.). So I think probably the file itself is bad.
I thought I could try and substitute the binary by one that's produced by megaegp, and if it succeeds then the problem is in my epg file for sure...
No, it's not easy at all...
No, it's not easy at all... I have in plans to add DVB-S functionality to the MegaEPG, either by Michael's program (epgfromdvb) or by my own module. But I don't believe it'll be ready too soon.
Well, I tried it. And
Well, I tried it. And got...the same error! So the problem seems to be not in the file guide.bin.
The file GetEPGDataMetaInfo.html contains the following lines:
<--!--EncryptionKey xmlns="">RL9+i8Ed4qw=<--!--/EncryptionKey>
<--!--Hash xmlns="">XqjVbQczSieC8ckcSfheaA==<--!--/Hash>
(without "--!--")
Do you know how these values are generated? I took them from some example :), but probably they are related to the guide.bin itself or to some system settings...
There are a lot of
There are a lot of calculations there, don't try it till you want to spend half a year to implement that :)