How to connect ccamd to a gbox peer

[valerica]

U can connect to a gbox peer as cccam client like this :

a)yr gbox account is :
M: { <local.dyndns.tv> { AAAAAAAA }}
D: { <peer.dyndns.tv> { XXXX YYYY { BBBBBBBB { AX AX }}}}

b)yr cccam line (write it to cccam.cfg) becomes :
G: AAAAAAAA <local.dyndns.tv> XXXX BBBBBBBB <peer.dyndns.tv> YYYY

Cheers ,
Val .

[FME_fta]

I tried that a long long time ago when I used gb0x.
It will only work as client, you can't do reshare.
(just as MGcamd)

But the main problem was that CCcam worked really bad with the gb0x network, it did take to much time to open a channel, in contrast MGcamd was super fast (with the same peers).

But I don't know about newer versions of CCcam, they might work better (or not).

Regards!

[007.4]

Recently I tried connecting gb0x (2.25) to CCcam (2.1.1) on my LAN. It did not work well. Very slow. Lots of drop outs. Not recomended :(

[hanswurscht]

cccam crashes gbox because CCcam is TCP and Gb0x is udp
you cant use it, its big Dust

[valerica]

There's no crash with gbox 2.1b :


Welcome to CCcam 2.1.1 server
Host | Connected | Type | Version| NodeID | Cards | CAID/Idents |
|xxxxxx.dyndns.tv:5577 |00d 03:59:06|gbox | | | 82 |local 0100:00006a 112(109) |

Info taken on ned1 hd .

Cheers ,
Val .

[007.4]

There was no crash with 2.25 either. Just a bit slow and some picture glitches especially on the encrypted UK channels

[pr2]

cccam crashes gbox because CCcam is TCP and Gb0x is udp
you cant use it, its big Dust

You mess up everything!
CCcam is using TCP to connect between 2 CCcam.
gbox is using UDP between 2 Gbox.
So when CCcam connect to Gbox it uses UDP since Gbox handle only UDP.

CCcam connecting to Gbox is working fine, it allows you a smooth transition from one protocol to the other.

To improve your CCcam experience on the Azbox, simply define, in CCcam.cfg



CAID PRIO FILE : /EMU/lib/CCcam.prio


And create a file called CCcam.prio with the card order that you want that CCcam uses.

Same story has mgcamd it is very efficient if you took the time to setup a proper configuration file.

Pr2