seanbranagh
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- 43
- My Satellite Setup
- Sky HD, Sky+, 80cm motorized, AZBox Elite HD (Testing purposes for work). 2 PC's 1 Laptop, 2 Servers including CentOS Web server: www.seanbranagh.ie Cisco 2611, 8 Public IP's currently with Plus Net Business.
- My Location
- Ireland
I work for a company that streams live sporting feeds to clients on the internet. This is all perfectly legitimate. We use a large number of AZboxes both here and in the US (remotely) due to their ability to decode Mpeg 422 and their ability to work with BISS.
I have been given a project to create a simplified web based interface using PHP for the AZ boxes similiar to that found on Tanberg receivers (which we also use). The aim is to have a simple web form to be able to enter transponder and BISS key information directly into the box. The boxes do not need a list of satellites or transponders, just one transponder entered and used at a time. Is this even possible and where would I start?
I have some experience with Linux (CentOS) and PHP.
I have been given one of the boxes to work on and so far I have created a web remote control which is faster than others I have found but still not what we are looking for. I would be very grateful for any information. Thank you.
I have been given a project to create a simplified web based interface using PHP for the AZ boxes similiar to that found on Tanberg receivers (which we also use). The aim is to have a simple web form to be able to enter transponder and BISS key information directly into the box. The boxes do not need a list of satellites or transponders, just one transponder entered and used at a time. Is this even possible and where would I start?
I have some experience with Linux (CentOS) and PHP.
I have been given one of the boxes to work on and so far I have created a web remote control which is faster than others I have found but still not what we are looking for. I would be very grateful for any information. Thank you.