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<blockquote data-quote="flash_uk" data-source="post: 555761" data-attributes="member: 281748">I've tried both DVB Viewer TE and DVB Viewer Pro.&nbsp; It's a Diablo v2.3 Light, and I've tried all the underworlds from 129 to 136.I don't have another receiver with a CI slot, which means I can't completely rule out a CAM fault, although everything appears in order when I program the CAM using CAS3+.I keep trying different things each night, but no success so far.&nbsp; I have a support ticket open with TechniSat to ask about their drivers and see if they can recommend a working combination of driver and software.I noticed on another forum someone suggested that DVB Dream may not currently support CI slots, which might explain why that software is not working...Current situation summarised below.Windows XP MCE with SP3Skystar device: Skystar HD2 USB CI, which shows in the various software packages as TechniSat UDST7000BDA DVB-S Tuner (2)ProgDVB 5.15.11 Std edition: - Every time I start the software I get a &quot;Device not started (Skystar 2)&quot; error message.&nbsp; In spite of this, the software scans chennels ok and I can view FTA channels and some encrypted channels using v_Plug- When the CAM is in place, the &quot;CAM Interface&quot; option becomes available in the menu.&nbsp; When I select CAM Interface, a window appears saying &quot;Waiting for data&quot; and then thats it...nothing else happendsDVB Viewer Pro v3.9.4- When the CAM is in place, the &quot;Show CAM&quot; option becomes available in the menu.&nbsp; When I select Show CAM, a window appears saying Underworld 1.36 or whatever version is loaded on the CAM, and a menu of CAM config options is shown.&nbsp; The menu rarely works properly, and I can't for example get to the settings to change N2 AU etc- I get an error message popping up saying &quot;No signal or PMT found.&nbsp; Please update CAIDS file.&quot;So all of the above suggests that the Skystar2 knows there is a CAM there, but for whatever reason, none of the software packages can make use of it!Flash</blockquote>

[QUOTE="flash_uk, post: 555761, member: 281748"] I've tried both DVB Viewer TE and DVB Viewer Pro. It's a Diablo v2.3 Light, and I've tried all the underworlds from 129 to 136. I don't have another receiver with a CI slot, which means I can't completely rule out a CAM fault, although everything appears in order when I program the CAM using CAS3+. I keep trying different things each night, but no success so far. I have a support ticket open with TechniSat to ask about their drivers and see if they can recommend a working combination of driver and software. I noticed on another forum someone suggested that DVB Dream may not currently support CI slots, which might explain why that software is not working... Current situation summarised below. Windows XP MCE with SP3 Skystar device: Skystar HD2 USB CI, which shows in the various software packages as TechniSat UDST7000BDA DVB-S Tuner (2) ProgDVB 5.15.11 Std edition: - Every time I start the software I get a "Device not started (Skystar 2)" error message. In spite of this, the software scans chennels ok and I can view FTA channels and some encrypted channels using v_Plug - When the CAM is in place, the "CAM Interface" option becomes available in the menu. When I select CAM Interface, a window appears saying "Waiting for data" and then thats it...nothing else happends DVB Viewer Pro v3.9.4 - When the CAM is in place, the "Show CAM" option becomes available in the menu. When I select Show CAM, a window appears saying Underworld 1.36 or whatever version is loaded on the CAM, and a menu of CAM config options is shown. The menu rarely works properly, and I can't for example get to the settings to change N2 AU etc - I get an error message popping up saying "No signal or PMT found. Please update CAIDS file." So all of the above suggests that the Skystar2 knows there is a CAM there, but for whatever reason, none of the software packages can make use of it! Flash [/QUOTE]

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