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I have a question: using permanent timeshift plugin with ecm cache could be resolved the problem of the freezes due to the latency of the remote connection?
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Re: permanent timeshift
But being the stream delayed by the timeshift plugin also the ecm request does not occur with the same delay, finding them in the cache?Comment
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Re: permanent timeshift
When a dcw is lost (because the server did not answer) ... is lost !
And the payload that it was supposed to decrypt is lost as well.
If you are talking about delayed (not missing or lost) dcws, the same situation applies: dcw must be available to Common Descrambling System before the payload is received.Comment
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Re: permanent timeshift
But now the important question is: the permanent timeshift plugin works on the signal already decrypted or before? And how can I verify this? Thanks for your responses.Comment
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Re: permanent timeshift
Permanent timeshift is nothing else then a permanent, continuous recording on a given channel. That's the magic that allows you to go back and rewind (while recording still goes on in the background).
Recording takes place in real time and, of course, only decrypted packets are stored on disk.
Maybe you are confusing with "offline descrambling" technique, but it's all another thing ...Comment
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Re: permanent timeshift
Sorry but then how can we implement a delayer software that allows a client to remedy a ping too high, such as the delayer of Qbox hd? Thanks.Comment
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Re: permanent timeshift
A software (or hardware) delayer records separately both encrypted payload and dcws. Later (after a given delay) it reassembles them together, just like an offline descrambler does, to give a smooth and glitchless image.
But it relies on assumption that no dcw is lost.Comment
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And there is this "plugin" for the dreambox. Can you show me where to find it? Thanks.Comment
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