cccam.config

[cgaie]

Hi
I have cccam 2.3.0 running on my vuduo a Cline

Just wonder if I can add a newcamd line to the cccam.config file and then run the newcamd instead of the cline?

[herrr]

Re: cccam.config

I can't really understand your question...
Anyway: if you add N line to CCcam.cfg (do you know correct syntax? you can find it in compiled examples in CCcam.cfg) CCcam will connect to Newcamd server and will do its job.

[microchick]

Re: cccam.config

[QUOTE=cgaie;248786] Hi
I have cccam 2.3.0 running on my vuduo a Cline
Just wonder if I can add a newcamd line to the cccam.config file and then run the newcamd instead of the cline?[/QUOTE]

There is not much difference between a c line and nline. You can add n line to CCcam.cfg in fact CCcam.cfg is the only file you can add n line to (my opinion). N line ends with a DES key.

[bokkie]

Re: cccam.config

[QUOTE=cgaie;248786]Hi
I have cccam 2.3.0 running on my vuduo a Cline

Just wonder if I can add a newcamd line to the cccam.config file and then run the newcamd instead of the cline?[/QUOTE]

Yes you can. I have 1 nline and 3 clines running in Cccam 2.2.1 with no problems.

[marian321]

Re: cccam.config

[QUOTE=cgaie;248786]Hi
I have cccam 2.3.0 running on my vuduo a Cline

Just wonder if I can add a newcamd line to the cccam.config file and then run the newcamd instead of the cline?[/QUOTE]

Short answer: No, not that way!
The cccam.cfg is for cccam and the newcamd doesn't use it.

[marian321]

Re: cccam.config

Nearly every camd has it's own config. But you are e.g. able to convert newcamd-lines so that they can be used in cccamd.