Hi
in der Readme vom streamdev findet man das hier
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* Viewing encrypted channels became an issue with VDR's new CAM handling code.
Streamdev doesn't provide a (dummy) CAM, so out of the box, VDR won't ever try
to receive encrypted channels from streamdev. Pick one of the following
solutions to work around the problem:
1. Force VDR to use streamdev. Open the channels menu on the client (or edit its
channels.conf if you know how to do this) and set the CA field of all channels
that only the server can decrypt to streamdev's device index. Usually streamdev
will get number 9 or 10. Streamdev logs the actual device number when starting
up. So please consider the logs for the correct value. Remember to fill in
hexadecimal values if you are using an editor to modify your channels.conf
(number 10 becomes an "a", number 11 a "b", ...).
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aber da du ab und an was zu sehen bekommst hast du das bestimmt schon angewandt
VDR1: Silverstone GD01MX + Asus M3N78-VM + AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 240e + 2x DVB-C SAA7146 + Hauppauge Nova-TD Stick + yaUsbIR V1 + Ubuntu 12.10 + VDR 2.0.1 (softhddevice, streamdev-server, epgsearch, fritzbox, extrecmenu, imonlcd, live, markad, xmltv2vdr, neutrinoepg, control, 3dcontrol, uactivity) + XBMC
VDR2: (noch im Aufbau) Silverstone ML03 + Asrock K10N78M + Scythe Big Shuriken 2 Rev.B + yaUsbIR V3 + Ubuntu 12.10 + VDR 2.0.1 (softhddevice, streamdev-client, extrecmenu, neutrinoepg) + XBMC