FAQ
CCCam: CCCam is a popular software for sharing smart card data over a network, allowing you to share your satellite TV subscription with multiple receivers.
OSCam: OSCam (Open Source Conditional Access Module) is an open-source software used for card sharing. It supports a wide range of card readers and protocols, offering greater flexibility and customization compared to CCCam.
To configure CCCam on your receiver, follow these steps:
1. Download CCCam: Ensure you have the CCCam software downloaded to your receiver.
2. Access the CCCam Configuration: Navigate to the CCCam configuration menu.
3. Edit the CCCam.cfg File: Access and edit this file using an FTP client.
4. Add Your CCCam Line: Insert your CCCam line into the CCCam.cfg file. For example:
5. Save and Restart: Save the changes and restart your receiver.
1. Locate the CCCam.cfg File: Access the CCCam.cfg file on your receiver.
2. Edit the File: Open the CCCam.cfg file with a text editor.
3. Add the Line: Insert the CCCam line provided by your service provider. For example:
4. Save the File: Save the CCCam.cfg file.
5. Restart Your Receiver: Restart your receiver.
A CCCam line is a string of data that includes the server address, port number, username, and password.
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To configure OSCam on your receiver, follow these steps:
1. Download OSCam: Ensure OSCam is downloaded and installed on your receiver.
2. Access OSCam Configuration: This can usually be done through a web interface or directly on the receiver.
3. Edit OSCam Config Files: There are several configuration files, including oscam.conf, oscam.server, oscam.user, and oscam.dvbapi.
4. Add Your Server Information: In the oscam.server file, add your server information. For example:
5. Configure Users: In the oscam.user file, add the users who will access the OSCam server.
6. Save and Restart: Save the changes and restart your receiver and OSCam service.
1. Locate the OSCam Server Configuration: This is typically found in the oscam.server file.
2. Edit the File: Open the oscam.server file with a text editor.
3. Add the Server Line: Insert the line provided by your service provider. For example:
4. Save the File: Save the oscam.server file.
5. Restart OSCam: Restart the OSCam service to apply the changes.
CCCam: Easier to set up and commonly used for straightforward card sharing.
OSCam: More complex but highly flexible and customizable, supporting multiple protocols and configurations.
CCCam: Check the server connection and the decryption status of your channels.
OSCam: Use the web interface to monitor server and user status, ensuring all connections are active and working properly.
Yes, you can use both CCCam and OSCam simultaneously on the same receiver if it supports both. This can be useful for combining the strengths of both systems.
Verify Network Connection: Ensure your receiver is connected to the internet.
Check Configuration Files: Ensure the lines are correctly entered in the configuration files.
Restart Services: Restart your receiver and the relevant services.
Contact Provider: If issues persist, contact your service provider for support.
Your CCCam or OSCam line is typically provided by your service provider when you subscribe to their service. Contact your provider if you do not have this information.