what EMU for azbox can clear starchoice music channels 12053v on G19 97W? my pansat 3500 does it good.
tnx
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what EMU for azbox can clear starchoice music channels 12053v on G19 97W? my pansat 3500 does it good.
tnx
what azbox do you have?
elite f/w 4890
you can try multicass 182, to get multicass use sticky on how to add server options, after you get multicass you need to reboot
then put the receiver on the CH and let it sit there for 30 min, if its going to work it should do it within 30 min.
are you sure 182 gonna do starchoice?
No I am not sure, as I have not tested it but it did at one time work on n2 for DN & amazonas, just try it, it will work or it want.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
Hum.... This seems to be suggesting that you use IKS for the N2 radio channels. I don't have azbox so I'm not that sure. The N2 channels are pretty easy to get with a basic N2 decrypt routine--you need the right keys of course and the box code has to have the old c101 RSA stuff and the basic ecm decryption with very little post-processing code. No IKS needed.
it is obvios. my old pansat does it. the trick is how to do this in azbox. no iks involved. i have c101 keysQuote:
Originally Posted by jvvh5897
you will need the nagra keys from the pansat and add them to the azbox in the nagra edit section of the azbox menu.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
The post processing code is the pain usually. The pansat code from around 2007 works, but the pansat femu and even 2008 pre-femu does not do it right. I have followed the code execution in pansat 2500 running code that works (using jtango and jtag cable while following along in disassembled code), but whether any given file for azbox will do it right is a crap-shoot, just have to try till one works I guess unless you would like to start a project to figure it out. Might be easier to start with a project to send out the ecm packets to a PC and do the decrypt in program running in PC and then feed the CWs back to box pretty much like one does for IKS. Might even be able to use IKS files for it to start with. I would not mind tryng to code some of it up--I have coolsat 4000 box that I could have spit out ecm packets pretty easy and write CWs to processor register as needed, so it would just be getting decrypt running on PC and a serial routine pretty much like that played with over the summer for the sonicview hub project down in advanced section.
I don't think you need a code, I think all you need is the nagra box keys that the pansat is using, then edit the nagra keys in theQuote:
Originally Posted by jvvh5897
azbox to match.
I suspect you are right for one of the box's files.
Well, to check what I could do I pulled out some old code that does the basic ecm decrypt and compared the result to what looks like a decrypted packet from a RAM dump of the pansat2500 with GC272 file. Don't know for sure, but the end results looks OK to me--just did 512 bit RSA, IdeaCBC, another RSA round and byteflop to get the result--no post-p at all. I've got the box I'm going to test with sending coolsat4000 format packets to PC, next I'll try to capture those with program to decrypt and send CWs back to box.
I did check to see if the box's code--full emu-- could be modded to just do the above steps and I did not see where that could be done. I'll look again later.
you should be able to find the nagra keys in the pansat menu, copy them then add them to the azbox.Quote:
Originally Posted by jvvh5897
Um....did you not spot that I don't have an azbox?
I was able to get a mod into the box code that I'm playing with an made the music play. Once I had that, I was able to get both ecm packets and decrypted packets out of the box and checked against my PC's decryption code--they match, so it seems that the decryption steps mentioned earlier are all that is needed for the N2 music. The code I'm playing with is the old panst 2700's 211 file which is the same one used for pansat IKS, so if any are interested in getting music channels on the boxes that use that code I can suggest a mod. Along the way I fixed a few things in the rq-sssp request from the box so that packet size is adjusted with the prov and the last 0x00 byte is not there anymore.
I know AZ section and I'm talking pansat, but.....
i tried some multicas (dont remember what version) a few years ago and as i can recall globecast C101 section had only 8 paires of hex keys, not 16 which N2 needed.
Did you try to set the nagra keys to defalt in the nagra edit menu in multicas.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
it had N key for diff providers: DN, polsat, globecast, etc. globecast had room to enter only a half of N2 key. iq, if you have multicas installed just check it out.
if anybody has multicas installed could you verify how long (8 or 16) is nagra key under C101 globecast provider?
They are 16, 8 sets of 2=, but I did not find globecast listed as nagra, it is listed under Viaccess.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
All providers listed with multicas are 16 keys, 8 sets of 2.
tnx iq, looks like there is no place to put the keys in..... thats sucks! BTW what multicas ver do you have?
I have version 182, you can edit the provider code in the nagra edit section if you have the code, so you can add any provider
you want.
iq, you think i can add C101 provider to nagra section? and put keys in it? using MultiCASEdit? i dont think MultiCASEdit allows you to add a provider to certain keys section.
You can do it from the receiver menu, go to plugins= openxcas= camd setup= multicas= edit and convert keys= then go down to
nagravision and press ok= now press ok and you will get the edit menu, use the =<=>= to move in the menu.
remember to restart the camd in openxcas,=activation & priority setting=
but you said C101 globecast is not listed under nagra??? viaccess only?? put nagra keys in viaccess section. i doubt it does a trick.
No you will need to edit one of the nagra providers.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
yes, right, but C101 is not under nagra as you stated in post #19Quote:
Originally Posted by iq180
If the TPs you are trying to get are nagra then that is where you need to edit the provider ID and the box keys.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
where i can edit PROVIDER ID? multicasedit does not allow to add provider, ... edit multicas emu_module?
BTW, globecast nagra keys are two sets of 16 hex keys, the actual working keys for globecast are:
00: AF 4A 7C 67 75 42 71 83 06 B9 30 A6 60 8F 66 55
01: 51 47 F1 E1 9F F9 17 29 95 8C A1 00 88 20 66 95
OK, conclusion: multicas as EMU is useless here in NA.
So, seems you are back the choices I suggested awhile back. Modify the file, find an older file that does work, or try to use a PC to run a decode routine ala IKS.
there is no old working EMU file for azbox and i dont know how to mod a file
Yes there is older EMUs, that's what multicas is, are they working is the big ???, you can load an older version and see if theQuote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
provider is in the nagra list, if it is then edit the box keys.
iq, see post #15
I think you can edit the index and have 2 sets -00-00 and 2 sets -01-01- that will be 4 rows of keys not 2 rows and it should work.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
00-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
00-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
01-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
01-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
how to edit the index? what software? multicasedit?
You do have to have the GC RSA modulus in the code, just adding correct key does not help you if you don't have the RSA. If you can get into the file with a hexviewer or editor look for the sequence 33 69 91 just like you look for ab c5 7c for DN RSA modulus.
I think that's in the older version of multicas so all you would need to do is edit the keys.Quote:
Originally Posted by jvvh5897
You can edit it from the receiver menu in multicas/ nagra key edit.Quote:
Originally Posted by caseyman
@jvvh
yes, the sequence 33 69 91 is there. now what? what does it mean?
As pointed out earlier to decrypt the packets with CWs you have to do an RSA step with the RSA modulus, an IdeaCBC step with the key that you have put in the key area and then there is another RSA step and byte flop. If you have the RSA modulus in the file and if the code selects it correctly and if you have the key in there and the code selects the right one, then the CW should decrypt correctly if the steps in the code match the ones needed. I've found that as N2 aged, the prov complicated the decrypt and so while the code in a file might be right for the N2 steps needed at the time, they may not match the steps needed for GC radio now.
You can try to find another file with the RSA modulus and see if with the right key you get decrypt. OR, try to fix the file by finding the code that does the decrypt and get it to execute as needed today. OR, you can try to set up such a decrypt in a PC and send the ecm packets to the PC to decrypt and have the box use the returned CWs.