I try to install skystar usb hd (technisat) but everytime I got error message (the. Program software). Device TechniSat SkyStar USB 2 HD CI. Trust tb 2100 drivers for mac. Technisat SkyStar USB 2 HD CI Windows drivers. Free software. Available drivers (1). All systems, Windows 10 x86, Windows 10 x64, Windows 8.1 x86.

Hello everyone here!I am a total newbie with this Raspberry Pi thingy, and i need help.I have a Technisat Skystar USB 2 HD CI rev2.0, and i need to patch it with a rejected patch in order that it can function properly (that it can scan DVB-S2 frequencies), but i don't know how to do that simply because i never worked with such OS, and i know only the basic commands for now.I installed it but it works partially, now i can only scan and watch channels that are DVB-S frequencies. I'm using Kaffeine to watch Sat TV on my Raspberry Pi.Please can somebody help me? Langlulach wrote:Hello everyone here!I am a total newbie with this Raspberry Pi thingy, and i need help.I have a Technisat Skystar USB 2 HD CI rev2.0, and i need to patch it with a rejected patch in order that it can function properly (that it can scan DVB-S2 frequencies), but i don't know how to do that simply because i never worked with such OS, and i know only the basic commands for now.I installed it but it works partially, now i can only scan and watch channels that are DVB-S frequencies. I'm using Kaffeine to watch Sat TV on my Raspberry Pi.Please can somebody help me?I've got a Technisat Skystar USB 2 HD (not the CI version) and all I had to do was to download and install the firmware.

It does support both DVB-S and S2.Where did you get the information about 'patching' from? What should be patched, the driver or the firmware?Provide a link to the source of this information.Edit: I just found the source of your information:You need a patched driver which has to be compiled from source, after adding the patch. Not an easy task for a beginner. Gkreidl wrote:Edit: I just found the source of your information:You need a patched driver which has to be compiled from source, after adding the patch. Not an easy task for a beginner.Yep, the info is from the linuxtv site where i saw what i have to do in order to make it 'work'.For now i also just installed the firmware, it works but as i stated earlier it can't tune DVB-S2 frequencies, so i'm cut short with the HD channels.

Tuning is also way too slow with lots of freezing, i had to let it overnight in order to fully scan Astra 19.2°E.I tried to patch it, with some info from the web, but it was unsuccessful. I simply do not know the commands how to patch on raspbian. I do not know from where to start, so if there is somebody who would like to teach me how to patch this?I downloaded the driver and the patch a month ago, there is insufficient info on the linuxtv site how to patch it/compile it etc.

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