Help Required Enigma2: How can one disable HBBTV?

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sophie101

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My Satellite Setup
* Currently
1 x 60cm for 28.2e
1 x T55 for 0.4w + 9e + 13e + 19.2e
1 x 120cm for 5w
Quad LNBs on each sent to different receivers in different flats.
My Location
belgium
Hi,

I see thatHBBTV is enabled on a vewiing card. I have no need to HBBTV. Can we disable this in Enigma2? I'm using OpenVIX 6.4 if it is relevant.

Fangs for any ideas!

S.
 
HBBTV might be pre installed, as a plugin, have you chacked the plugin options, to try and delete it?
 
Mickha said:
HBBTV might be pre installed, as a plugin, have you chacked the plugin options, to try and delete it?
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Thanks. Found it.

It's not in the plugin list, but is installed:

Code: 
# opkg list|grep hbb|awk '{print $1}'
enigma2-plugin-extensions-hbbtv-webkit
enigma2-plugin-extensions-hbbtv-webkit-dbg
enigma2-plugin-extensions-hbbtv-webkit-dev
enigma2-plugin-extensions-hbbtv-webkit-src
enigma2-plugin-extensions-openhbbtvbrowser
openhbbtvbrowser
webkit-hbbtv-plugin
webkit-hbbtv-plugin-dbg
webkit-hbbtv-plugin-dev

I am very unfamiliar with the packages, and Embedded Linux.

Which one ought to be removed, or even better configuted to disable hbbtv for specific viewing card that I use in OScam?
 
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HbbTV does not use OScam, but an internet connection.
 
Hi,

Yes, I realised, but my Fransat card uses OScam, and some how this is communicating with hbbtv, which in turn is communicating with a Fransat server somewhere, and I wish to interrupt this part of their communicate somewhere.


Looks like these are the IPs used by Fransat:


142.250.179.232:443
52.84.174.70:80

As a workaround I have dropped routing for these IPs.
Code: 
route add -host 142.250.179.23 reject
route add -host 52.84.174.70 reject
 
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I have an excellent idea.

I need to disable the long press on the coloured buttons so that it does not try to start HBBTV :)


I think bindings are in /usr/share/enigma2/keymap.xml , but I do not understand the file,

This shows a long press on the red button, but not an action associated with it.:

Code: 
# grep -i red_long /usr/share/enigma2/keymap.xml
        <key id="KEY_RED" mapto="red_long" flags="l" />
 
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sophie101 said:
142.250.179.232:443
52.84.174.70:80
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Google and Amazon IP

FranSat call
Address : fransat-frontend.wiztivi.io
Address (fransat-frontend.wiztivi.io) is not a valid IP address
Lookup in DNS .. resolved : 18.66.27.26
 
I think I found it, but the references to Dreambox are a bit odd because I have a n Edision. Did this keymap.xml start life in a Dreambox?

<map context="InfobarRedButtonActions">
<device name="dreambox advanced remote control (native)">
<key id="KEY_RED" mapto="activateRedButton" flags="l" />
</device>
</map>
<key id="KEY_RED" mapto="activateRedButton" flags="l" />
 
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EnoSat said:
Google and Amazon IP

FranSat call
Address : fransat-frontend.wiztivi.io
Address (fransat-frontend.wiztivi.io) is not a valid IP address
Lookup in DNS .. resolved : 18.66.27.26
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Yep, one is Google and one is Amazon. One geolocates to Ile de France Paris.

The 18.x.x.x. is:

$ host 18.66.27.26
26.27.66.18.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer server-18-66-27-26.vie50.r.cloudfront.net.
 
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If you are using the French bouquet,HBBtv is useful for Arte,w9,tfx and C8
it gives you replay,info on channel & lots of things to watch,very useful.especially on Arte (no ads pollution)
red button gives website,blue gives "back to the start" function. I use it a lot.
 
rodscha said:
If you are using the French bouquet,HBBtv is useful for Arte,w9,tfx and C8
it gives you replay,info on channel & lots of things to watch,very useful.especially on Arte (no ads pollution)
red button gives website,blue gives "back to the start" function. I use it a lot.
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Hi,

Absolutely agree, but it means Fransat can use my data to profile me. Which object to.

I don't recall too many ads on Arte. I use the feed from 19.2 or 13.
 
I thought OpenVix didn't have HbbTV by default, or am I wrong?
 
Fisty McB said:
I thought OpenVix didn't have HbbTV by default, or am I wrong?
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Hi,

You could be right.

i just realised my earlier search was wrong, because I did an opkg list of an opkg list-installed.D'oh. I shall have a look this evening.

However, a long press on the red button establishes a connection with two IP addresses ( google and amazon ), which means something is happening.
 
Hi, Just looked and the webkit is pre-installed in the openvix image:

Code: 
# opkg list-installed|grep -i hbb
enigma2-plugin-extensions-hbbtv-webkit - 2.0-r0-69+56f9556-r0
webkit-hbbtv-plugin - 2.0-r0-69+56f9556-r0

Nowt else.
 
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