iiv just put the open black hole on to my ultimo the only problem im having is when I put the time on in the menu Europe / London the omly problem is the time is ihour back ie it say s 8 oclock on my watch and the box says 7 oclock very strange any help on this mater its a new one on me thanks blaze
Time Settings - Open BlackHole
- Thread starter Blaze
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Have you done all the software updates, to the latest version of Open Black Hole?
There is a telnet command, that you can use, to resolve this.
Login to the VU+ Control Centre, select the Telnet option, then when it's ready copy, and paste, the command, and hit enter twice:
opkg install --force-reinstall tzdata tzdata-core tzdata-europe
There is a telnet command, that you can use, to resolve this.
Login to the VU+ Control Centre, select the Telnet option, then when it's ready copy, and paste, the command, and hit enter twice:
opkg install --force-reinstall tzdata tzdata-core tzdata-europe
AlexWilMac
Moderator
In OBH there's an easy way to sync, because you can choose also do to it by an NTP server.
Go to the same menu Setup/Time and choose
Sync time using --> NTP
instead of transponder time.
This is the most "safe" way. Otherwise you must take into account that the transponder time the image uses is usually the one from the 1st channel in the 1st bouquet.
By by OBH I got rid of any time issues just using NTP.
Go to the same menu Setup/Time and choose
Sync time using --> NTP
instead of transponder time.
This is the most "safe" way. Otherwise you must take into account that the transponder time the image uses is usually the one from the 1st channel in the 1st bouquet.
By by OBH I got rid of any time issues just using NTP.
You don't need to change anything.
I'll try to give you a guide.
First, if you haven't already, download the VUCC, VU+ Control Centre:
https://www.vuplus-community.net/board/forums/vu-tools-settings.10/
Start up the VUCC.exe and you should get this screen:
Just type in your receivers IP Address and click connect.
Once you are connected, to your receiver, select the Telnet option, top left.
Wait a few seconds, until it's finished loading, then copy, and paste, or type in the command I gave you earlier:
opkg install --force-reinstall tzdata tzdata-core tzdata-europe
Press enter, twice on your PC keyboard, and let it run.
Once finished go to your receivers menu, and restart your receiver.
Your time problem should now be solved.
Please post back with an update, or if you experience any problems.
I'll try to give you a guide.
First, if you haven't already, download the VUCC, VU+ Control Centre:
https://www.vuplus-community.net/board/forums/vu-tools-settings.10/
Start up the VUCC.exe and you should get this screen:
Just type in your receivers IP Address and click connect.
Once you are connected, to your receiver, select the Telnet option, top left.
Wait a few seconds, until it's finished loading, then copy, and paste, or type in the command I gave you earlier:
opkg install --force-reinstall tzdata tzdata-core tzdata-europe
Press enter, twice on your PC keyboard, and let it run.
Once finished go to your receivers menu, and restart your receiver.
Your time problem should now be solved.
Please post back with an update, or if you experience any problems.
AlexWilMac
Moderator
What version of OBH do you have? Are you sure you have the last one 4.3.024?
What interval did you set for the time to be synchronized? Choose 30 min, the shortest one, and wait a bit.
What interval did you set for the time to be synchronized? Choose 30 min, the shortest one, and wait a bit.
AlexWilMac
Moderator
"Hoping" he is an unfortunate win user. What if he uses Linux or MacOs?
The IT world is NOT, fortunately, only for the worst O.S! 