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Then how did you install it on your VU+? Do you mean sci0 is a binary code file, as Binary just means a base of 2, thus a series of 0's and 1's. Did you download a prebuilt CCcam .ipk file, and install it on your VU+?

Try the latest version of Oscam. You usually create any files on your PC, using Notepad ++. Installing Oscam shouldn't affect your CCcam, you can install many cams, and select which one to use by pressing the Blue button, on your remote control. Using a program, like Filezilla, on your PC you...

Contact whoever provided the card, as they probably can give you the required information, and tell you which version of Oscam works best.

You can download many cams, from the pugins. I asked you at the beginning, to test your receiver, and virtual tuners, on FTA channels, as this would have pointed to the real problem. You must now check which Cam works best with your card, I suspect that you might have to change to Oscam.

You change your preferred tuner options, in the Tuners & Scanning, Miscellaneous, menu.

You shouldn't need other tuners, even virtual tuners, for channels on the same transponder, but I haven't got a 4K receiver, and unicable LNB. I just wanted to know if when you have the receivers tuner set up in simple mode, not advanced, and single LNB, to see if you can then record all...

That doesn't make a lot of sense, as you should be able to record all channels, on the same transponder, at the same time, even using a single LNB. Try setting your Tuner to simple, single LNB, and then try recording various channels, on the same transponder.

No, you can force an update using Telnet. Using your PC either open the Dreambox Control Centre, and select Telnet, or use a program like PuTTY. Once you've connected to Telnet type in root, press return, then enter your receivers password. Once logged in the type the following command: init 4...

No, just go into the menu, Setup, System, Software Update.

It might depend on which channels you're viewing, if FTA, then I can't understand a problem, if using a subscription card then recording/viewing numerous channels might be a problem as newer cards might have limits, as a security against card sharing, or even using a second receiver, at home.

Google Translation, 你好，你现在还有这个版本吗？我想用一下。: Hello, do you still have this version? I want to use it

Try using the full upgrade command: init 4 && opkg update && opkg upgrade && init 6

Just put some spacers, between the two receivers, at each corner, sufficient to allow good air flow.

Is your receiver well ventilated? An overheating problem, can cause this, in either the LNB or receiver. You might want to do a google search, for your LNB, to see if this is a known problem. You can also contact your supplier, and explain the problem to them.

Any LNB can be faulty, but first you need to check everything else, especially your connections. What signal quality do you have? Have you altered the skew, rotation, of the LNB? Is the dish correctly aligned? You might have to check your receiver, in case something is failing, as you have...

Have you tested your configuration, recoding several FTA, Free To Air, channels, on different transponders?

Because your old VU+ Duo 2, like my Duo 2, has mulitple, physical, tuners, with separate cables, from the LNB, or multiple LNB's, going to them. The 4K receivers, with SCR LNB, has one cable, but can be setup to use multiple "Virtual Tuners", but these have to be setup in your tuner...

It doesn't matter if you scan as predefined, (Already listed, in your satellite.xml), or manually set the transponder details, providing the satellites.xml is upto date. You need to set up your virtual tuners, using the advanced tuner option, otherwise you can only record/view all channels on...

Have you tried using the basic satellite setup? Go into the Menu, Setup, Tuner and Scanning, and set the configuration mode, to simple, single LNB, for 0.8W, and then check if you can scan in any channels. The reason I wanted you to test your Duo 4K, on one of the other LNB's, currently...

Have you tried doing a blind scan? You could try one of your regular LNB's, on that dish, and/or try your Duo 4K on the other other dish setup, just to rule some things out.