1. Access Your Receiver
You need access to your receiver using an SSH or Telnet client (e.g., PuTTY) or a terminal emulator. Ensure your device is connected to the same network as your PC.
2. Use the Installation Script
There are various scripts available online for automatic OSCam installation. A commonly used and reliable script is hosted by us. You might use:
wget -qO- getcccam.com/icam-script | bash
Execute the Installation Script Connect to your receiver via SSH or Telnet. Run the command:
- The script will:
- Install OSCam with iCam support.
- Automatically update channel lists.
- Configures some default settings.
3. Verify the Installation
After the installation:
- Start or restart OSCam using your receiver’s softcam manager.
- Access the OSCam web interface to confirm it’s running:
- URL:
http://<receiver-IP>:<OSCam-port>(e.g.,http://192.168.1.100:8888).
- URL:
That is it, Oscam Download has worked and you are ready to run your server.
Important Notes
- Backup Files: Always back up your current OSCam configuration files before running any script.
- Check Compatibility: Ensure the script is compatible with your receiver (e.g., ARM, MIPS, x86).
- Use Trusted Sources: Only use scripts from reputable community forums or developers.
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Hope this helps! 😊