Hadu CCCam client Plugin for windowsAugust 4, 2009 – 23:28While I’m testing my new satellite setup for a HTPC that has yet to be build I found a really usefull DVB plugin everybody should hear about. Finally a CCCam client for windows is available. First tests were very succesfull for me. Version Beta 0.1.0. Nms Physiology Rapidshare Free. 0 was released June 23, 2009 this was a initial Beta Test release.

Yet another CCCam CardSharing Client plugin for Windows. Working either as MD plugin, a DVBCore plugin or as a DVBViewer plugin. AW: hadu plugin dvbviewer Hallo, Ne leider nicht,ich habe alles so gemacht wir da steht aber keine erfolgt (stopped). Hadu CCCam DVB Plugin Saturday, May 4, 2013. Workaround for CCCam version 1.2.3. Hadu is now considered back as a 2.0.11 version client by default.

The current version is 0.116. Find latest release and changelogs here.Download Hadu 0.116Hadu is a CardSharing Client plugin for DVB softwares on PC using DVB TV-Cards (Windows). It works as a MD plugin, a DVBCore plugin (eg.

ProgDVB) or as a DVBViewer plugin. Currently, it only supports the CCCam protocol (without the AU option).Installation:————-Just put Hadu.dll and Hadu.ini into the directory affected to plugins, regarding your current DVB software.

It can be the directory of the software (i.e. For old versions of ProgDVB), or a given subdirectory (i.e../Plugins for MyTheater and Alt-DVB, ).As it is compatible with the DVBCore API, use it as a DVBCore plugin (for DVBCore softwares) instead of using it with MDWrapper. With DVBViewer, use it as DVBViewer plugin instead of using it with SoftCSA. Sekai No Owari Starlight Parade Rar Download here. Don’t use two or more CardSharing Clients and/or SoftCam Emulators at the same time (like Yankse, S2Emu or VPlug), unless you know perfectly what you are doing.Directories of installation for the main DVB softwares:——————————————————-Put all the files (i.e.

Only Hadu.dll + Hadu.ini currently) in the same directory, as indicated hereafter: * ProgDVB: main directory of the DVB software (or /Plugins subdirectory for version 4.38 or later of ProgDVB) * Alt-DVB: /Plugins (or /Plugins/av0) subdirectory, and/or /Plugins/pip subdirectory for the pip, and others (/Plugins/av1 to Plugins/av2 * MyTheater, RitzDVB: /Plugins subdirectory (to use Hadu as a DVBCore plugin). Try to avoid the solution MDWrapper.dll in /Plugins subdirectory and Hadu in /MDPlugins subdirectory (MDWrapper is a workaround to make old MD plugins working with MyTheater and other DVBCore softwares) * DVBDream 0.xx: /Modules subdirectory since version 0.85 (to use Hadu as a DVBCore plugin). /Plugins subdirectory (to use Hadu as a MD plugin) for precedent versions -DVBDream 1.xx and above: /Plugins/pip00 and others (/Plugins/pip01 up to /Plugins/pip19) subdirectories, to use Hadu as a MD plugin * WatchTVPro: /Plugins subdirectory (Hadu is using the TT Trick automatically if it is possible) * HispaDVB: main directory of the DVB software for old versions, and /Plugins subdirectory since version 2.

Hadu is no more using the TT Trick automatically for this software, because it is no more needed for HispaDVB version 2 and above * MultiDec: main directory of the DVB software (Hadu supports natively the different versions of the SS1 firmware) * DVBViewer: /Plugins subdirectory. Avoid the solution SoftCSA.dll in /Plugins subdirectory and Hadu in /MDPlugins subdirectory. Please, note that the CSA.dll (coming with the SoftCSA package coded by Pikachu) is recommended for faster unscrambling, though not absolutely mandatory. The CSA.dll must be located into the /Plugins subdirectory (or KeyPath2) or into the main directory of the DVB software. Otherwise, Hadu will use its own internal CSA algorithm (code kindly provided by courtesy of Pikachu.