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Zgemma H9.2S CCcam Stuttering Issue After Moving from Poland to Germany

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  • #1 18301488
    Ariel N.
    Level 3  
    I have a Zgemma H9.2S on CCcam in Poland, it worked without any problems. After leaving for Germany, I have a problem, it stutters every now and then.
    I tried to share the net from the phone and the same. What could be the reason? Installing on another card decoder worked earlier.

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  • #2 18301512
    kameleon11116
    Level 26  
    Ariel N. wrote:
    I have a Zgemma H9.2S on CCcam in Poland, it worked without any problems. After leaving for Germany, I have a problem, it stutters every now and then.
    I tried to share the net from the phone and the same. What could be the reason? Installing on another card decoder worked earlier.


    Hello
    You have checked the quality and strength of the signal :!: :?: The problem doesn't have to be the cam and the internet.
    Regards
  • #3 18301527
    Ariel N.
    Level 3  
    Quality and strength 61% and 78%, the previous decoder was ok. TVPinfo not encoded, no cuts.
  • #4 18301531
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #5 18301539
    kameleon11116
    Level 26  
    Ariel N. wrote:
    Quality and strength 61% and 78%, the previous decoder was ok. TVPinfo not encoded, no cuts.


    These percentages are not too much, and the fact that TVPinfo is not pruned is not a determinant :idea: it's government TV :D :D :D and has great puncture power.
    Regards
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    #6 18301542
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    ucy7400 wrote:
    Why are you asking here and not at the key provider.

    For similar advice I got an indefinite warning that will hang on my account until the end of the world and one day longer.
  • #7 18301549
    Ariel N.
    Level 3  
    kameleon11116 wrote:
    These percentages are not too much, and the fact that TVPinfo is not pruned is not a determinant :idea: it's government TV :D :D :D .
    Regards

    I know not too much. However, the previous decoder with the card flickered.
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  • #8 18301552
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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    #9 18301555
    kameleon11116
    Level 26  
    Ariel N. wrote:
    kameleon11116 wrote:
    These percentages are not too much, and the fact that TVPinfo is not pruned is not a determinant :idea: it's government TV :D :D :D .
    Regards

    I know not too much. However, the previous decoder with the card flickered.


    Check on another decoder from cam.
  • #10 18301556
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    ucy7400 wrote:
    DiZMar wrote:
    For similar advice I got an indefinite warning that will hang on my account until the end of the world and one day longer.

    It's piracy. where he bought, let him ask.
    The whole topic should end up in the trash.

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  • #11 18301557
    Ariel N.
    Level 3  
    ucy7400 wrote:
    It's piracy. where he bought, let him ask.

    on your farm you can share the card from what I know
  • #12 18301569
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #13 18301589
    Ariel N.
    Level 3  
    Yes, it works and that's why I assumed the topic that it cuts.
  • #14 18302105
    LeDy
    Level 43  
    Ariel N. wrote:
    I have a Zgemma H9.2S on CCcam in Poland it worked without any problems.

    I also received a warning for something like that, but maybe it's not piracy anymore? Maybe only the donor is a pirate or the rules have changed on the electrode?
  • #15 18302232
    Anonymous
    Level 1  

Topic summary

The user reports issues with their Zgemma H9.2S satellite receiver running on CCcam in Germany, experiencing stuttering every minute for about 10 seconds. Despite previously functioning well in Poland, the user has tried sharing internet from their phone without improvement. Responses suggest checking signal quality and strength, which are reported at 61% and 78%, respectively. Some participants question the legality of the setup and recommend consulting the key provider or testing with another decoder. The discussion highlights concerns about potential piracy and the reliability of the current setup.
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