Cccam.cfg 📢

It contains essential data—such as server IP addresses, ports, usernames, and passwords—that allows your box to request decryption keys for encrypted channels, often referred to as a "CCcam Line" or "Cline." Key Components of cccam.cfg (The Cline)

: The specific port number listening for CCcam traffic (e.g., 12000 ).

Which the device runs (e.g., OpenATV, BlackHole)? cccam.cfg

These lines are where you define who can connect to your server. They are placed in the cccam.cfg file on the machine and follow this basic syntax:

: Always create a backup of your original cccam.cfg file before making any manual changes . It contains essential data—such as server IP addresses,

Ensure you aren't running multiple emulators (like OSCam and CCcam) at the exact same time trying to access the same hardware resources. If you want to fine-tune your configuration, tell me: What brand and model of receiver are you using?

Blocks Entitlement Management Messages from returning to the server. Lowers outgoing upstream network usage bandwidth. They are placed in the cccam

# Server settings C: 192.168.1.100 12000 user password # Channel configurations # Channel 1 label = Channel 1 frequency = 12345 sr = 27500 fec = 3/4 modulation = QPSK # Card configurations # Subscription card card = 1234567890 caid = 0500 expiration = 2025-01-01

Set the reshare value (the third parameter in F: lines) to (no reshare) unless you intentionally want to allow further sharing. Allowing resharing beyond your trusted circle can lead to your card being used by dozens or hundreds of unknown users.

The CCcam.cfg file is a text-based configuration file that stores settings and parameters for the CCcam software. It is used to configure various aspects of the software, including server settings, client connections, and card sharing options. The file is typically used by system administrators and power users to customize and optimize their CCcam setup.