Coding Tools for JVVH

Jvvh is among the leading updates to the operating software of FTA satellite receivers. FTA stands for the free-to-air TV market, which extends from simple antennas for local reception of television stations and signals, to FTA receivers that attach to satellite dishes capable of receiving thousands of over-the-air (OTA) signals. Coding tools for Jvvh consist of adaptations to the coding that Jvvh custom codes made to the FTA receivers. Jvvh ceased active updating in 2009.

More Bin for Your Buck

• FTA receivers are different from DirecTV and Dish satellite receivers. It's a do-it-yourself entrepreneurial world that constantly works to better receive the abundance of digital stations that bounce off various satellites in the Earth's atmosphere.

  Jvvh frees up memory in the FTA receiver by moving background images from the bin folder. The general benefit is reduction of bin files, basically a catch-bin used to avoid interference with other programs, since .bin files can be read by all platforms.

Visual Confirmation of Conversion

• Jvvh provides graphic confirmation of conversion so users know when conversion has taken place. Once converted to PUFF, the receiver display changes from b 7 5, b 7 5 to P U F F, P U F F. A pause occurs on the final F for 30 seconds and then turns on.

Jvvh PUFF Conversion

• Jvvh PUFF allows conversion back to previous FTA parameters using just the boot60 bin file. By loading the PUFF 640 kb .bin once, conversion is automatically completed to the newest version of PUFF. Conversion back to the previous configuration is also possible, but is not as simple as just restoring the original .bin files.

The Jvvh Team-PUFF Loader.E Error

• On-line tools exist for quickly diagnosing and repairing a prevalent Windows error when a PC is used in conjunction with the FTA receiver, the Jvvh Team-PUFF Loader.E Windows error.

  A Windows 32-bit application can steer you through the repair, either by replacing a broken/missing file error with an error-free file, or doing a fresh install and rebooting of your Windows-based computer.