Hi,
same here, but I think it is maybe a problem with vdr, the cSIProcessor did
a scan over
all channels after some idle time, and if you have a channel with a tuning
error it get's stuck.
Regards
Bernd
My Config:
Siemens DVB-C 1.3
Siemsns-dvb-0.9.4. driver from cvs
Redhat 7.2
Kernel 2.4.9
Hi all,
Can You tell me whitch revision is best for use under linux, rev 1.6 or
rev 2.1 ?
Under linux I am mainly interested in internet use.
Best regards
Milan Kecman
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A Linux driver from Hauppauge? Where am I supposed to find this driver?
hh
It's not really a linux driver. It is an alternative driver which uses
some files of the original Win-driver and so it is possible to access the
CAM-Parameters...
Ciao
Gernot
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On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Ralph Metzler wrote:
The Siemens DVB card (or any with AV7110) cannot do this. It cannot
handle the bandwidth for much more than one normal TV channel (max.
maybe 8-9 Mbit). If you want to record a complete transport stream get the
WinTV Nova (=Technotrend budget)
Hello,
can anyone read /dev/ost/vdr0 with recent DVB driver versions? If I try
to cat /dev/ost/vdr0 as described in the Nova mini-howtos, I just get
no data. No error message, just nothing happens.
Gruss/Regards,
Eduard.
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Hi,
some time ago, there were some questions about the future of
convergence.
Here is a link to a press release:
http://www.galaxis.de/newsadmin/engl_show_news_detail.php3?id=684
yours sincerely
Martin Springer
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I have 3 dvbt and 2 dvbs cards on my system, (working with devfs).
To make the drivers work, I changed 2 things:
MAX_NUM_DVB from 4 to 6 (dvb.h)
SAA7146_MAX_DEVICES from 4 to 6 (saa7146_core.h)
Do not ask me why I change THESE 2 values... it seemed to me from their name, that
they could have
Montag, 18. März 2002 at 18:48 Stephen Davies wrote:
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Ralph Metzler wrote:
The Siemens DVB card (or any with AV7110) cannot do this. It cannot
handle the bandwidth for much more than one normal TV channel (max.
maybe 8-9 Mbit). If you want to record a complete
How would I go about capturing several different channels at once?
(That is, several pairs of PIDs).
You can use dvbstream to do it. http://www.linuxstb.org/dvbstream
Simon
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Eduard Bloch writes:
Hello,
can anyone read /dev/ost/vdr0 with recent DVB driver versions? If I try
to cat /dev/ost/vdr0 as described in the Nova mini-howtos, I just get
no data. No error message, just nothing happens.
You mean /dev/ost/dvr0, right?
Did you set the demuxes?
What
Aurelian Pop writes:
AFAIK, this output seems corect.
Anyway... there is a problem.
Querying the drivers through the frontend device, I get in the FrontendInfo
structure, in the .type field: 2 - four times and 0 - one time.
This means the drivers tell me that I have 4 dvbt (2 - four
Aurelian Pop writes:
AFAIK, this output seems corect.
Anyway... there is a problem.
Querying the drivers through the frontend device, I get
in the FrontendInfo structure, in the .type field: 2 -
four times and 0 - one time.
This means the drivers tell me that I have 4 dvbt (2 -
four
Martin Springer wrote:
Hi,
some time ago, there were some questions about the future of
convergence.
Here is a link to a press release:
http://www.galaxis.de/newsadmin/engl_show_news_detail.php3?id=684
IIRC the name of this company used to be Convergence Integrated Media GmbH.
The
Martin Springer wrote:
Hi,
some time ago, there were some questions about the future of
convergence.
Here is a link to a press release:
http://www.galaxis.de/newsadmin/engl_show_news_detail.php3?id=684
IIRC the name of this company used to be Convergence
Integrated
Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
some time ago, there were some questions about the future of
convergence.
http://www.galaxis.de/newsadmin/engl_show_news_detail.php3?id=684
The layout of the http://www.convergence.de homepage has apparently
changed, and there is no more link to
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 01:14:18PM +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
Martin Springer wrote:
http://www.galaxis.de/newsadmin/engl_show_news_detail.php3?id=684
What about the open source Linux DVB driver?
Will it continue to be available freely?
I guess a statement from the (new?) company
Moin mocm!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am Tuesday, den 19. March 2002:
can anyone read /dev/ost/vdr0 with recent DVB driver versions? If I try
to cat /dev/ost/vdr0 as described in the Nova mini-howtos, I just get
no data. No error message, just nothing happens.
You mean
Aurelian Pop writes:
How can I check that? Maybe the output of lspci is
helpful...
lspci -n would be more helpful.
Use lspci to find the saa7146, like
00:0b.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7146 (rev 01)
00:0d.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7146
Eduard Bloch writes:
Moin mocm!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am Tuesday, den 19. March 2002:
can anyone read /dev/ost/vdr0 with recent DVB driver versions? If I try
to cat /dev/ost/vdr0 as described in the Nova mini-howtos, I just get
no data. No error message, just nothing
OK, I did what you said...
It seems like the driver detects them corectly... (like I
said, the /dev/dvb tree is correct)
So the output of lspci -vvn is (note I'm using mandrake and
the command is somewhat different):
[root@server1 root]# lspcidrake -v
unknown : Philips
Moin mocm!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am Tuesday, den 19. March 2002:
Uhm, what? Another user gave me a hint with ntuxzap -e which made
/dev/ost/dvr0 output some data ;) This could be documented on a good
place.
Yes, ntuxzap sets the demuxes for dvr output (see ntuxzap -h). How to
Eduard Bloch writes:
Moin mocm!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am Tuesday, den 19. March 2002:
Uhm, what? Another user gave me a hint with ntuxzap -e which made
/dev/ost/dvr0 output some data ;) This could be documented on a good
place.
Yes, ntuxzap sets the demuxes for
Rienecker, Fa. Evenio, ITS P, M [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
I'm concerned because convergence people practically stopped using
their business e-mail adress in order to post to the list (like
Martin Springer, Ralph and Marcus Metzler).
Right now I neither have a business e-mail adress,
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 01:14:18PM +0100, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
Martin Springer wrote:
http://www.galaxis.de/newsadmin/engl_show_news_detail.php3?id=684
What about the open source Linux DVB driver?
Will it continue to be available freely?
I guess a statement from the
Hi everybody,
i am currently trying to get network-access with my TechnoTrend budget
card. Since I wasn't able to bring up the network-interface with
2.4.x-kernel and 0.9.4-driver (lastest CVS), I stepped back to kernel
2.2.19 and the 0.8.2-driver.
make and make insmod is working fine and
For me just the same - but if i do not switch channels and do not run epg
scan then it seems to work forever !
Then i Switch only one channel and it's black !
Reloading the drivers cures this !
This never happened with my 1.3 revision card - just with my new 2.1 !
Does anyone know some kind of
Wolfgang Wershofen wrote:
[...]
Does anybody know, how to set the tuner type? I looked into the
archives and found only one thread with this message but no solution
to that.
$ insmod tuner type=xyz
(This parameter of the module is valid for the recent version.)
More information could be
glowing writes:
I want to use linux dvb api to filter the section, I don't know the difference
between demux device API and Kernel demux API ? Which one is the better choice ?
None. The demux device is for user applications. It and e.g.
the network device use the Kernel demux API to get
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