Le Tuesday 18 August 2009 17:08:20 Pásztor Szilárd, vous avez écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I recently got the USB DVB-C tuner mentioned in the subject.
> Everything seems to work fine, except that the MPEG-4 HD channels have no
> video, only sound. Regular SD channels broadcasted in MPEG-2 are flawless.
>
> T
2009/8/18 Pásztor Szilárd :
> Thanks for the comprehensive answer.
> Mr. Thommeret's hint about the missing video PID pushed me into the right
> direction so I'm a step further now. With scan -vv I could find the video PIDs
> for the HD channels and indeed they were missing in my channels.conf (val
Thanks for the comprehensive answer.
Mr. Thommeret's hint about the missing video PID pushed me into the right
direction so I'm a step further now. With scan -vv I could find the video PIDs
for the HD channels and indeed they were missing in my channels.conf (values
were 0) as scan detected them as
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009, Pásztor Szilárd wrote:
> direction so I'm a step further now. With scan -vv I could find the video PIDs
> for the HD channels and indeed they were missing in my channels.conf (values
> were 0) as scan detected them as "OTHER", but with a "type 0x1b" addition with
> which I don
> Hi,
>
> I recently got the USB DVB-C tuner mentioned in the subject.
> Everything seems to work fine, except that the MPEG-4 HD channels have no
> video, only sound. Regular SD channels broadcasted in MPEG-2 are flawless.
>
> The tuner can receive MPEG-4 streams; decoder is not built in but Mplay
> Pásztor Szilárd:
> With scan -vv I could find the video PIDs
> for the HD channels and indeed they were missing in my channels.conf (values
> were 0) as scan detected them as "OTHER", but with a "type 0x1b" addition with
> which I don't know what to do for the time being...
Stream type 0x1B prec
Thierry Lelegard:
> Stream type 0x1B precisely means AVC / H.264 video stream (cf. ISO
> 138181-1:2000/FDAM 3)
>
> Try VLC instead of mplayer. VLC does render H.264 HD video, provided you
> have a (very) good CPU.
Thanks for the info. Anyway, mplayer also does render H.264 of course, it's
the str
On 08/19/2009 10:42 AM, Pásztor Szilárd wrote:
Thierry Lelegard:
Stream type 0x1B precisely means AVC / H.264 video stream (cf. ISO
138181-1:2000/FDAM 3)
Try VLC instead of mplayer. VLC does render H.264 HD video, provided you
have a (very) good CPU.
Thanks for the info. Anyway, mplayer also
Thanks for the advice, it worked! mplayer -identify dvb://
produced the following result:
PROGRAM_ID=0 (0x00), PMT_PID: 16(0x10)
PROGRAM_ID=109 (0x6D), PMT_PID: 7029(0x1B75)
PROGRAM_ID=1001 (0x3E9), PMT_PID: 59(0x3B)
PROGRAM_ID=1930 (0x78A), PMT_PID: 1930(0x78A)
PROGRAM_ID=15551 (0x3CBF), PMT_PID:
