Quoting Daniel Kristjansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
The whole tuning in RunTV is just busy waiting at the moment, but
I'm planning to use things like the signals from the SignalMonitor
to trigger trips through HandleTuning().
I know we talked about this many times before.. Why are we relying
I have had a good number of people asking me about this card recently, and I
have some news to report.. So here it is..
I got my card for writing the drivers from at the end of last week.. I have it
working except for proper signal monitoring.. It seems to deal with mutlipath
much better than
Quoting Brian Foddy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Daniel,
Most of my HD shows are 1080i (NBC and CBS); so this will be nice.
However where is the video_frame_rate, is that a database setting
or in the source code. Maybe I missed this in the setup process,
but its a problem I've lived with for several
Quoting Mac Michaels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I send this to both linux-dvb and myth-dev lists because SNR
is generated by a linux-dvb driver and displayed by the
mythtv application while doing a tuning scan.
I have searched the DVB documentation for the units of
signal-to-noise ratio and found
Quoting Bruce Pennypacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
I'm a real neophyte when it comes to all the DVB terminology so bear
with me but it looks like there's data on PID 0x1FFB. Using the
linuxtv.org dvb-apps I have the following entry in my channels.conf:
snip
WARNING: filter timeout pid 0x1ffb
Quoting Daniel Kristjansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
I still have problems recording multiple audio streams with the DVB
code, and the DVB driver hasn't been modified to support analog
recording. So I'm still maintaining the hdtvrecorder at least until
those two issues are addressed.
What
Quoting John Pullan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
Taylor did come up with a scheme for downloading icons from the web
which would have worked quite well. He never got around to
implementing it though.
Yes I wrote a very hairy script to pull icons from the lyngsat logos webpage
based on some fuzzy
Quoting Bruce Pennypacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm at exactly the same point you're at. I've managed to manually pull
together a good number of the QAM PID's for Comcast channels in Boston
(I live just north of the city) and can manually capture the streams.
It looks like myth relies on a
Quoting Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
Levon, I can confirm this is working on dreambox with Neutrino GUI. Works
very
well. Ive been running it for over a week now with no noticable problems. The
same backend has 3 dvbt cards and a cx88 analog card, they all work togeather
nicely. One thing
Quoting Wendy Seltzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This or the previous commit on the DVB code seems to kick in even
when a sub-channel is temporarily off-air, and even when I haven't
requested a re-scan. Plus, it's overwriting the existing channel set
and losing the xmltvid.
Specifically, my PBS
Quoting Stuart Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Mon 16 May 2005 18:56, Wendy Seltzer wrote:
This or the previous commit on the DVB code seems to kick in even
when a sub-channel is temporarily off-air, and even when I haven't
requested a re-scan. Plus, it's overwriting the existing channel set
Quoting Torbjörn Jansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This or something else in the recent commits must have broken
something, because i get:
siscan.cpp:81: error: `VSB_8' was not declared in this scope
siscan.cpp:83: error: `VSB_8' was not declared in this scope
siscan.cpp:85: error: `VSB_8'
Quoting Adam Egger [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Taylor,
Here's the full scan patch for Germany.
Greets,
Adam
Thanks.. I have applied this to CVS.. Would anyone else using DVB-T in
Deutschland give this a shot and let me know how it works out..
Taylor
Quoting Neale Swinnerton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
i'm getting this with 2.6.10 kernel.
In member function `QString DVBTuning::modulation() const':
dvbtypes.cpp:130: error: 'const union
dvb_frontend_parameters::anonymous' has
no member named 'vsb'
dvbtypes.cpp: In member function `bool
Quoting Stephan Krings [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
the attached patch enhances DVB EIT parsing (in siparser.cpp): Instead
of only using the first extended_event descriptor of the EIT to create
the event description (which leads to short, truncated texts), it uses
all these descriptors for the prefered
Quoting Chris Petersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm working with a script that I hope to use to automatically merge
scanned dvb channels with a datadirect listing:
http://forevermore.net/files/mythtv_misc/hdtvscan2dd.pl.txt
However, after running it (as far as I can tell, I'm doing everything
Quoting Levent Guendogdu [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
attached you will find the implementation for using the DBOX2 as a
MythTV DVB source.
Features:
- using the Nokia/Sagem/Philips DBOX2 as a video source for MythTV
- multiple DBOX2s can be used
- grabs a complete TS stream from the DBOX2
Quoting Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are there any future plans to support the CI high level interface of the
DVB API ? From what I can tell only the Link layer level interface of the
API is implemented.
The Twinhan card uses this High level interface, you can read about it here
Quoting Stuart Auchterlonie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I forgot to mention that there is a legitimate use for this patch.
BBC Parliment channel carries 1 video stream and 3 audio streams.
The video stream contains three smaller streams comprising of
2x BBC News 24 Interactive and 1x BBC Parliment.
Quoting Stuart Auchterlonie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That's the freeview /xtraview patch that was sent to the list a couple
of weeks ago. There is however a better way to do it than the original
patch ;-)
This patch is on the frontend not the backend, so it wouldn't apply to this set
of code
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hauppage Nexus-S (FF DVB-S card rev. 2.2)
You have to disable the hardware functions on the ttpci driver to get this to
work.. Apparently the AV7110 isn't fast enough to handle the bandwidth of HD
and was only designed for SD bandwidths.. I have seen this mentioned a
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This happened again tonight on WFXT (Boston area FOX affiliate). There
needs to be a workaround for this: I'm perfectly willing to deal with
the extra space taken up by recording the entire transport stream; I'm
not willing to deal with a zero-byte
Quoting David Shirley [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2005-04-25 17:31:50.780 DVB#0 Status: LOCK.
2005-04-25 17:31:50.781 SIParser: Requesting PAT
2005-04-25 17:31:50.782 DVB#0 Multiplex Locked
2005-04-25 17:31:50.783 SIParser: Adding a PMT (1585) to the request list
2005-04-25 17:31:50.792 SIParser:
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The issue he's having isn't doing scanning. It's that a station, which
was properly set up once, suddenly won't record because it stopped
sending TVCT. They *are* sending PAT/PMT but their PSIP generator has
stopped inserting any PSIP whatsoever.
Quoting Trey Boudreau [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
No. I put in what I meant. I (the original poster) can't get the
channel in question to complete the scan so that I get a usefully
populated database for this channel.
I'd appreciate any clues on faking a table entry (or pointers about
where to hack
Quoting Trey Boudreau [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
-PID--FREQ-BANDWIDTH-BANDWIDTH-
9 p/s 1 kb/s14 kbit
0030 2 p/s 0 kb/s 4 kbit
0031 10372 p/s 1904 kb/s 15599 kbit
0034 264 p/s48 kb/s 397 kbit
0035 132 p/s24 kb/s 198 kbit
2000 10781 p/s 1979 kb/s
Quoting Nathaniel Daw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The implimentation of the dvb drivers in Myth is as it should be per the
linuxtv-dvb api.
And I am suggesting a trivial patch in which they will still be as they
should be (in fact exactly equivalent), per the api, and thus will work
exactly the same
Quoting Nathaniel Daw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Two very simple code changes are required to get channel scanning and EIT
working with the DEC-2000t, which is a usb terrestrial dvb box. The
problem seems to be that this box or its driver (presumably due to USB 1.1
bandwidth) doesn't send service
Quoting Nathaniel Daw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not as trivial as you make it sound.. There are reasons most of the
masks were chosen the way they are.. There are some networks that misuse
the 0x46 and 0x42 tables and have them inverted.. EIT
Quoting Nathaniel Daw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
The difference is on the broken dec driver that ignores the mask, this
equivalent code actually works -- it gives you the channel and program
tables that you are most likely to want.
You just admitted the driver is broken. The implimentation of
Ok, I've been trying this. I'm now using TS mode, HW decode (set in
mythtvsetup to work around issues I've seen mentioned relating to
XVMC_VLD) and have commented out the 1 line in avformatdecoder that
mentions av_remove_stream.
I need to clarify.. Comment out this entire piece of code..
Quoting John Harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I guess related to this is what do i gain or lose by
setting the use hardware flag ie why do i not want to
set it or is it off by default because it doesn't work
for some hardware?
The Hardware option is because some dvb cards with hardware decoding
Quoting Michael J. Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Let me explain. I have an amplified outdoor antenna up very
high and I live in an area where when I scan for digital
stations, I end up with two channels on 43-1. The difference
(other than actual channel frequency) as show in the guide is
the
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm also in the Boston area. I can't record from WFXT at all either.
Looks to me like they are not currently sending any PSIP data at all.
Neither hdtvrecorder nor dvbrecorder will be able to function until the
station fixes this and starts sending at
Has anyone contacted them about this? If not, I will ping them.
Furthermore, is there a workaround I can implement just for this station
to (for instance) record the entire TS so I can at least watch my damn
programs in HD? :) It may be helpful to support this mode by (for
instance)
Quoting Ed Wildgoose [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1. Change to TS mode.. I refuse to support PS mode anymore.. It already has
known issues with getting lost on AC3 streams when the signal glitches..
Isn't this a problem with ever using Myth as a DVD player? Surely we
need the PS mode working as well
OK Everyone who is finding this problem please do the following:
1. Change to TS mode.. I refuse to support PS mode anymore.. It already has
known issues with getting lost on AC3 streams when the signal glitches..
2. Comment out the av_remove_stream() code in
libs/libmythtv/avformatdecoder.cpp..
Quoting Greg Grotsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 4/15/05, John Pullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you let us know what recorder options you are using ?
e.g PS or TS mode how many audio tracks etc ?
Wow! That was the correct question to ask! How did you know??! I
was using PS mode and there
Quoting Stuart Auchterlonie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've simplified the SQL compared to earlier version
to ease the load on the database and fixed up an issue
that was still leaving the odd old record about.
Applied thanks!
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Quoting Stuart Auchterlonie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The attached patch adds a few lines to siscan.cpp that delete a
program from the program table before inserting the new program
on the same channel at the same start time.
This is for those of us who get their program guide data over
the air
Quoting Sami Röppänen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Correct me if I'm wrong.. But disenabling 'use dvb card on demand'
causes the dvb card(s) to run hot all the time, and that is not good for
a quiet, long lasting system. At least this was the case down 0.15.
Is this really the case? I haven't noticed
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm thinking of the code to assemble TS packets into higher-level
packets, and to do the packet filtering and state tracking. Not a
deficiency in Myth at all... I think much of the functionality in the
DVB *drivers* should/could have been a standard
Quoting John Patrick Poet [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This last weekend, I turned my frontend into a slave backend, and installed
my old HD-2000 card. I decided to use the DVB drivers because I wanted to
use the 2.6.11 kernel.
Everything went real smooth, but I ended up with duplicate channels.
Quoting Jesper Sörensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
- Make DVB recorder recognize DTS audio streams
- Remove broken dvb_sw_filter option
- Add PCRPID logging
- Remove PS stream id overrides (allows PS recorder to handle multiple
audio streams)
- Workaround for demux problems caused by the DEC2000-t
Quoting Torbjörn Jansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here is the patch.
It contains the missing code to insert the credits and it adds a new check
to eitfixup4 that tries to separate subtitle from description for some
channels.
This check can't be run on all channels or it woud cause problems, so i
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
* code to locally check the CRC of ATSC EIT and ETT packets. This is
#ifdef'd out, but I included it as a potential debug aid, and to show
how little code it actually is :-)
I think we fixed this by the other day when I started excluding the syntax bit
I went back and tried to get in all the DVB related patches into cvs that I felt
should go in.. If I missed anything please let me know..
Taylor
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Quoting Noone Important [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I didn't really expect you to apply my segmented EIT patch, but if you
could tell me what the correct way to accomplish the task is, I'd be
happy to update it.
I am talking about this:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/dev/119269
I meant
Quoting Jesper Sörensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't know what the filtering limitations are and I don't see how
this option could fix it so unless someone is actually using this and
can tell me more about it I'm planning to rip it out to simplify some
things... Anyone?
I think this is
Quoting Cory Papenfuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It shouldn't be a big deal, I wouldn't think. All those tuners
are standard parts with standard pinouts. My guess is if you could find a
replacement that would work, you could solder it in, hardcode the tuner
type, and be good to go.
You could
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This patch adds ATSC and QAM256 frequency tables. With these tables and
an appropriate DTV card (I have an Air2PC PCI), you can now use Full Scan
to easily
add all available channels instead of manually adding each frequency as
described at
Quoting Marcus Metzler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do I need to run X11 (ivtvdev) on the pvr350 in order to get it working with
mythtv?
I am asking because I could not get it to run with ivtv-0.2.0-rc3e and
kernel 2.6.11.4 yet.
How do I tell mythtv to use the pvr350? I set the option n
settings.pro
I just talked with John at BBTI (Makers of the Air2PC), and after some
discussion it seems that the NXT2002 based Air2PC is not QAM capable like it
had appeared before.. The Demodulator Nxt2002 is QAM capable, but there is
something else in the Tuner Module that doesn't allow it to work 100%
Quoting Endaf Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
But I can't scan:
AMC 3 12,110H @14,025 (PBS)
Manually add the transports and set the SI Standard to ATSC.. They don't use DVB
SI, but ATSC..
Galaxy 10R 11,986V @5,152 (CBS,UPN,ABC)
You might want to try and see if these are ATSC now.. I will see if
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can you try the attached patch, and let me know if
you get other tables slipping through that are bad? I need to validate the
DVB
docs before I use this as a blanket solution hence no commit on this one
yet..
Looks like a winner... no bad CRCs all
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
So my question... I note that the code is sending a flag to the driver
to check CRC for the EIT and ETT PIDs. Is Myth supposed to check some
flag on the packet and drop bad ones, or is the driver supposed to
filter out packets that fail CRC?
The
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Looking at the driver source, I concur... it should be checking CRC for
section data (metadata, not video/audio streams). Nevertheless, with
the HD-2000 DVB driver at least, it is not. I've verified that the
DMX_CHECK_CRC flag is being set on the
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I hacked in a call to mpegts_crc32 for EIT and ETT PIDs, and am now not
seeing the errors I was seeing before. A quick inspection of the
HD-2000 driver did not reveal a bug in this area, but I suspect that's
where it is.
OK.. I spoke too soon..
It
Quoting William Uther [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1) I've already posted information that significantly narrows down the
bug (and put it in the bug report: id=221): e.g. TS only, Channel
specific, 100% repeatable. There is more - I suggest you go read the
bug report if you want it. All of it has been
Quoting Hamish Moffatt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
Is the separate PCR PID an issue with SDTV channels or only HDTV?
I thought it was responsible for the HDTV issues only.
The video resolution should be play no role in the PCR PID issue..
Taylor
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Quoting Jonathan Watmough [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 0.17 I get a 'bad stream' message and lose audio when switching
between HD channels that use the same pids.
In Houston this corresponds to switching between WB and Fox which I
believe come from the same company.
My blog at
I finally have gotten started again.. Here is a small patch to force an update
of the ATSC SourceID when the ServiceVersion doesn't match the version cached
in the database.. Previously if a channel existed in the database cache the
SourceID would not be updated, and OTA EIT would not be loaded..
Quoting Taylor Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I finally have gotten started again.. Here is a small patch to force an update
of the ATSC SourceID when the ServiceVersion doesn't match the version cached
in the database.. Previously if a channel existed in the database cache the
SourceID would
Quoting Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The dtv_multiplex table gets populated, but after the scan there are
simply no channels listed. As I mentioned on IRC, I have a standalone
samsung HDTV box, so I know that QAM is working on the cable.
I'm in exactly the same boat. When I use azap
Quoting Blammo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've run into a situation (can't figure out how) where a null value
gets entered into the startup / pretune value on the DVB card. I can
change it in SQL, and it changes itself back to null.
The real problem is the frontend can't handle running out of
Quoting Jarod Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The attached patch against current cvs adds Cable (QAM-64) as a
selectable type for the ATSC scan wizard and renames the previous Cable
option to Cable (QAM-256).
The scan needs to add both QAM64 and QAM256 channels to the same frequency set,
and some
Quoting Nigel Pearson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, yes it is one-time only thing, but setting up
MythTV (or migrating to a new version) is only done once!
Anything to make it easier?
Easier is always better..
(particularly for countries like Australia with 5 or 6 sets of freq.)
If you
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So... what does this mean for v4l/v4l2 support of HD-2000/HD-3000 in
MythTV? I personally think there's no more reason to keep improving
hdtvrecorder, though since it will be a while before everybody wants to
upgrade to the DVB drivers it should not be
Quoting Brad Templeton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Unfortunately the true long term solution adds yet more UI, in that myth's
player, like a DVD player, might need to have a menu to let a user select
the audio stream if multilingual streams are arriving.
Why don't you use TS mode and just use the + key
Quoting Tom E. Craddock, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey,
Ive noticed the patches for tuning QAM at
http://www.digitalregime.com/patches. I wanted to apply them, but before
I do, wanted to make sure I am doing it correctly. I believe this is
the way I should do it.
No.
nxt2002-qam.patch is
Quoting William Uther [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've been looking at having MythTV merge the DVB Now/Next show EPG
information into the database. Below is my current plan, and I thought
I'd post here to see if it seems reasonable (this is my first bit of
Myth hacking).
I have commented on my
Quoting James Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The main reason for asking this I have added two DVB cards (air2PC) and
I would like to have them as the first choice for recording. The setup
program does not have the Input Preference on the DVB settings under
Input Sources. It is a simple one line
Quoting Tom Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2005-02-09 18:30:04.271 DVB#0 DVB signal 5300 | snr 5000 | ber 143af12 |
unc
OK. I've worked out how to do this now by tuning with tzap and then
using dvbsnoop to look for the PMT data. They are coming in about
every 0.19 seconds most of the time - one
Quoting Daniel Thor Kristjansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
]implementing. Since libiec61883 also supports DV stream capture, using an
]almost identical API, I was thinking of creating another patch that uses DV
]stream instead of MPEG2 TS. This would
Quoting Tom Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I had a DVB recording fail last night. The relevant log extract is:
2005-02-09 18:30:04.271 DVB#0 DVB signal 5300 | snr 5000 | ber 143af12 | unc
7961d18
2005-02-09 18:30:04.273 DVB#0 Status: LOCK.
2005-02-09 18:30:04.273 DVB#0 Multiplex Locked
Quoting Frank Muenchow [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
See log.txt.bz2
I tried dvbsnoop -n 1 0x0161 (existing PID)
dvbsnoop -n 1 0x10 doesn't have an output.
This is probbably your problem. Right now I assume a NIT is present when doing
a DVB scan. Can you send me a dump of the PAT (PID 0) of the
Quoting Tom Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
While looking at the channels table i found something odd.
Mythtv found a new channel CH11 on my dvb card, all dvb channels have
sourceid=2 but this channel have sourceid=1 which happends to be the analog
card.
This happened to me to. I think the
Quoting Tom Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
While looking at the channels table i found something odd.
Mythtv found a new channel CH11 on my dvb card, all dvb channels have
sourceid=2 but this channel have sourceid=1 which happends to be the analog
card.
This happened to me to. I think the
Quoting belcampo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When scanning only port 0 is used scanned, when after that I set default
input
to Diseqc switch input 2. then port 1 is scanned. So I'm able to get my
channels in the database.
But in LiveTV the LNB switching doesn't work. Having 2 LNB's ASTRA 19.2 and
Quoting Tim Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just a small patch to update the DVB SI. If the channel number or name
changes, the database is updated...
This functionality was just made optional from mythfilldatabase, so I don't want
to add it in right now. As it stands it will always re-number
Quoting Phil Vid [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As a work around for now you can unmap the dvb-c videosource, and then the dvb-s
screens will work properly, or vice versa.. Some work is going to have to be
done on this portion of the code to handle this situation. I have the same
problem with my dvb-s and
Quoting Adam Egger [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are those ??? necessary in the DVB code? Should the strings be changed
before 0.17 is released?
Cruft from the old DVB code.. I'll get a patch together before .17..
Taylor
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Quoting Chris Birkinshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
Is there a way to upgrade from DVB 3.5 to current CVS?
You can either drop the DB, or you can manually look at the differences between
the 3.5 dbcheck and cvs dbcheck.cpp and manually apply them.
I know its a pain in the arse, but it was testing
Quoting Jonathan Sass [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I too am having similar issues with signal strength changing for
pcHDTV. Would it be possible to modify the code so the front end shows
something like a test pattern if the channel signal is too low? Can
someone point me to the source where it might
Quoting William Uther [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm using DVB in Australia. I don't believe any channels include full
schedule information here, but they seem to include the 'current/next'
information.
I think later on when EIT is importing properly for all users (or we get the
issues down to a
Quoting Brandon Beattie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A 6-footer is squat. You still have plenty of room for improvement in the
antenna area. For example, I have a 12ft yagi boom antenna on my rooftop
with
a 10ft mast. (And all-RG6-QS cabling and a signal amp). I get everything
quite nicely now,
Quoting Doug Larrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here are the Boston-area stations I receive. Some are still using the
forbidden PIDs (audio/video 0x30); these are noted.
I had a station here when originally trying to do SI Standard Detection that
violated this rule (it wasn't in effect yet) that
Quoting Torbjörn Jansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When i schedule recordings on some channels the recordings end up as zero
lenght files.
I can't find anything special in the logfile from mythbackend about why it
woud fail.
The same channel works just fine in vdr so i know that the drivers and the
Quoting Todd Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What are you using to look at the psip? The PCHDTV app?
Local PBS WNIT-34 (35):
Vacilates between:
WNIT Regular Schedule
PBS HD Feed
and that is it...
I find that one surprising..
Local FOX WSJV-28 (58):
Quoting Kirk Lapray [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
All DVB features, as long as they apply to ATSC, will
be available. To set it up after you have the driver
loaded follow the instructions located at
http://www.digitalregime.com/mythdvb/setup/.
snip
The recent DVB code additions fully support
This small patch adds a logging level VB_SIPARSER. This will allow the
debugging required for fixing SI Parsing problems without flooding users with
typically useless information.
Taylor
siparser_loglevel.patch
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Quoting Daniel Thor Kristjansson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
includes a on-chip MPEG2 decoder (not currently used). It should also
be kinder to cheap or poorly configured motherboards when recording a
single show, since it does pid filtering on-chip.
The Air2PC does not have an Mpeg decoder built in.
Quoting Cory Papenfuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The pcHDTV card has the following:
- Standard i2c-controlled RF frontend for tuning and downconversion to
baseband.
- CX88-based PCI/DMA inteface between the Oren chip and the PCI bus
- CX88-based analog capture (as a side-benefit from using it as an
This is a combine patch of John, Jesper and my most recent changes to the DVB
code:
The SIParser loging level patch I did this morning is NOT included with this.
Included are:
- Fix CA Init Message when you do not have a CAM.
- Changes to PS Recorder to only record 1 stream. Allow recording of
Quoting Kristian Kalweit [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
At my machine this loop is never entered! So EmitRequired() has no
chance to become true. What could be the cause of this? Why is there
nothing in status (QMap_pullStatus)?
When you look at your SDT being parsed is EITPresent = 1? A pull status is
Quoting Endaf Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
4. Input connections
I go into my first input of the DVB lines
http://zener.com/~jonese/mythtv/source-setup-inputs.png
Then I setup the satellite I wish to view (123W, Galaxy 10R)
http://zener.com/~jonese/mythtv/source-setup-connect.png
Not sure what
Quoting Steve Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1) I initially enabled the EPG/EIT gathering code... This built okay,
but there was so much EIT data arriving that I could barely start the
frontend. I re-built without this feature as I appreciate it is beta :)
Yes that is what I am seeing.. This
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Changes committed by bjm on Thu Jan 27 12:48:47 2005
Modified Files:
in mythtv/libs/libmythtv:
dbcheck.cpp
Log Message:
Comment out the controversial dvb DROP TABLEs to ease
Quoting Paul Volkaerts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks --- Just to show my own ignorance -- is the CA device how you get
signal strength and bit errors stats etc? That seems to be the only thing
not working now.
Its for encrypted services.. Conditional Access..
Taylor
Quoting Endaf Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is Goto X.X USALS support functional at the moment? Actually, is
Goto X stored position functional? I can see some of the code is in
place in the sources...
Yes you have to set your latitude and longitude in the advanced settings under
capture card. It
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