Brad Fuller wrote:
On 01/16/2006 01:55 PM R. G. Newbury wrote:
In the database, Fox digital is my chanid 3785. So I assume I should
update channel set freqid = 4 where chanid = 3785;
where '4' is the mplexid from the dtv_multiplex table for 669Mhz.
In my setup, the freqid
Len Reed wrote:
Brad Fuller wrote:
On 01/16/2006 01:55 PM R. G. Newbury wrote:
In the database, Fox digital is my chanid 3785. So I assume I should
update channel set freqid = 4 where chanid = 3785;
where '4' is the mplexid from the dtv_multiplex table for
about mythtv
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Entering USA Cable channels into the DVB
tables
Brad Fuller wrote:
On 01/16/2006 01:55 PM R. G. Newbury wrote:
In the database, Fox digital is my chanid 3785. So I assume I
should
update channel set freqid = 4 where chanid = 3785;
where '4
]
Entering USA Cable channels into the DVB tables
Len Reed wrote:
Brad Fuller wrote:
On 01/16/2006 01:55 PM R. G. Newbury wrote:
In the database, Fox digital is my chanid 3785. So I assume I should update channel set freqid = 4 where chanid = 3785; where '4' is the mplexid from
Curtis Preston wrote:
You said:
As I mentioned, that
frequency value is the same
as my freqid in the channel table.
I bet this is because I'm OTA.
Yes, youre
right. My example
was for tuning QAM_256 on a cable service (Cox in my case). In that
case,
the frequid is
mythtv
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users]
Entering USA Cable channels into the DVB tables
Curtis Preston wrote:
You said:
As I mentioned, that frequency value is the same
as my freqid in the channel table.
I bet this is because I'm OTA.
Yes, youre right. My example
was for tuning QAM_256
Brad,
OK, you're getting OTA (over the air) and I'm getting QAM-256 from
cable. I still don't see how freqid can matter if the frequency is
getting pulled from the dtv_multiplex table.
If each of KQED's 5 multiplexed programs has a unique serviceid (to
identify it within that frequency),
OK, this works fine now. Thanks for those who helped. I did the following:
1. Upgraded to latest SVN. 0.18.2. didn't work well with the HD5000 for
me. In particular, the channel scanner didn't find anything.
2. Ran the myth channel scanner, which found the channels and named them
things
On 01/16/2006 01:55 PM R. G. Newbury wrote:
In the database, Fox digital
is my chanid 3785. So I assume I should
update channel set freqid = 4 where chanid = 3785;
where '4' is the mplexid from the dtv_multiplex table for
669Mhz.
In my setup, the freqid is the same as the
Len Reed wrote:
I'm using 0.18.2
There have been a number of posting on the DVB channel tables, but it
still isn't clear to me. I've also looked at
http://www.cuymedia.com/doxygen-dev-docs/html/group__db__schema.html
Maybe with an example someone can clear it up.
I have an HD5000 card
Thanks, Michael.
I'm not sure what you mean by my having PSIP data, though. The channel
line I quoted was one I cobbled together using the dvb utilities. I
started with a list of the cable frequencies and ran azap. Taking the
frequencies it found, I then ran it and dvbtraffic to snoop
I'm using 0.18.2
There have been a number of posting on the DVB channel tables, but it
still isn't clear to me. I've also looked at
http://www.cuymedia.com/doxygen-dev-docs/html/group__db__schema.html
Maybe with an example someone can clear it up.
I have an HD5000 card connected to
you don't need to enter the PIDs. you need the service ID from PID 0x for each channel.if you set the mplexid and the serviceid, myth will find the rest automatically (as a crapcast subscriber, i'm envious that you have actual PSIP data for your channels)
On 1/15/06, Len Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for instance, my fox affiliate is on 675 MHz as service 1 according to PID 0x...which is mplexid 274, serviceid 1 for digital channel 168 in my channels dbOn 1/15/06,
Michael Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you don't need to enter the PIDs. you need the service ID from PID 0x for each
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