Thus spake Mark Knecht: > Hi, > I've been following this thread sort of remotely. I'm an old 1394 > guy who worked on a number of the original IEEE specs for that > technology so I have an interest. Besides I'm curious about what > results I might get here in the Bay Area. > > Do you know anything specific about what is and what is not > actually on the 1394 bus? Is anything being transmitted? Has anyone > had an opportunity to stick a bus sniffer on the cable? Or is it > possible that the set top box is doing 5C content protection and the > Linux 1394 stack isn't responding appropriately?
I can provide a sample transport stream that it dumps if you'd like, along with the dvbsnoop output. It appears that it's sending valid TS packets, but they don't contain video data. I only get a few hundred kb worth of data when trying to record HD. My guess is that it's trying to determine if the receiver is 5C enabled. -- Nathan Poznick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Sample my *fist*, you community theater reject!" -TV's Frank. #402
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