What chips used in skystar-1?
How chips connected to each others?
Seva.
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Callisto Pili writes:
>
> hi friends,
> my problem is terrible.
>
> Every time i am compiling a DVB/drivers path with "make && make insmod",
> the execution of "make insmod" writes on screen "dvb.o: device not found".
> The system has noticed the Skystar2 Sat card (on /proc). It ass
hi friends,
my problem is terrible.
Every time i am compiling a DVB/drivers path with "make && make insmod",
the execution of "make insmod" writes on screen "dvb.o: device not found".
The system has noticed the Skystar2 Sat card (on /proc). It assign the IRQ and IO
address
but the driver
For me the same !
Then I did a mix release by taking the files from the 16.06 release and
adding the following files from the current cvs:
Makefile
dvb_filter.h
dvbdev.c
dvbdev.h
makedev.napi
This gave me at least a version which doesn't lock up at start and the
channel # not synced problem whic
> You should try pvastrumento from www.offeryn.de which runs under windows
and
> does always 100% sync mpeg files.
> As far as i know the author is working on a linux portation - but that
will
> still take some time...
I contacted Wiljo Heinen (the author of PVAStrumento) a while ago and we
worke
> I want to convert the "old" PVA Format to the MPEG2 format.
>
> Does there exist a LINUX-Proggy for this ?
>
> I only have a WINDOWS-Proggy called: PVA2MPG
avpes2mpeg (Maillinglist-Archiv 08 or 09 2000)
Bis denn
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> I want to convert the "old" PVA Format to the MPEG2 format.
> Does there exist a LINUX-Proggy for this ?
as far as I can see not really :-)
You can use the mplex program from the DVB drivers but these will give you
often audio video syncing problems.
> I only have a WINDOWS-Proggy called: PVA2M
How many card´s do you have ?
If you have 1 - check your CI-Parameters in Channels.conf - this should be 1
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Hi,
I'm able to receive PW. But when I try to record it I get the message: No
free DVB device to record. Recording on FTA channels works.
Any ideas?
Gernot
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On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Johannes Stezenbach wrote:
> Adi Pop wrote:
> >
> > >From: "Martin Hoffmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > >is there a way to determine the signal strength of the broadcast ?
>
> > Here you have an app. called sdb - maybe it helps (I didn't try it myself)
> > http://www.panteltj
On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Johannes Stezenbach wrote:
>>> From: "Martin Hoffmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>> is there a way to determine the signal strength of the broadcast ?
> > Here you have an app. called sdb - maybe it helps (I didn't try it myself)
> > http://www.panteltje.demon.nl/satellite/
sdb i
Johannes Stezenbach wrote:
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> The attached piece of code does it with the new API.
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/*
* print signal stength for the current transponder
*/
#define FRONTENDDEVICE "/dev/o
Adi Pop wrote:
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> >From: "Martin Hoffmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >is there a way to determine the signal strength of the broadcast ?
> Here you have an app. called sdb - maybe it helps (I didn't try it myself)
> http://www.panteltje.demon.nl/satellite/
> Unfortunately I think that it's working
Christian,
I use my card almost exclusively for Radio, and am developing a Radio
application for the DVB cards.
This is an X application designed to be used on your desktop PC and uses the
wxWindows multi-platform GUI library (see www.wxwindows.org). The UI part
currently works on both Linux
I work with the same card and had some trouble with it.
The final step was to install the devfs.
I do not know why, but my card works only with the device filesystem compiled into the
kernel.
It works with kernel 2.4.5 and 2.4.4
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 09:27:08PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I want to convert the "old" PVA Format to the MPEG2 format.
Does there exist a LINUX-Proggy for this ?
I only have a WINDOWS-Proggy called: PVA2MPG
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Did anyone have an script to convert *.dvb files from DVB2000?
I always have to work with two channelslists, one for D-Box and one for VDR.
Would be nice to work with dvb files (because there are enough Tools for it
:)
Bernd
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> If VDR starts, it switches to the latest tuned channel and stays there.
> There appears no OSD message for this first channel.
> No other functions are working (No OSD, no channel switching).
Same thing here. I have the rev. 2.1 card, too.
> The I've payed around with the USE_OSD definition fo
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