I have quickly the new dvb-kernel on 2.4. and budgets.
When first insmod'ed everything works as it should and
vpeirq() arrives at high rate.
When rmmod dvb-kernel modules and insmod them again,
vpeirq() is not working well.
Only every 1 second or so one vpeirq() comes, instead
to arrive at hig
I'd like to add few cosmetic touches to the budget
patch, as it is moved into ttpci directory, it
can share some #include from there
Emard
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On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 08:52:22PM +0100, Gregoire Favre wrote:
> ???
> I have compiled without video and then again with it and it got
> compiled???
>
> I will try later to boot the kernel, sorry I don't really understand
> what happened, maybe not exactly the same config?
Well, I did compil wi
On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 08:24:12PM +, Franck Arnaud wrote:
> Holger Waechtler:
> > I had to add '#include ' for strcmp() to get it compiling...
>
> Thanks, now fixed. Does anyone know of a tool that allows
> to check that all the legal includes are there? It's
> very easy to forget includes
On Thu, 2003-03-20 at 21:24, Franck Arnaud wrote:
> Does anyone know of a tool that allows
> to check that all the legal includes are there? It's
> very easy to forget includes when your setup has .h files
> that silently include others for internal purpose.
I guess most of the time it is the c
Having just had a new aerial installed to give me a decent signal
in the computer room, I thought I'd try DVB again.
scan works, and (I think) gives me a working set of frequencies in
~/.tzap/channels.conf:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:scan $ tzap "BBC One"
using '/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0' and '/de
Holger Waechtler:
> I had to add '#include ' for strcmp() to get it compiling...
Thanks, now fixed. Does anyone know of a tool that allows
to check that all the legal includes are there? It's
very easy to forget includes when your setup has .h files
that silently include others for internal pu
On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 07:59:47PM +0100, Gregoire Favre wrote:
> Hello,
>
> unfortunately it don't build:
>
> make -f scripts/Makefile.build obj=drivers/media/dvb/dvb-core
> gcc -Wp,-MD,drivers/media/dvb/dvb-core/.dvbdev.o.d -D__KERNEL__ -Iinclude -Wall
> -Wstrict-prototypes -Wno-trigraphs -O
Hello !
I try to complie the dvbstream with the "dvb-kernel" driver.
i change the make file to the dvb-kernel include directory path.
what is the problem? this sw not work with the dvbstream?
Before i use this program without any problem with the old "pinnacle
experimental" driver.
gcc -I ../
Hello,
unfortunately it don't build:
make -f scripts/Makefile.build obj=drivers/media/dvb/dvb-core
gcc -Wp,-MD,drivers/media/dvb/dvb-core/.dvbdev.o.d -D__KERNEL__ -Iinclude -Wall
-Wstrict-prototypes -Wno-trigraphs -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-common -pipe
-mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 -march=
Hello all,
I've finished working on the "dvb-kernel" cvs tree, it's now ready to be
submitted. 8-)
I had to move some of the header files, changed many drivers to reflect
this changes plus some fixes to sync with 2.5.65 were necessary.
However, no crucial changes were made.
I've tested the "dvb-k
Hello Steffen,
I tried to change the TV norm of the V4L parameters of the dvb driver. The
result I get with -pre2 is as follows (v4lctl is from xawtv version 3.85):
As the author of the video parts of the saa7146 driver, I can only help
you for the "dvb-kernel" driver, I don't do anything for the
The path refered to in theis mail is for the driver in the 2.5.6[0-5] kernel.
Monchi
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On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 04:59:23PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Lothar,
>
> I hereby send you a patch to make the saa7146 driver compile as built in driver.
> I got it to decode mpeg with mplayer, t
We follow a more sophisticated approach that's closer to SetTopBoxes. The
API you describe basically maps the functionality of old av7110 firmware
revisions from Technotrend...
Yes. It is. But as I said required work is to wrap Linux DVB API calls into
respective Windows API functions. It is lik
Hello all,
I've finished working on the "dvb-kernel" cvs tree, it's now ready to be
submitted. 8-)
I had to move some of the header files, changed many drivers to reflect
this changes plus some fixes to sync with 2.5.65 were necessary.
However, no crucial changes were made.
I've tested the "d
Hello Lothar,
I hereby send you a patch to make the saa7146 driver compile as built in driver.
I got it to decode mpeg with mplayer, the only problem I have gotton is that I my
board does not have the analogue module on it, so it will not tune anything but analog
channels. I have also found the
WinSTB WinSTB wrote:
get serious: a friend of mine is currently starting a LinuxDVB API
port to MacOS X, so you're in a good neighborhood, when anybody of you
is encountering serious troubles we'll really consider to add
portability patches you propose to our CVS...
Not sure but I thougth that M
Juri Haberland wrote:
Oliver Endriss wrote:
Juri Haberland wrote:
With the new drivers 1.0.0-rc1 and -rc2 I experience desync of a/v in
VDR after viewing a recording (also on other occasions; viewing a
recording is just an easy way to reproduce. Sometimes it needs just a
short disturbance in the
Hello again,
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Datum: 20.03.03 11:04
Betreff: [linux-dvb] Re: SCART-RGB-Cable blocks my TV
> What you are experiencing is usual with TVs that except RGB inputs but do
> not have the capability to understand whethe
> Since some moment I think about crazy idea about transfering Linux DVB
> software into Windows. Last week I started some experiments with Cygwin
Isn't "multidec" just that? The source seems to include a
port of the Linux DVB device driver. (I've never used it,
just glanced at the source.)
No. It
get serious: a friend of mine is currently starting a LinuxDVB API port to
MacOS X, so you're in a good neighborhood, when anybody of you is
encountering serious troubles we'll really consider to add portability
patches you propose to our CVS...
Not sure but I thougth that MacOS X is Unix-based.
Franck Arnaud wrote:
"Javier Castillo Alcibar":
I need to reassemble the PSI tables (PAT/CAT/NIT/PMT) from a
list of raw TS packets. is there any library to do this??? I found
libsi, but I didn't find any function/procedure to do this task.=20
http://www.nenie.org/misc/mpsy
"WinSTB WinSTB":
> Since some moment I think about crazy idea about transfering Linux DVB
> software into Windows. Last week I started some experiments with Cygwin
Isn't "multidec" just that? The source seems to include a
port of the Linux DVB device driver. (I've never used it,
just glanced at
"Javier Castillo Alcibar":
> I need to reassemble the PSI tables (PAT/CAT/NIT/PMT) from a
> list of raw TS packets. is there any library to do this??? I found
> libsi, but I didn't find any function/procedure to do this task.=20
http://www.nenie.org/misc/mpsys/
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Javier Castillo Alcibar wrote:
Hi,
My problem is that I do not have and DVR hw...and...(sorry)I coding
an academic tool in windows, so I don't have any /dev/dvr
devicethat's why I'm looking for a library.to port it :))
if you just need some example code then take a look in dvb_demux.[c
HI Folks,
What you are experiencing is usual with TVs that except RGB inputs but do
not have the capability to understand whether the RGB fast-blanking signal
on pin-16 is always high or switches high only when there is a valid area
to insert the RGB information in.
When you switch to another TV
Hi,
My problem is that I do not have and DVR hw...and...(sorry)I coding
an academic tool in windows, so I don't have any /dev/dvr
devicethat's why I'm looking for a library.to port it :))
Thx.
Javier.
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Enviad
Demeter Tibor wrote:
Hello Hoger !
I successfuly compile the dvb-kernel based driver on my system, but i
don't know :
- How to complie the vdr and other softwares? These programs search the
standard "dvb" source code directory, but not the "dvb-kernel" dirs.
you'll have to pass the DVB include
Javier Castillo Alcibar wrote:
Hi list,
I need to reassemble the PSI tables (PAT/CAT/NIT/PMT) from a
list of raw TS packets….. is there any library to do this??? I found
libsi, but I didn’t find any function/procedure to do this task…..
if you have a TS stream you can
WinSTB WinSTB wrote:
Hi Linux-DVB Community!
Since some moment I think about crazy idea about transfering Linux DVB
software into Windows. Last week I started some experiments with Cygwin
and was realy impressed by results. A lot of libraries/programs that
are used by LinuxDVB software are recompi
I am sorry if this
question is stupid. I have noticed that on some settopboxes they can sense if
the picture is transmitted as 4:3 letterbox, and if so they put the subtitles in
another postion to help handling zoom functions to 16:9. I looked at the driver
docs and didn't see anything that
Hi
list,
I
need to reassemble the PSI tables (PAT/CAT/NIT/PMT) from a list of raw TS
packets….. is there any library to do this??? I found libsi, but I didn’t
find any function/procedure to do this task…..
Thanks
in advance.
Javie
Hi Linux-DVB Community!
Since some moment I think about crazy idea about transfering Linux DVB
software into Windows. Last week I started some experiments with Cygwin
and was realy impressed by results. A lot of libraries/programs that
are used by LinuxDVB software are recompiled and working fine
André Weidemann sa:
>> You should try the Elecard UDP streaming application. It can decode
>> multicast from the vdr streaming plugin. Just install this:
>> http://www.moonlight.co.il/download/UDP.zip
>
> I downloaded the file and installed the Stream Player. It is working
> good for the exception
Hello all,
I'd like to announce that I'm messing with the "dvb-kernel" tree today
to get it into shape to be included without major pain into the 2.5.x
kernel series.
Due to this, compilation for both 2.5.x and 2.4.x. is likely to fail for
at least today. I hope that I'll be through with this
Hello Florian !
I have a pinnacle pctv sat bt878 based dvb card and i try to use on
linux with the "dvb-kernel" drivers.
I'm successfuly patched and compiled my 2.4.20 kernel, but i don't konw
how to use this card with VDR ?
Because on this card not avalible a hw mpeg decoder chip, i need a
so
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