>Graham Leggett wrote:
> Thomas Schorpp wrote
>>> Do the DVB drivers support the Nagravision CA system?
>> i recommend you buying legal cam hw extensions to your dvb, vdr and
>> others should support it.
> My question is: once I have bought the above hardware and CA module,
and
> one I have obt
To offer another hint about capabilities of the CAM's :
Aston is known to have two types of CAM's, one is standard consumer
CAM and another one is so called professional CAM - this one is able
decrypt full transport stream. It is intended just for content providers
and can be obtained directly fro
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Sent: 24. kesäkuuta 2004 16:01
To: Irek Defee
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Subject: [linux-dvb] Re: More than 4 DVB cards - again
>You mean in practice you can expect to transmit a maximum
>> I'm wondering whether this is worth all the trouble.
>> Just network two PCs together an you can run 8 cards without
problems.
>Well, assume you want to access 60 transponders and pay a premium
>for your hosting rackspace as well as for power. That's 15 PCs
>instead of 10 ;-)
Well, that brings
>> Another issue though is how
>> much stream juice one can squeeze out of the cards at the same
time...
>I don't see why you can't squeeze 6*45Mbps = 270bps over the PCI bus
>and the same amount when you send it to a network card. AFAIK, you
>can transmit 1056Mbps at most over the standard PCI
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Irek Defee wrote:
> I can only confirm that in version 2.4 there is no problem whatsoever,
> I am running machines wi
I can only confirm that in version 2.4 there is no problem whatsoever,
I am running machines with 6 cards installed since I have that many PCI
slots available and all is fine and stable. Another issue though is how
much stream juice one can squeeze out of the cards at the same time...
Irek
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There is absolutely no way for CAM or anything else to get the NDS
system
on anything else than their proprietary boxes. NDS is used in UK by Sky
(same Murdoch guys) and nobody ever has been able to something about
this.
Irek
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Due to unavailability of budget Technotrend I am thinking about
switching
to Skystar2 budget cards. But I never used them and do not know if they
work as well in multiple configurations budget Technotrend.
Does anybody have experience with DVB-S SkyStar2 Rev. 2.6C running
in machines with mu
> I have a Galaxis DVB-S 1.3 card with alps_bsrv (ves 1x93) frontend,
but as
> you can see It isn't correctly identified, and It also doesn't tune
any
> channel. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
> In the same box I have 2 Technotrend DVB-T and B2C2 working
flawlessly.
There might be nothing wrong
>Hmm, ok, I can see how stations who have huge archives of PAL material
>might want to use 50 fields/sec HDTV for easier conversion. But
EURO1080
>isn't such a station, so I don't see why they chose this. In fact, most
>HDTV material available today will likely be 59,94 fields/sec, so IMHO
>EURO10
> Have your found antoher one???
>No. Since there is only one channel, I would conclude that any attempts
>to use HDTV/DVB on Linux are premature, unless one is a developer.
Not entirely so, one should be preparing equipment since more channels
should be coming later this year. Astra HD Promo is
Andrew de Quincey wrote:
> Hi, I've noticed this too, but with the STV0299. I can lock to all
signals
>around a symbol rate of 2750 , but not to any which have a much
lower
>one. I've got a feeling I'm going to have to look at the TT driver to
get >the exact settings as well for that.
There is definitely a problem with signal quality. I think it is
maybe even not the most pronounced in cable or terrestrial but in
satellite because bitrates can be much lower.
On low bit rate transponders with Windows software budget cards
work absolutely perfectly. With linux software there is
>i've bought a original tt card, a week ago.
>but it don't want to run:
>saa7146: register extension 'dvb'.
>saa7146: found saa7146 @ mem d08b3600 (revision 1, irq 11)
(0x13c2,0x).
>DVB: registering new adapter (Siemens/Technotrend/Hauppauge PCI
rev1.3).
>Siemens/Technotrend/Hauppauge PCI r
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