> Do you get the red "No Signal" text on black background?
No, I get the "xine" splash screen instead. Sometimes with the VDR OSD on it...
I am using xine-1.1, BTW. Perhaps this is relevant?
> And as someone also suggested, make sure you have xineliboutput set as your
> primary device in Settin
> Please see the xineliboutput README for examples on using xine-ui with
> xineliboutput.
> Both vdr-sxfe and xine-ui can act as a front-end to xineliboutput.
Not any more though, it would seem. Perhaps xineliboutput has not been
maintained?
Cheers,
Chris
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> you must have an output "xineplug_inp_xvdr.so" then, you can play using
> xine cmd line:
>
> xine xvdr://127.0.0.1:37890
FYI, I have been successfully using xineliboutput *for years* with VDR 1.6.x.
The *only reason* I felt this worth reporting to the mailing list is because it
has all stoppe
> can you give output of this command's please?
>
> lsmod |grep dvb
$ lsmod |grep dvb
em28xx_dvb 16720 11
cxd2820r 22613 3 em28xx_dvb
dvb_core 67728 2 em28xx_dvb,cxd2820r
em28xx 66067 1 em28xx_dvb
usbcore 94143 9
em28xx_
Hi,
I have just tried installing VDR 1.7.21 (from Fedora RawHide), with the
xineliboutput plugin from its git repository. I have managed to get xine to
connect to VDR (I think - after I had added 127.0.0.1 to the allowed_hosts.conf
file), but I am not receiving any output in the xine window. VD
> Here is what i did with 1.7 vdr.
Yes, I know it works in vdr 1.7. And xine's DVB plugin tunes into the HD
channels here too. The problem is that Fedora uses vdr 1.6, and this version
doesn't work. So obviously the tuning code in vdr 1.7 is different somehow...
Thanks,
Chris
> I'm not aware of any DVB-T2 specific code in VDR 1.7.x
AFAIK, DVB-T2 at least needs support for QAM_256. I don't think the DVB-T tuner
in VDR 1.6 supports anything better than QAM_64, so adding QAM_256 would
definitely be a start.
Cheers,
Chris
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Hi,
I'm assuming that VDR-1.7.x can tune into DVB-T2 channels, but it seems that
Fedora 16 will still be using VDR-1.6.x. This is probably because VDR-1.7 is a
development version, but I'd like to be able to use my PCTV 290e adapter in
Fedora. So it looks like the DVB-T2 tuning parameters (QA
Hi all,
The AAC LATM patches have finally been merged to the xine-lib 1.2 branch. It
still doesn't configure correctly for me on Fedora 15, but please feel free to
test it out.
Cheers,
Chris
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> Have your patches been merged yet? When will they be merged into the
> xine-lib-1.2 tree? I don't know anyone still using 1.1 since 1.2 is
> where the vdpau dev happens.
Yes, the patches have now all been merged into the xine-lib tree:
http://hg.debian.org/hg/xine-lib/xine-lib
I suspect tha
Hi,
Just in case anyone is interested:
There has been a sudden spike in xine development (1.1.19 branch), and AAC LATM
audio should now be working with MPEG-TS streams. You will also need to be using
FFmpeg >= 0.7.
Cheers,
Chris
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Hi,
I am digging into DVB streams and TS demuxing, and I was wondering: is the PMT
the *only* (reasonable) way to determine which codec a given PES is using,
please?
The TS demuxing code that I am reading (*cough* xine's) seems to have the idea
that if it receives an audio or video PES with a
> The signal from my aerial goes through an amplifier to another amplifier with
four outputs!
> I could probably do with a new aerial!!
Interesting, it hadn't occurred to me to use an amplifier. Although the HD MUXs
are all broadcasting at low power at the moment until Digital Switch-Over is
f
Laz,
I've finally managed to tune my 290e in as well. I have discovered that I need
to remove all of the 2-way splitters that I'd been using to connect everything
up to the wall socket, and then w_scan and scandvb can find the HD signal. But
my version of ffmpeg (0.6.3) is struggling to decode
Hi,
This patch fixes compilation of the eepg-0.0.3 plugin with g++ 4.6:
--- eepg.c.orig 2009-04-30 13:24:57.0 +0100
+++ eepg.c 2011-08-13 23:22:25.0 +0100
@@ -2684,7 +2684,7 @@
class cEIT2:public SI::EIT
{
public:
-cEIT2 (cSchedules::cSchedules * Schedules, int S
Now xine isn't tuning into the HD channels again either. Maybe it's a problem
with the transmitter, but I'm thinking that the DVB userspace doesn't have
enough support for DVB-T2 yet.
Cheers,
Chris
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Using scandvb with the "-o vdr" parameter is failing, but without it I get the
following lines:
BBC
HD:55400:INVERSION_AUTO:BANDWIDTH_8_MHZ:FEC_2_3:FEC_AUTO:QAM_256:TRANSMISSION_MODE_8K:GUARD_INTERVAL_1_32:HIERARCHY_NONE:0:0:17472
BBC One
HD:55400:INVERSION_AUTO:BANDWIDTH_8_MHZ:FEC_2_3:
Hi,
My 209e has arrived and is giving me all the normal Freeview channels. However,
I'm unable to tune it into the HD ones. According to this site,
the HD channels are all available on a separate MUX:
http://www.ukfree.tv/txdetail.php?a=TQ339712
256QAM 32k 2/3
40Mb/s
DVB-T2 MPEG4
50 BBC One H
> I haven't pushed it upstream to Klaus, I think the preferable solution
> is to do it as a plugin - search for the eepg plugin which incorporates
> the parsing code.
OK, thanks. Fedora 15 is still using VDR 1.6.x but the plugin looks small
enough that I'm hoping it will work anyway :-).
BTW, I
Hi,
I currently use VDR to watch Freeview in the UK, and it works great with a
Hauppauge NOVA-T-USB2 adapter. However, this adapter isn't compatible with
DVB-T2 and so I've now ordered a nanoStick T2 290e and have upgraded to the
Linux 3.0.1 kernel in eager anticipation. My ultimate goal is to
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