On 28.01.2009 21:51, Matthias Dahl wrote: > Hi. > > On Wednesday 28 January 2009 17:45:49 Klaus Schmidinger wrote: > >> When I tune to that transponder, I only get > > Please try... > > ITV HD;BSkyB:11427:hC23M2O0S0:S28.2E:27500:3401=2:3402:0:0:10510:0:0:0 > > Works fine here. You will get a test picture. > >> Maybe all it would take is to add 0x0B to the switch in >> cPatFilter::Process(), as in: > > Nope vdr changes the correct channel data to:
I doubt that '2' is the "correct" video stream type, because even if I disable the automatic channel update and use the above channel data, VDR can't find any frame borders in that stream. > ITVHD;BSkyB:11427:hC23M2O0S0:S28.2E:27500:3404+3401=11:0;3402=eng:0:0:10510:0:0:0 > > Without adding 0x0B it's being changed to: > > ITV HD;BSkyB:11427:hC23M2O0S0:S28.2E:27500:0:0;3402=eng:0:0:10510:0:0:0 The video stream is announced as 0x0B, which, as far as I have seen in some Google searches, means H.222. So instead of "clamping" the video type to 2 (i.e. MPEG2) it would be better to find out what exactly H.222 is and how to handle it in cPatFilter::Process(), cFrameDetector::Analyze() and cPatPmtParser::ParsePmt(). Otherwise, while you may even get a picture in live mode, VDR won't be able to record anything. I'll have to leave this to somebody with more knowledge about H.222, though... Klaus _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
