Hello,
I had a 1.5.13 running for a while on a nexus FF.
I did install a second card, S2-3200, together with the multiproto driver and vdr 1.7.0, without patches at this moment, because I am not interested in HD at this time. I am just looking to have 2 cards working to be able to stream on several vdr clients and use the output of my FF card. The S2 card is on astra, and the FF on hotbird
I started with a clean vdrconf directory, and with a channel.conf with only 1 entry (TV5) on hotbird. I hoped that vdr would scan new channels, but it did only for a few.
After starting the first time, it scanned about 10 new channels and stops there. In the DVB menu, update stands on add new transponder
I did try with an other channel.conf. I can see every FTA channel on hotbird, but I have a black screen on astra (nothing as channel not available).
The log doesnt learn me something either. In fact the log is flooded by kernel messages about stb6100 that get_frequence and bandwith. The frequence are always the same. -why is the autoscan not working ? Do I need some transponder file ?
-how can I check the signal on my S2-3200 card ?
-how can I reduce the logs from stb6100 ?
-do I need to apply a concurrent recording patch to be able to stream 2 or more signals ?
thanks for your help
sp
I had a 1.5.13 running for a while on a nexus FF.
I did install a second card, S2-3200, together with the multiproto driver
do you use the latest multiproto's version ?
After starting the first time, it scanned about 10 new channels and stops there. In the DVB menu, update stands on add new transponder
how did you start the scanning on vdr ?
there's reelchannelscan plugin 0.4.1 It works with dvb-s channels on vdr170 , not with dvb-s2.
-how can I check the signal on my S2-3200 card ?
femon-plugin will helpto you
-how can I reduce the logs from stb6100 ?
have a look on verbose option for stb6100 module - modinfo stb6100
-do I need to apply a concurrent recording patch to be able to stream 2 or more signals ?
which patch do you mean ?
Igor
spe@sdmonv.com schrieb:
Errm, you say you have two FF-Cards, one connected to an LNB poniting hotbird and one connected to another LNB pointing to Astra? AFAIk this will NOT work. if vdr has 2 cards, it only uses the second card to do channel-scan, it does not know these two cards are hardwired to different sat-positions, and i know of now way to tell it about such a confguration. Is this correct Klaus? Christoph
Hi,
I was wondering if there was a way to compensate the lack of EPG (satellite) datas on some channels. I'm on ASTRA 19.2.
Thanks, regards
Pierre
Of course. Is there a particular plugins to run for vdr format conversion ?
Tnx
Pierre
-----Message d'origine----- De : vdr-bounces@linuxtv.org [mailto:vdr-bounces@linuxtv.org] De la part de Torgeir Veimo Envoyé : mercredi 21 mai 2008 13:01 À : VDR Mailing List Objet : Re: [vdr] VDR & EPG (satellite) : compensating datas ?
On 21 May 2008, at 20:53, Pierre-Yves Paranthoen (PERSO) wrote:
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Pierre-Yves Paranthoen (PERSO) a écrit :
If you are talking about the french channels, you can use mhwepg http://jrepetto.free.fr .
Hi JC,
Yes indeed, for french channels. This utility seems to be aging. Did you use it recently ?
Merci
Pierre
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Pierre-Yves Paranthoen (PERSO) a écrit :
If you are talking about the french channels, you can use mhwepg http://jrepetto.free.fr .
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I would suggest to start vdr up with only one device at at time (by using the command line parameter to a fixed dvb card) and then use the channel scan plugin, repeat this for each device.
This will surely force vdr to use the only selected device to do a channel scan?
Theunis
2008/5/21 Jean-Claude Repetto jrepetto@free.fr:
On Wed, 21 May 2008 16:57:33 +0400 Igor goga777@bk.ru wrote:
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could you explain please how it's possible to connect 3 cards in VDR to 3 LNB's for Hotbird, Sirius, Astra for example with DiSEq-Cswitch
Hmm, using this switch ? http://www.spaun.de/?lang=en&modul=products&product=842379&produ...
Mattia
On Wed, 21 May 2008 17:01:22 +0300 Lauri Tischler lwgt@iki.fi wrote:
Well, he didn't ask for the cheapest solution, he only asked how it could be done ;)
By the way, the multiple diseqc switch is ok if the number of dvb terminals is less than 4, for 4 terminal or more the multiswitch solution (it hasn't to be spaun) becomes quickly more convenient in terms of complexity and, eventually, costs
If you also need to mix terrestrial signal to the lot, then it becomes even more desirable.
... but we are digressing :)
Cheers
Mattia
Mattia Rossi wrote:
if he has never heard of diseqc maybe some basics would be good
http://www.spaun.de/files/8df79_en_DiSEqC_for_Technicians.pdf http://www.spaun.de/?lang=en&modul=adigs
with diseqc you can address a single lnb among a limited number of lnb´s from the "electrical" point there are two ways lets say 2 sat´s and 4 receivers
1. using a lnb with 4 equivalent outputs for every satelite (you could connect a receiver to those outputs and will get all four options high, low, horizontal, vertical on every output, the receiver switches the to its 4 options, same es having 4 single lnb´s) so you would need 4 single passive diseqc switches, one for every receiver shown here: http://www.spaun.de/files/ba406_de_ske11s133.pdf
2. using lnb´s with 4 different outputs (each for h, l, hor., ver., if you connect a receiver you will only have one option at every connector, thats the difference between quad and quattro lnb´s) 2 of those with a multiswitch (input for every option for every sat) you can multiplie all 8 signals (the lnb´s don't have to be "switched" with voltage or tone to a option) and deliver on the 4 receiver outputs whats needed - this installation alway needs external power from 110/220V, usually used for 4 or more receivers
in the situation with 4 sat´s and 2-4 receivers the scenario 1. will usually cheaper
Igor wrote:
could you explain please how it's possible to connect 3 cards in VDR to 3 LNB's for Hotbird, Sirius, Astra for example with DiSEq-Cswitch
Simple diagram, using quad-lnb's, input of lnbs are called as HB-1, HB-2, HB-3, HB-4 SI-1, SI-2, S1-3, SI-4 AS-1, AS-2, AS-3, AS-4
Diseqc-switch 1 +--------+ | |--- HB-1 Card1 -----| |--- SI-1 | |--- AS-1 | |--- free +--------+
Diseqc-switch 2 +--------+ | |--- HB-2 Card2 -----| |--- SI-2 | |--- AS-2 | |--- free +--------+
Diseqc-switch 3 +--------+ | |--- HB-3 Card3 -----| |--- SI-3 | |--- AS-3 | |--- free +--------+
Lauri Tischler wrote:
Hi, does that really work, or am I misunderstanding a quad-LNB? I though the the 4 outputs of a quad LNB are hi/V lo/V hi/H and Lo/H. Or is that a quattro LNB? So what you are saying is that a quad LNB can supply any of the 4 "freqs/polarization" down any of its 4 connections? Any if required the same signal down all 4 connections?
This solution is certainly a lot cheaper because otherwise he would need 12 input lines, so the spaun would not have worked as it only had 8 Sat input lines. So he would have needed a more expensive model.
Cheers Brian
Brian schrieb:
Hi, there are two versions of lnb's with 4 outputs sold, one with 4 identical outputs to feed 4 seperate receivers, (or diseq-c switches) and one with outputs for hi/V lo/V hi/H and Lo/H ment to feed multiswitches. (like the spaun meintioned in another answer...) so beware which version you by, the purpose is always written down on the box. Christoph
On Thursday 22 of May 2008, C.Scheeder wrote:
This is labeled QUAD, is a little more expansive
and one with outputs for hi/V lo/V hi/H and Lo/H ment to feed multiswitches. (like the spaun meintioned in another answer...)
This is labeled QUATTRO, is a little cheaper
BR,
Ales
Igor schrieb:
Ok, but this does not make any difference in this situation, it will plain NOT work, as long as each card is hard-wired to only one of the LNBs. To get channelsacn working he will have to patch vdr (probably by himself) or get at least one switch to get both satelites to both of his cards. Christoph
Igor schrieb:
Hm, back to basics of satreception... if you want more then one satelite you will need a so called diseq-switch, it has 2 ore more connectors for lnb's and one for a sat-receiver/card. you need such a switch to connect multiple lnb's to one receiver/card of vdr. if you want to connect another card to these lnb's youlneed 3 so called twin-lnb's (these habe two signal-outputs) and another diseq-switch. This is the way it's done regularly. Christoph
Igor schrieb:
Hrm, i could say RTFM, but that would be a little rude ;-) so lets explain it in short: per design vdr reserves the first card in system for life viewing and does not use it for other so called "idle" tasks like epg-scann or transponder-scann if there is a second card in the system. thats by design, and it is written down the documentation.
And when it comes to viewing a transponder, vdr uses the first card to get the signal if that tuner is available. so in your configuration you will only be able to watch the channels on hotbird, but you only can scan on astra with plain vdr.... Nice situation... ;-) Christoph
C.Scheeder wrote:
Aaarrrrgggghhhhh Bloody Germans <G>
per design vdr reserves the first card in system for life viewing and does not use it for other
"live" viewing.
Its a mistake that is made absolutely everywhere, especially in the press, who should really know better. I'm absolutely astounded about how many Germans (I live in Germany), are nearly perfect with their English but make this mistake. But we see it in "Clever Modern" advertising all the time now.
"the length of someone's life" "The concert was shown live in TV" "I live in my house", etc.
There's certainly no system in things like those in the English language.
Sorry, just a pet rant of mine.
Cheers Brian