Robert Cameron The reason a particular standard is not supported is most likely a combination of factors. Access to hardware/network using the technology and developer interest in the feature is probably the biggest reason for lack of implementation. (This can be likened to Tvheadend's lack of support for CableCARD tuners without workarounds.) I think this particular instance falls under the "if you want this feature you must implement it yourself" category.
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell Honestly, yesterday coming back from work I thought it but have a lack of knowledge about everything involved with the standard itself and the coding. Also there is no other way for me. I would be VERY pleased if you give me some tips to get started. For instance: programming language, required hardware (if you know about it), some related plugins and last but not least how to integrate this future "thing" with Tvheadend. Anyway thanks a lot for your reply. I had to come here to get an answer because nobody even in stackexchange platforms could get an answer. It's funny how cuban government "adopts" this standard only because China is gifting the government the old equipment. Yeah, great "leaders".
Saen Acro Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > @saen_acro Any chinese DTMB support forum? Because standard is Chinese, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Terrestrial_Multimedia_Broadcast Provide more info about frequency used and etc. There is a support in DVBAPI http://www.coms-auth.hk/en/policies_regulations/cop_guidelines/broadcasting/television/index.html http://goughlui.com/2015/02/23/trip-to-hk-cn-2014-part-3-hong-kong-free-to-air-dtmb-analysis/
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell Thanks a lot @saen_acro altought this kinda looks very big for me. However this is a reference to someone else. I wiped the web looking for this (not chinese forums) and nothing.
Saen Acro Add new "issue" for DTMB (and link to this topics) p.s. there is a Honk Kong forums in English if mumudvb or Cesbo Astra work you can use it to fill streams to TVH But they do not support on-demand tunning Chinese have patched VDR and MithTV there is some Chinese Distro's with English UI. NFVDR http://bbs.nfvdr.com OPENPCTV https://sourceforge.net/projects/openpctv/ YaVDR http://www.yavdr.org
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell Issued on https://tvheadend.org/issues/4717 @saen_acro. Hope some developer looks into it. Doesn't seems to be a bad idea after all. Would spread Tvheadend across the entire China, Hong Kong, Macau, Cuba, ... More users, more support and maybe more developers.
Saen Acro Support added just build last version from GIT "howto manual" p.s. As I read DTMB terrestrial standard have some of specs DVB-T2 for signal coding https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Analysis-and-Performance-Comparison-of-DVB-T-and-D-Liu-Crussière/16ee852f1e5e6c825703e216ce7ee14431e788cf Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell Wait a second, have you just added the DTMB support some minutes ago?? I'm asking because I am a sysad interested on Tvheadend but have a lack of knowledge about signal proccesing. I guess you are telling my DVB-T2 have some similar specs with DMTB so basically you modified DVB-T2 support for DTMB. Am I right? Oh boy you rock!! Saen Acro Not exactly just both standard have some similar parameters for IN-AIR coding https://ai2-s2-public.s3.amazonaws.com/figures/2016-11-08/16ee852f1e5e6c825703e216ce7ee14431e788cf/3-TableIV-1.png hardware is interested by this standards software need to tell to hardware parameters for tunning then hardware send full MPEGTS to software /in some hardware just channel pids/ and then pids are (re)muxed to channel streams with player plays ;) not so simple as this explaining but nearly Test and share results. Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell @saen_acro The topic is getting a very welcome attention (Mark Clarkstone, Jaroslav Kysela and you) on https://tvheadend.org/issues/4717. I'm kinda happy Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell I'm willing to build .DEB using this link https://tvheadend.org/d/4492-manual-building-deb-packages-on-clean-ubuntu-or-other-debian-distros provided by you and test this new feature in Cuba but as I said my knowledge about signals is very poor. So I'd like to know required hardware for testing besides computer (TV streaming server) and networking devices to share the captured video. Government is selling 'litle boxes' for this but this is a builtin system we have no store for this kind of hardware. Basically we have no store at all for engineering purposes. You could suggest me the required hardware or alike and I'll try to somehow get it from abroad. Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell Hey man thanks for helping me out mpmc Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > I'm willing to build .DEB using this link https://tvheadend.org/d/4492-manual-building-deb-packages-on-clean-ubuntu-or-other-debian-distros provided by you and test this new feature in Cuba but as I said my knowledge about signals is very poor. So I'd like to know required hardware for testing besides computer (TV streaming server) and networking devices to share the captured video. Government is selling 'litle boxes' for this but this is a builtin system we have no store for this kind of hardware. Basically we have no store at all for engineering purposes. You could suggest me the required hardware or alike and I'll try to somehow get it from abroad. In order for you to test/use tvheadend with DTMB you need a device supported by Linux. There's a somewhat outdated list "here" You won't need to create a deb as it's already been done :) Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell "You won't need to create a deb as it's already been done" Do you mean already DTMB support has been added to Tvheadend's repository? That was fast and unexpected :) :) :) :) Saen Acro I'm search from other Open-source software with support DTMB standard only I found is https://github.com/aospan/libjokertv https://www.tbsdtv.com/products/tbs6514_dtmb_dvb_c_quad_tuner_pcie_card.html https://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DTMB_devices mpmc Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > "You won't need to create a deb as it's already been done" > >Do you mean already DTMB support has been added to Tvheadend's repository? That was fast and unexpected :) :) :) :) Yes, the unstable branch is built on each commit. Saen Acro Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > Awesome, this is awesome. We cuban people are disconnected from real world and the advance. Changing a software in Cuba would take a lot of time. For years government has blocked internet access to people and look what we have been losing. I have to say now we are getting more access (expensive but what to do). I'm thinking about create an article or maybe a blog to share this info and somehow "pay" this help to you guys by giving some coleagues reference about you. http://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Donate Next Page »
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell Wait a second, have you just added the DTMB support some minutes ago?? I'm asking because I am a sysad interested on Tvheadend but have a lack of knowledge about signal proccesing. I guess you are telling my DVB-T2 have some similar specs with DMTB so basically you modified DVB-T2 support for DTMB. Am I right? Oh boy you rock!!
Saen Acro Not exactly just both standard have some similar parameters for IN-AIR coding https://ai2-s2-public.s3.amazonaws.com/figures/2016-11-08/16ee852f1e5e6c825703e216ce7ee14431e788cf/3-TableIV-1.png hardware is interested by this standards software need to tell to hardware parameters for tunning then hardware send full MPEGTS to software /in some hardware just channel pids/ and then pids are (re)muxed to channel streams with player plays ;) not so simple as this explaining but nearly Test and share results.
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell @saen_acro The topic is getting a very welcome attention (Mark Clarkstone, Jaroslav Kysela and you) on https://tvheadend.org/issues/4717. I'm kinda happy
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell I'm willing to build .DEB using this link https://tvheadend.org/d/4492-manual-building-deb-packages-on-clean-ubuntu-or-other-debian-distros provided by you and test this new feature in Cuba but as I said my knowledge about signals is very poor. So I'd like to know required hardware for testing besides computer (TV streaming server) and networking devices to share the captured video. Government is selling 'litle boxes' for this but this is a builtin system we have no store for this kind of hardware. Basically we have no store at all for engineering purposes. You could suggest me the required hardware or alike and I'll try to somehow get it from abroad.
mpmc Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > I'm willing to build .DEB using this link https://tvheadend.org/d/4492-manual-building-deb-packages-on-clean-ubuntu-or-other-debian-distros provided by you and test this new feature in Cuba but as I said my knowledge about signals is very poor. So I'd like to know required hardware for testing besides computer (TV streaming server) and networking devices to share the captured video. Government is selling 'litle boxes' for this but this is a builtin system we have no store for this kind of hardware. Basically we have no store at all for engineering purposes. You could suggest me the required hardware or alike and I'll try to somehow get it from abroad. In order for you to test/use tvheadend with DTMB you need a device supported by Linux. There's a somewhat outdated list "here" You won't need to create a deb as it's already been done :)
Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell "You won't need to create a deb as it's already been done" Do you mean already DTMB support has been added to Tvheadend's repository? That was fast and unexpected :) :) :) :)
Saen Acro I'm search from other Open-source software with support DTMB standard only I found is https://github.com/aospan/libjokertv https://www.tbsdtv.com/products/tbs6514_dtmb_dvb_c_quad_tuner_pcie_card.html https://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DTMB_devices
mpmc Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > "You won't need to create a deb as it's already been done" > >Do you mean already DTMB support has been added to Tvheadend's repository? That was fast and unexpected :) :) :) :) Yes, the unstable branch is built on each commit.
Saen Acro Pedro Pablo Delgado Martell wrote: > Awesome, this is awesome. We cuban people are disconnected from real world and the advance. Changing a software in Cuba would take a lot of time. For years government has blocked internet access to people and look what we have been losing. I have to say now we are getting more access (expensive but what to do). I'm thinking about create an article or maybe a blog to share this info and somehow "pay" this help to you guys by giving some coleagues reference about you. http://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Donate
