Timo Drick wrote: > I installed freevo2 but i do not get it work. (Mainly because of no > time) But i am working on it. > The dbox2 have an easy web control interface. With that interface i zap > the channels. And the ts stream offered from a special port and can > directly read by mplayer and xine. Just over a URL like > http://dbox:31339/vpid,apid
Does that return an mpeg stream? > I analyze the src code from freevo2 and see that the recording is done > by the kaa.record code. I do not know how is the video and audio stream > forwarded to mbus. But i think it is easy for my to modify my dbox2 > implementation for freevo1.5 to get work as an tvdev at freevo2. I made a URLDevice in kaa.record and freevo-tvdev makes use of it. You can take a look in kaa/trunk/record/test/ for a demo. For freevo-tvdev you can make a config file, /etc/freevo/channels-<hostname>-url0.conf to group your dbox URLs into bouquets. I have a similar setup for getting mpeg from vdr-streamdev. Your channel entries may look something like: ## Format is: ## name:id:bouquet:url ABC:1:S32W-31339:http://dbox:31339/4055,4056 The bouquet can be totally arbitrary as it is just used to uniquly group channels together. If that returns MPEG-TS I may need to add an option to the code because I've only tested with MPEG-PS. Anyhow, if the file /etc/freevo/channels-<hostname>-url0.conf is present then freevo-tvdev list (etc) will pick up the channels. The id in your channels file should match the id (access_id) in your epg. I hope this helps, -Rob -- ------------------------------------------------------- Rob Shortt | http://tvcentric.com | Freevo [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://freevo.sf.net | Free your TV
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