Dave Chapman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> With the recent threads about software decoding and networking of VDR, I
> decided to revisit and release my "DVBstream" application.
>
> This is based on the "ts-rtp" package from www.linuxtv.org. It includes a
> couple of bug fixes to that package and the ability to stream live from a DVB
> card. The license is the GNU GPL.
>
> After tuning to a transponder, you run dvbstream as follows:
>
> dvbstream pid1 pid2 ... pid8
Fine program! There is one problem, you use 'count' twice. If the
size of the packet read is not equal 188 you leave the while-loop
and close the fds using 'count'. But you increment
'count' inside the loop. This results in a segmentation fault.
The if-condition is reached if an error occurs (e.g. buffer overflow)
and you receive a return value of -1.
> On the client, use the included dumprtp utility to receive selected PIDs from
> the multicast:
>
> dumprtp pid1 pid2 > received.ts
>
> It would be straightforward to write a client based on dumprtp that sends
> this transport stream back to a DVB card on the client for hardware playback.
> I haven't had any success reliably playing back a TV stream in software (i.e.
> without any A/V corruption). This may be due to my use of a 10Mbit/s LAN.
Setting the filters and writing to the dvr-device does not work?
Ciao, Guenter
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