On Wednesday 05 December 2001 02:14, Mirko Roller wrote: > I start tuxzap , and switch to hessen 3, press the dvb button. > #cat /dev/ost/dvr > vide.ts > #tspids vide.ts > tspids > Reading vide.ts > 301 302 > #ts2ps vide.ts 301 302 > video.ps > #mplayer video.ps > > Yes... a Picture with sound ..... > > How can i do this, without the hd file ??? > The pipes seem to corrupt the data ...
I used to have a similar problem when using my "dvbstream" application which RTP-streams the TS from /dev/ost/dvr over the network. I too used to dump the stream to files in the same way you did. However, I found that only the following two commands were needed: cat /dev/ost/dvr | ts2ps vpid apid > file.ps mplayer file.ps The command-line I now use to view the stream is as follows: ./dumprtp | ts2ps vpid apid | mplayer -cache 4096 - However, this is still not 100% perfect - I still get the occasional "jumps" in the playback, or occasionally, the video and audio lose sync badly (very slow video playback, audio playback fine). Restarting mplayer then fixes it. NOTE: "dumprtp" is equivalent to "cat /dev/ost/vdr" - it just dumps the TS from the network. It's also work keeping up-to date with the latest Mplayer CVS versions. I've found that it's ability to play files from stdin has improved a lot over the last few months. Dave. -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
