Dave Chapman writes: > Demeter, > > The "-ps" option of dvbstream requires exactly one video and one audio > stream. That is why it is failing to output a program stream. > > You need to use the native transport stream (TS) format and then convert > this into an elementary stream (i.e. mpeg audio) and play it using an > mpeg audio player (e.g. mpg123 or madplay). > > i.e. > > dvbstream -o -f 12148 -p v -s 27500 336 | ts2es 336 | mpg123 - > > "ts2es" comes as part of the DVB mpegtools. >
Or you could use dvbaudio which also comes with dvb-mpegtools ./dvbaudio usage: ./dvbaudio [options] <pid> options: --help, -h show this message --adapter, -a <nb> set adapter number (default 0) --ipacks, -i <size> set internal buffer (default 2048) --demux, -d <dmx> set demux (default 0) --dvr, -v <dvr> set dvr (default 0) --frontend, -e <fend> set frontend (default 0) --freq, -f <freq> set frequency (default 0 = no tune) --pol, -p <pol> set polarisation (V or H) --srate, -s <sr> set signal rate --fec, -c <fec> set FEC (default auto) --sat, -t <sat> set diseqc nb. (default no diseqc) and pipe the output into an MP3 player. You may have some trouble if the player is unable to play at 48 kHz which will give you periodic distortions depending on the buffer size. Marcus -- /--------------------------------------------------------------------\ | Dr. Marcus O.C. Metzler | | |--------------------------------|-----------------------------------| | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.metzlerbros.de/ | \--------------------------------------------------------------------/ -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
