The PMT dump you sent a while ago had a 0x0b descriptor (system clock) which is something I have never seen before (maybe read up on that?). I recently fixed the descriptor handling for TS mode so now all descriptors *should* be recorded correctly with TS. This was in the patch that was sent to Isaac (it's in CVS now) so I guess there's something more to it than that. The PCRPID listed in the PMT doesn't exist as a component stream in the PMT but according to the backend log the recorder opened the correct pid anyway, so I think dvbrecorder is working as intended and this bug is probably somewhere in ffmpeg or the frontend?
If you want to check that the PMT is recorded correctly you can use the following command:
dvbsnoop -n 2 -crc -s ts -tssubdecode -nph -if <TS recording>
That should give you the same PMT as the original one, but with some streams skipped (as decided by the autopid).
Okay, all the descriptors are in the recorded PMT now. But...
In the backend log, I don't see a line adding the PCR PID (like I used to see).
Is there an easy way to tell if the stream is actually in there? All the tools I have get their input directly from the dvb device and not a file.
It's interesting that xine and mplayer will play the file (and seek) without a problem.
Tim.
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