On Tue, 2005-03-01 at 20:07 -0500, Taylor Jacob wrote: > Quoting Nigel Pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Well, yes it is one-time only thing, but setting up > > MythTV (or migrating to a new version) is only done once! > > Anything to make it easier? > > Easier is always better.. > > > (particularly for countries like Australia with 5 or 6 sets of freq.) > > If you look at siscan.cpp I added a "Full Scan" for ATSC that stepped through > every frequency posibility, and attempted to get a lock and if channels were > found it would add them to the DB.. This worked quite well for ATSC since ATSC > has no NIT type table to know what other channels you should try to get.. > > John and I have talked about doing the same thing for DVB (mostly for you > aussies, but I think the Germans DVB-T implimentation also doesn't have a > compelte NIT).. The code in siscan for ATSCFullScan is very hard coded right > now, but it could be adapted for scaning DVB-T.. This all hinges on the > following: > > Are all of the DVB-T settings (FEC Inner, FEC Outer, etc) the same per > country? > John and I think they are.. If so you could chose a "full stepping scan" > (maybe > named better) that would let you choose your country and it would know what > the > settings should be and generate a master list to try to scan.. This would make > scaning a 1 step process for you guys.. > Taylor getting amnesia. I've never claimed they were all the same. But I haven't got to the point where I can test the code and see what happens.
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