On 7/27/05, Brian Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Todd Ignasiak wrote:
> 
> >I posted a bit of information on this in the pchdtv.com forum:
> >http://www.pchdtv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=882
> >
> >Basically, there are two tables you need to be concerned with,
> >"channel" and "dtv_multiplex".  Channel has the basic channel mapping
> >info, with xmltvid, and refers to an entry in dtv_multiplex.  The
> >dtv_multiplex entry has the actual channel frequency.
> >
> >
> >I modified the channel configuration in mythweb to allow editing of
> >the relevant channel fields.  I will try to create a patch for that
> >tonight, so you can use that if you want.    That would still not
> >address the entry in the dtv_multiplex table, which is normally
> >created when doing the channel scan.
> >
> >
> >On 7/26/05, bmerrill Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I would like to get QAM working with MythTV.  I am able to watch QAM HDTV 
> >>from my cable provider using a combination of dvb-apps, dvbtraffic and 
> >>mplayer but scanning for the channels using the latest MythTV cvs doesn't 
> >>seem to work, i.e. it doesn't detect the channels on the first pass and 
> >>gets "stuck" on subsequent scanning of existing transports.  My 
> >>understanding from the few scant threads I've been able to find on the 
> >>subject seem to indicate that my cable provider is not transmitting certain 
> >>information that Myth requires.  I have tried calling them and speaking to 
> >>the engineers but have not been able to make much headway through the red 
> >>tape, though my limited knowledge on what exactly is missing probably 
> >>doesn't help either.
> >>
> >>However, I was wondering, if I have collected all the relevant info from 
> >>dvb-app such as Video PID, Audio PID, etc, would it be fairly straight 
> >>forward to manually add that information directly into MySQL?  I am 
> >>certainly no expert with MySQL but I think I could figure  out the relevant 
> >>commands if someone could point me in the direction of the relevant 
> >>table(s) that I would need to modify.  But of course if someone knows the 
> >>actual command that would be very much appreciated as well.  Or is there 
> >>perhaps an even easier way than modifying MySQL directly?  Or should I not 
> >>waste my time trying, i.e. a fix is imminent?
> >>
> >>Thank you for any help.
> >>
> >>
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> Hey Todd,
> Thanks for the information and your help.  It's been very useful so far
> in helping me to understand what's going on.  If you do get a chance to
> generate a patch for being able to modify that information from mythweb
> that would help me tremendously to not have to constantly dive into
> mysql to fiddle with settings especially since I would have no idea what
> to modify in mythweb or php to achieve the same result.
> 
> Thanks again,
> Brian
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When I had to set up my mysql db to merge my OTA HD channel scan with
the channels from zap2it, I used a program called mysqlcc which made
editing the tables, and looking through stuff a breeze.  A while ago I
messed with the QAM stuff, but I think comcast was messing with stuff
at the same time, so I never got anywhere.  best of luck.
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