Re: [linux-dvb] DVB-S2 scan doesn't get provide full output.

2007-11-03 Thread Rudy Zijlstra
Patrick Bulteel wrote:
 I have a TT3200 and I'm running the most current code from Manu's Multiproto
 tree. I also have the szap and scan that have been patched to work with the
 Multiproto stb0899 driver. The problem that I'm encountering seems to be that
 when I ran scan I did get a dump of channels (Astra 28.2E) but... I can't tune
 to any of them.

 There's a test.conf file with the scan file that includes some channels, but
 although I tune to them, they're not named correctly. I get the GOD Channel, 
 GOD
 Europe, etc instead of the one that I'm trying to get. 

 I looked though my scan file and I see the following:

 My scan file...
 BBC FOUR:10773:h:0:0:5300:5301:6316
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:0:2311:2312:51103

 The test.conf file...
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:27500:2309:2310:51103:0

 As you can see it seems that the initial frequency seems to be missing. Is 
 there
 a newer version of scan.tar.gz? 

 Any help would be appreciated.

 -P 

   
you're missing the symbolrate, not the frequency.

How did you modify scan? i only have a modified szap...

Rudy

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Re: [linux-dvb] DVB-S2 scan doesn't get provide full output.

2007-11-03 Thread Patrick Bulteel
Quoting Rudy Zijlstra [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Patrick Bulteel wrote:
  I have a TT3200 and I'm running the most current code from Manu's
 Multiproto
  tree. I also have the szap and scan that have been patched to work with
 the
  Multiproto stb0899 driver. The problem that I'm encountering seems to be
 that
  when I ran scan I did get a dump of channels (Astra 28.2E) but... I can't
 tune
  to any of them.
 
  There's a test.conf file with the scan file that includes some channels,
 but
  although I tune to them, they're not named correctly. I get the GOD
 Channel, GOD
  Europe, etc instead of the one that I'm trying to get. 
 
  I looked though my scan file and I see the following:
 
  My scan file...
  BBC FOUR:10773:h:0:0:5300:5301:6316
  GOD Europe:11680:v:0:0:2311:2312:51103
 
  The test.conf file...
  GOD Europe:11680:v:0:27500:2309:2310:51103:0
 
  As you can see it seems that the initial frequency seems to be missing. Is
 there
  a newer version of scan.tar.gz? 
 
  Any help would be appreciated.
 
  -P 
 

 you're missing the symbolrate, not the frequency.
 
 How did you modify scan? i only have a modified szap...
 
 Rudy
 

Sorry - that's what I meant... 

I got the modified scan from:

http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2007-October/021301.html

Looks like from here.

http://jusst.de/manu/scan.tar.bz2

-P

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Re: [linux-dvb] DVB-S2 scan doesn't get provide full output.

2007-11-03 Thread Rudy Zijlstra
Patrick Bulteel wrote:
 Quoting Rudy Zijlstra [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

   
 Patrick Bulteel wrote:
 
 I have a TT3200 and I'm running the most current code from Manu's
   
 Multiproto
 
 tree. I also have the szap and scan that have been patched to work with
   
 the
 
 Multiproto stb0899 driver. The problem that I'm encountering seems to be
   
 that
 
 when I ran scan I did get a dump of channels (Astra 28.2E) but... I can't
   
 tune
 
 to any of them.

 There's a test.conf file with the scan file that includes some channels,
   
 but
 
 although I tune to them, they're not named correctly. I get the GOD
   
 Channel, GOD
 
 Europe, etc instead of the one that I'm trying to get. 

 I looked though my scan file and I see the following:

 My scan file...
 BBC FOUR:10773:h:0:0:5300:5301:6316
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:0:2311:2312:51103

 The test.conf file...
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:27500:2309:2310:51103:0

 As you can see it seems that the initial frequency seems to be missing. Is
   
 there
 
 a newer version of scan.tar.gz? 

 Any help would be appreciated.

 -P 

   
   
 you're missing the symbolrate, not the frequency.

 How did you modify scan? i only have a modified szap...

 Rudy

 

 Sorry - that's what I meant... 

 I got the modified scan from:

 http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/2007-October/021301.html

 Looks like from here.

 http://jusst.de/manu/scan.tar.bz2

 -P

   
For symbolrate, check www.lyngsat.com. they are pretty good in having 
the symbolrate available.

R.

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Re: [linux-dvb] DVB-S2 scan doesn't get provide full output.

2007-11-03 Thread Manu Abraham
Rudy Zijlstra wrote:
 Patrick Bulteel wrote:
 I have a TT3200 and I'm running the most current code from Manu's Multiproto
 tree. I also have the szap and scan that have been patched to work with the
 Multiproto stb0899 driver. The problem that I'm encountering seems to be that
 when I ran scan I did get a dump of channels (Astra 28.2E) but... I can't 
 tune
 to any of them.

 There's a test.conf file with the scan file that includes some channels, but
 although I tune to them, they're not named correctly. I get the GOD Channel, 
 GOD
 Europe, etc instead of the one that I'm trying to get. 

 I looked though my scan file and I see the following:

 My scan file...
 BBC FOUR:10773:h:0:0:5300:5301:6316
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:0:2311:2312:51103

 The test.conf file...
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:27500:2309:2310:51103:0

 As you can see it seems that the initial frequency seems to be missing. Is 
 there
 a newer version of scan.tar.gz? 

 Any help would be appreciated.

 -P 

   
 you're missing the symbolrate, not the frequency.
 

Looks like a bug, SR=0

Manu

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Re: [linux-dvb] DVB-S2 scan doesn't get provide full output.

2007-11-03 Thread Manu Abraham
Patrick Bulteel wrote:
 I have a TT3200 and I'm running the most current code from Manu's Multiproto
 tree. I also have the szap and scan that have been patched to work with the
 Multiproto stb0899 driver. The problem that I'm encountering seems to be that
 when I ran scan I did get a dump of channels (Astra 28.2E) but... I can't tune
 to any of them.
 
 There's a test.conf file with the scan file that includes some channels, but
 although I tune to them, they're not named correctly. I get the GOD Channel, 
 GOD
 Europe, etc instead of the one that I'm trying to get. 
 
 I looked though my scan file and I see the following:
 
 My scan file...
 BBC FOUR:10773:h:0:0:5300:5301:6316
 GOD Europe:11680:v:0:0:2311:2312:51103

This is the output of scan ?, or did you create it manually by hand ?


Manu

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Re: [linux-dvb] DVB-S2 scan doesn't get provide full output.

2007-11-03 Thread Patrick Bulteel
Quoting Manu Abraham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Patrick Bulteel wrote:
  I have a TT3200 and I'm running the most current code from Manu's
 Multiproto
  tree. I also have the szap and scan that have been patched to work with
 the
  Multiproto stb0899 driver. The problem that I'm encountering seems to be
 that
  when I ran scan I did get a dump of channels (Astra 28.2E) but... I can't
 tune
  to any of them.
  
  There's a test.conf file with the scan file that includes some channels,
 but
  although I tune to them, they're not named correctly. I get the GOD
 Channel, GOD
  Europe, etc instead of the one that I'm trying to get. 
  
  I looked though my scan file and I see the following:
  
  My scan file...
  BBC FOUR:10773:h:0:0:5300:5301:6316
  GOD Europe:11680:v:0:0:2311:2312:51103
 
 This is the output of scan ?, or did you create it manually by hand ?
 
 
 Manu
 

This is the output of scan. I just copied a few entries - the final file had
1100+ entries all without a symbolrate. I went to the http://www.lyngsat.com
site and manually added the symbolrate to a few entries and they work fine (and
are the correct channel, etc.)

I grabbed the scan.tar.bz2 file again in case there were changes, but I got the
same thing. 

--
Patrick


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