On Thursday 11 Aug 2011, Chris Rankin wrote:
Hi,
I currently use VDR to watch Freeview in the UK, and it works great
with a Hauppauge NOVA-T-USB2 adapter. However, this adapter isn't
compatible with DVB-T2 and so I've now ordered a nanoStick T2 290e and
have upgraded to the Linux 3.0.1
Me too - noticed that DVB-T2 stick a while back.
I have the same issue with changing the front-end, I'm particularly
loathed to part with my mediaMVP's using VOMP with my headless server.
This forms a good multi-user, functional, low power, low cost, reliable
solution... who could want
On Friday 12 Aug 2011, Richard F wrote:
Me too - noticed that DVB-T2 stick a while back.
I have the same issue with changing the front-end, I'm particularly
loathed to part with my mediaMVP's using VOMP with my headless server.
This forms a good multi-user, functional, low power, low cost,
If that's not doable, I guess I'll build a new Ion-based box and use xine
for output. The problem then is that you don't tend to get many PCI slots
for DVB cards (well, not with the small Atom boards). Maybe I could just
keep the current vdr box (2.66 MHz P4) and stick an Nvidia graphics card
On 12 August 2011 12:33, Gerald Dachs v...@dachsweb.de wrote:
Currently I am testing vtuner on a Seagate Dockstar with 2 sundtek
DVB-C USB sticks that is streaming to a Zotac HD-ID 40. It is
promising.
FYI vtuner is available here http://code.google.com/p/vtuner/
And here for Ubuntu Natty
DVB-T2 has entered Sweden too, so I'm interested in this topic too.
AFAIK there is only two DVB-T2 gadgets, the nanoStick and Blackgolds
BGT3620, none have mainstream working Linux drivers yet.
I currently stream MUMUDVB(Multicast) - VDR-IPTV from server to client
with EPG imported by XMLTV.
On 12.08.2011 00:59, Chris Rankin wrote:
I haven't pushed it upstream to Klaus, I think the preferable solution
is to do it as a plugin - search for the eepg plugin which incorporates
the parsing code.
OK, thanks. Fedora 15 is still using VDR 1.6.x but the plugin looks small
enough that I'm
Hi,
I currently use VDR to watch Freeview in the UK, and it works great with a
Hauppauge NOVA-T-USB2 adapter. However, this adapter isn't compatible with
DVB-T2 and so I've now ordered a nanoStick T2 290e and have upgraded to the
Linux 3.0.1 kernel in eager anticipation. My ultimate goal is to
I've already found this web site: http://www.rst38.org.uk/vdr/
http://projects.vdr-developer.org/projects/plg-eepg is the currently
maintained successor to this patch really.
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Hi,
On Thu, 11 Aug 2011, Chris Rankin wrote:
The patch here for VDR (with separate drop in files freesat.t1 and
freesat.t2) looks interesting, and would seem to allow VDR to read the
compressed EPG in a transparent way. However, it has obviously not been
merged to VDR in over 2 years, which
I haven't pushed it upstream to Klaus, I think the preferable solution
is to do it as a plugin - search for the eepg plugin which incorporates
the parsing code.
OK, thanks. Fedora 15 is still using VDR 1.6.x but the plugin looks small
enough that I'm hoping it will work anyway :-).
BTW, I
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