Hi Mark,
i had the same problem.
the solution is to resize the video to one of the following resolutions:
352 x 288
480 × 576
544 × 576
take the one which is nearest to the original resolution of your stream.
these are resolutions which the hardware scaler of the FF accepts.
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Verzonden: vrijdag 22 augustus 2008 13:05
Aan: vdr@linuxtv.org
Onderwerp: [vdr] iptv plugin - hardware scaling
Hi,
I’m using iptv 0.2.1 with vdr 0.1.7 to view NASA TV on a tech
hello,
im using xineliboutput and sxfe via remote.
my system is debian etch with e-tobi vdr 1.6 and e-tobi xineliboutput packages
(1.0.0~rc2+cvs20080223). my output is via VGA using XV with openchrome drivers
(mainboard is epia pd 1ghz).
when i use the media player i experience several problems
>I need to spend some more time googling for free streams...
http://www.global-itv.com/
a very wide list of streams.
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>Looks like the streams I'm connecting to are the problem - various errors
>connecting.
try playing the streams with vlc on your favorite desktop - if it works there,
it should also work with iptv plugin.
>RE: the no sound problem, I'm struggling to troubleshoot this as the Nasa
>Public channel
have a look here:
http://www.saunalahti.fi/~rahrenbe/vdr/iptv/
as far as i know, you have to change your channels.conf like this:
NasaTV Public;IPTV:1:IPTV|S0P0|EXT|iptvstream.sh|1:P:0:2:3:0:0:1:0:0:0
NasaTV Media;IPTV:2:IPTV|S0P0|EXT|iptvstream.sh|2:P:0:2:3:0:0:1:0:0:0
NasaTV Education;IPTV:3:IP
since you are using Bahn TV, i believe you are german.
i added a couple of lines to the vdr-wiki entry of the iptv plugin, maybe it is
worth checking:
http://vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/Iptv-plugin
for the audio: you have installed w32codecs?
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Jan
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have a look here:
http://www.global-itv.com/
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>So the next question is: which CPU to use?
i would definitely go for the intel core2duo e4300. have a look here:
http://www.hardtecs4u.de/reviews/2007/intel_e6420_e4300/index6.php
beside its low power consumption it offers also two cores, which might be handy.
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>But AFAICS unfortunately no gigabit Ethernet (which I'd like have in order
>to record to my server).
how about the ASUS P5GC ?
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>Please have a look at the example iptvstream.sh script provided with
>iptv plugin. This script can be used as a good starting point when
>adding vlc transcoded channels.
ahhh, i did not see that sample file... thanks for that hint!
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>This version also features back-ports of necessary iptv integration
>patches for vdr version 1.4.7. In other words using iptv plugin with
>stable vdr version should now be possible.
thanks!
i just re-read the instructions on your website but i still dont get how to use
the EXT format... whats th
>Iptv plugin uses VLC to transcode only the stream being currently
>received so there really should not be any CPU power wasted on
>transcoding inactive streams.
well, then i misunderstood the whole thing. i thought that the user has to make
the stream ready and iptv will use it. at least thats h
>The vlc player with its integrated vlm server (aka. telnet interface) is
>a good starting point, as it provides RTSP VoD sources with the ability
>of play/pause and seek. I'm not sure, but I think vlm can also stream
>live streams. And even on-the-fly transcoding works.
i have played a bit wit
Hi,
thanks for this great new plugin!
i tryed VLC to transcode on the fly some windows media streams which i want to
use with your iptv plugin.
it seems to work with some issues: transcoding takes about 15% of my cpu power
per stream. i would like to watch 5 different streams, this would take al
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