hello rob
thanks for the info i will be trying this today so ill email back
later on how it works out... as far as the bandwidth i have 100 now
can move to 1000 just have to put the switch in but never noticed if
there was a slow down as ive not had this up and running full time
yet...
abbe
On
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Rob Davis wrote:
Can you get the channel scan done from something else and post a mplayer
or vlc command for each channel. Once you've done that I'll knock you
up a quick iptv script..
You really should consider write a new plugin (i.e. based on the iptv
plugin) for it
abbe normal wrote:
hello klaus
there is open-source software for a tuner called hdhomerun if you had
this info could native support be added to vdr... this is a network
device and it has support in other pvr dvr setups..
just asking as i know there is a europe model of this device... or
hello guys
lars that looks like a nice setup that real media has didnt even know
that was around...
rolf yes that i think maybe is the best idea but as like i said i dont
even know where to start as i have never made a plugin before... i can
write very simple scripts but this is going to need
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 09:25:07AM -0500, abbe normal wrote:
hello guys
lars that looks like a nice setup that real media has didnt even know
that was around...
There's a more detailed description of the system here:
http://www.baycom.de/~acher/netceiver/netceiver_white_paper.pdf
--
abbe normal ha scritto:
rob yes they do have there own channel scanner built into there
software and it produces a simple layout of info... i will attach a
txt file of that output... so you can have a look at it...
thanks guys for all the input think this will work and be smooth
working with
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Nicolas Huillard wrote:
For those who don't spare some time digging on the website:
* this is an Ethernet device: antenna in (single, dual), ethernet out
* no storage inside the box
* they provide an LGPL library libhdhomerun: include hdhomerun.h
and/or hdhomerun_device.h
On 21/01/10 04:20, Rolf Ahrenberg wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Nicolas Huillard wrote:
For those who don't spare some time digging on the website:
* this is an Ethernet device: antenna in (single, dual), ethernet out
* no storage inside the box
* they provide an LGPL library libhdhomerun:
Le jeudi 21 janvier 2010 à 09:27 -0600, Rob Davis a écrit :
More native support could be good.. However, I wonder what the
advantage would be to having this over an internal pci dvb card or even
a usb one? The pci card is surely cheaper, and the functionality is
already there in VDR?
It may
On 21/01/10 15:39, abbe normal wrote:
hello guys
yes you are right a pci or usb device may be cheaper but in my case at
99 dollars each for usb and 108 dollars for pci didnt make since but
in the thought of less pci buses on systems now was a big factor...
then you have to double that cost
10 matches
Mail list logo
