On 15.12.2014 20:44, Antti Hartikainen wrote: > On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 08:31:41PM +0200, Jari Fredriksson wrote: >> This might be the culprit. My sources.conf is just with the stock >> contents, it does have T and C defined. >> >> But my DVB-C tuner is a hybrid with T capability also. I'll try to >> switch it to device 1 and the DVB-T tuner as device 0. > This will not work. VDR will use any available device to receive channels. > If you have defined order of your devices, meaning that DVB-C device is > always 0, and DVB-T device always 1, then you could edit your free-to-air > channels to be received with specific tuner. > > CA field of sources.conf can be used to define which device to use to receive > channel, so you could try this. > > So instead the line from your channels.conf: >> Yle >> TV2;YLE:562000:B8C23D0G8M64T8Y0:T:27500:513=2:660=fin@4,661=swe@4:5000:0:33:8438:4097:0 > Try this: > > Yle > TV2;YLE:562000:B8C23D0G8M64T8Y0:T:27500:513=2:660=fin@4,661=swe@4:5000:2:33:8438:4097:0 > > Meaning VDR will use only device #2 to receive channel (VDR starts counting > from 1, DVB API from 0). > > Change other free-to-air channels too if this is working for you. > > If you plan to add more DVB-T tuners, then better way would be patching > drivers or VDR to ignore DVB-T capability for the DVB-C tuner.
Thanks! I'll try this. Indeed my try did not work. No matter where I connected my USB tuners in the hub, C tuner was always 0, and T tuner always 1 (strange, but maybe that is magic ;)) I'll editing channels.conf. > _______________________________________________ > vdr mailing list > vdr@linuxtv.org > http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr -- jarif.bit
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