[dvblast-devel] A little question about 3.0E

[JULIAN GARDNER]

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> From: Doychin Dokov <dokov at silistra.tv>
>To: JULIAN GARDNER <joolzg at btinternet.com>; Mailing list for DVBlast developers <dvblast-devel at videolan.org> 
>Sent: Thursday, 9 October 2014, 8:13
>Subject: Re: [dvblast-devel] A little question about 3.0E
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>You can manually select the PIDs wanted by adding them to the config file at the end of the line, like
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>239.1.2.3:3001   1   500   501,502
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>2014-10-09 4:37 GMT+03:00 JULIAN GARDNER <joolzg at btinternet.com>:
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>>> From: JULIAN GARDNER <joolzg at btinternet.com>
>>>To: dvblast <dvblast-devel at videolan.org>
>>>Sent: Thursday, 9 October 2014, 2:58
>>>Subject: [dvblast-devel] A little question about 3.0E
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>>>I am looking at 12537/13960/V
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>>>dvb.conf
>>># MEGA
>>>224.10.10.10:1234/udp 1 500
>>># SKAI
>>>224.10.10.20:1234/udp 1 600
>>># STAR
>>>224.10.10.30:1234/udp 1 700
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>>>Problem is on iftop shows these 3 channel EACH running at over 89Mb/s
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>>>If i look at 12734/16751
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>>>dvb.conf
>>># Vouli
>>>224.20.10.10:1234/udp 1 30
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>>>iftop gives 3.1Mb
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>>>Now the 1st 3 channels when dumped shows 95% of the data is 0x1FFF padding pids.
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>>>Any ideas, or is there a way of removnig all the padding before being streamed out
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>>>joolz
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>>I think i found the problem.
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>>If i check the pmt, the ca says this
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>>desc 09 ca casysd=0x2600 pid=8191
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>>So is there a way to disable the CA system and the adding of the pids
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>>joolz
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Thanks for that, but i dont like these manualy systems.

It turns out that the -Y command is the culprit, so i have changed the dvblast code to not add a 0x1ffff pid when it comes from the ca system.

solved all the problems,

joolz


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