[vls-devel] CVS Commit (nitrox)

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Tue Nov 19 15:08:08 CET 2002


Update of /cvs/videolan/vls/src/core
Modified Files:
	parsers.cpp 

Update of /cvs/videolan/vls/src/modules/dvbinput
Modified Files:
	dvbinput.cpp dvbinput.h 

Update of /cvs/videolan/vls/src/modules/dvbreader
Modified Files:
	dvbreader.cpp 

Update of /cvs/videolan/vls/src/server
Modified Files:
	manager.cpp 

Log Message:
  New dvb input working with the new drivers
--------------------------------------------

  I use for this the libdvb which you will have to compile and install
  by hand since there are no release yet:
  
  Supposing you check out the linuxtv cvs in /usr/src/DVB
  go to /usr/src/DVB/libdvb

  $make
  $cp libdvb.a /usr/local/lib
  $mkdir /usr/local/include/dvb
  $cp *.h /usr/local/include/dvb
  $cp *.hh /usr/local/include/dvb

  This should allow you to run in your vls directory 
  './configure --enable-dvb' and 'make'


  This new driver allows you to specify the channelnames instead of the
  frequencies. So you will need to have a .dvbrc in your home (this file
  is parsed by the vls in order to find the frequency). See dvbtools to
  generate this file.
  With this driver, you should be able to use multiple DVB cards.
  You won't have to specify the card type anymore (automatically detected).
  DVB-T and DVB-C are not tested at all.

  DVB target syntax is 'dvb:ChannelName[:DeviceNumber]'
  ex:
   dvb:EuroNews    to read EuroNews from /dev/dvb/adapter0
                   ($HOME/.dvbrc file is used) 
   dvb:EuroSport:1 to read EuroSport from /dev/dvb/adapter1
                   ($HOME/.dvbrc.1 file is used)

. I plan to release soon a new version for
    - starting in command line
    - new dvbinput
  
  I am writing the TODO list before the release:
    - Windows and Mac OS X compilation fixes (cf command line)
    - -t command line option is reported not to work
    - documentation update
  
  Please, report all the bugs or anything that should be modified for the
  release.


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