I have installed the EEPG plugin from the experimental branch; http://projects.vdr-developer.org/projects/plg-eepg/repository/show?rev=expe... (last revision was 26/08/2011), but I am getting gibberish in the EPG for the FreeviewHD channels.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
Thanks
On Saturday 17 September 2011 20:32:48 Stuart Morris wrote:
I have installed the EEPG plugin from the experimental branch; http://projects.vdr-developer.org/projects/plg-eepg/repository/show?rev=exp erimental (last revision was 26/08/2011), but I am getting gibberish in the EPG for the FreeviewHD channels.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
That's exactly what I was getting when I tried it a couple of weeks back: it didn't seem to touch the EPG for the HD channels (which are encoded) but I also saw it trying to decode the EPG for other channels so I was seeing gibberish creeping in at random for other channels.
I gave up for now because I can only currently play back HD stuff "off line" on a beefier machine!
As I understand it, it's all just meant to work.
Cheers,
Laz
--- On Sat, 17/9/11, Laz laz@club-burniston.co.uk wrote:
From: Laz laz@club-burniston.co.uk Subject: Re: [vdr] eepg plugin + UK freeviewHD = }?Ln??X??Z?Z To: vdr@linuxtv.org Date: Saturday, 17 September, 2011, 20:49 On Saturday 17 September 2011 20:32:48 Stuart Morris wrote:
I have installed the EEPG plugin from the experimental
branch;
http://projects.vdr-developer.org/projects/plg-eepg/repository/show?rev=exp erimental (last revision was 26/08/2011), but I am
getting gibberish in the
EPG for the FreeviewHD channels.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
That's exactly what I was getting when I tried it a couple of weeks back: it didn't seem to touch the EPG for the HD channels (which are encoded) but I also saw it trying to decode the EPG for other channels so I was seeing gibberish creeping in at random for other channels.
I gave up for now because I can only currently play back HD stuff "off line" on a beefier machine!
As I understand it, it's all just meant to work.
Cheers,
Laz
vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
I uncommented #define DEBUG, recompiled and enabled full verbosity for logging in the Eepg plugin osd menu. The system log shows that the Eepg plugin is ignoring the Freeview/FreeviewHD extended epg:
Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: Ended all processing Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT scan idle Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d5 (idx=19) Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d4 (idx=18) Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d3 (idx=17) Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d2 (idx=16) Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d0 (idx=15) Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02cb (idx=14) Sep 29 08:14:10 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c9 (idx=13) Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c7 (idx=12) Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c6 (idx=11) Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02ce (idx=10) Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02ca (idx=9) Sep 29 08:14:09 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c2 (idx=8) Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c3 (idx=7) Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02cc (idx=6) Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:08 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c1 (idx=5) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02c0 (idx=4) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02cf (idx=3) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02bf (idx=2) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d7 (idx=1) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02bd (idx=0) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: trigger Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: Filter Pid:0,Tid:0 added. Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: setstatus 1 Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: trigger Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: setstatus 0 Sep 29 08:14:05 localhost vdr: [28041] EEPG: trigger Sep 29 08:14:05 localhost vdr: [28041] EEPG: setstatus 0
Does anyone know how the Eepg plugin detects supported systems like Freesat, Sky UK, Mediahighway etc?
Stuart
--- On Thu, 29/9/11, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com wrote:
From: Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com Subject: Re: [vdr] eepg plugin + UK freeviewHD = }?Ln??X??Z?Z To: "VDR Mailing List" vdr@linuxtv.org Date: Thursday, 29 September, 2011, 10:12
--- On Sat, 17/9/11, Laz laz@club-burniston.co.uk wrote:
From: Laz laz@club-burniston.co.uk Subject: Re: [vdr] eepg plugin + UK freeviewHD =
}?Ln??X??Z?Z
To: vdr@linuxtv.org Date: Saturday, 17 September, 2011, 20:49 On Saturday 17 September 2011 20:32:48 Stuart Morris wrote:
I have installed the EEPG plugin from the
experimental
branch;
http://projects.vdr-developer.org/projects/plg-eepg/repository/show?rev=exp erimental (last revision was 26/08/2011), but I
am
getting gibberish in the
EPG for the FreeviewHD channels.
Does anyone know of a fix for this?
That's exactly what I was getting when I tried it a
couple
of weeks back: it didn't seem to touch the EPG for the HD channels
(which are
encoded) but I also saw it trying to decode the EPG for other
channels so
I was seeing gibberish creeping in at random for other channels.
I gave up for now because I can only currently play
back HD
stuff "off line" on a beefier machine!
As I understand it, it's all just meant to work.
Cheers,
Laz
vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
I uncommented #define DEBUG, recompiled and enabled full verbosity for logging in the Eepg plugin osd menu. The system log shows that the Eepg plugin is ignoring the Freeview/FreeviewHD extended epg:
Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: Ended all processing Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT scan idle Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:11 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02d5 (idx=19)
..snip..
Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT next Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: PMT pid now 0x02bd (idx=0) Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: trigger Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: Filter Pid:0,Tid:0 added. Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: setstatus 1 Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: trigger Sep 29 08:14:07 localhost vdr: [28047] EEPG: setstatus 0 Sep 29 08:14:05 localhost vdr: [28041] EEPG: trigger Sep 29 08:14:05 localhost vdr: [28041] EEPG: setstatus 0
Does anyone know how the Eepg plugin detects supported systems like Freesat, Sky UK, Mediahighway etc?
Stuart
vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
Looking at the source code for Eepg it's not looking for the Freeview private data descriptor tag 0x0000233a. Does anyone know where I could find information on Freeview descriptors? Would they be the same as Freesat?
Stuart
Hi,
On 29 September 2011 13:00, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com wrote:
Looking at the source code for Eepg it's not looking for the Freeview private data descriptor tag 0x0000233a. Does anyone know where I could find information on Freeview descriptors? Would they be the same as Freesat?
I doubt they would be the same, but perhaps http://deadpenguin.org/svn/dp/trunk/src/core_si.c is a start for you to investigate from?
On 29 September 2011 13:14, Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com wrote:
On 29 September 2011 13:00, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com wrote:
Looking at the source code for Eepg it's not looking for the Freeview private data descriptor tag 0x0000233a. Does anyone know where I could find information on Freeview descriptors? Would they be the same as Freesat?
I doubt they would be the same, but perhaps http://deadpenguin.org/svn/dp/trunk/src/core_si.c is a start for you to investigate from?
You probably need to get hold of a copy of the DTG D-Book to get actual documentation of the private data descriptors.
--- On Thu, 29/9/11, Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com wrote:
From: Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com Subject: Re: [vdr] eepg plugin + UK freeviewHD = }?Ln??X??Z?Z To: "VDR Mailing List" vdr@linuxtv.org Date: Thursday, 29 September, 2011, 13:25 On 29 September 2011 13:14, Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com wrote:
On 29 September 2011 13:00, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com
wrote:
Looking at the source code for Eepg it's not
looking for the Freeview private data descriptor tag 0x0000233a.
Does anyone know where I could find information on
Freeview descriptors?
Would they be the same as Freesat?
I doubt they would be the same, but perhaps http://deadpenguin.org/svn/dp/trunk/src/core_si.c is a
start for you
to investigate from?
You probably need to get hold of a copy of the DTG D-Book to get actual documentation of the private data descriptors.
The Freeview private data descriptor I referred to above came from the Deadpenguin developer website. Unfortunately Deadpenguin does not appear to use the Freeview private data descriptor.
The D-Book is THE reference, but £10000 is rather steep for access to technical data.
Are there any applications or libraries that can analyse DVB streams and list the descriptors?
Thanks Stuart
--- On Thu, 29/9/11, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com wrote:
From: Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com Subject: Re: [vdr] eepg plugin + UK freeviewHD = }?Ln??X??Z?Z To: "VDR Mailing List" vdr@linuxtv.org Date: Thursday, 29 September, 2011, 14:15
--- On Thu, 29/9/11, Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com wrote:
From: Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com Subject: Re: [vdr] eepg plugin + UK freeviewHD =
}?Ln??X??Z?Z
To: "VDR Mailing List" vdr@linuxtv.org Date: Thursday, 29 September, 2011, 13:25 On 29 September 2011 13:14, Dominic Evans oldmanuk@gmail.com wrote:
On 29 September 2011 13:00, Stuart Morris stuart_morris@talk21.com
wrote:
Looking at the source code for Eepg it's not
looking for the Freeview private data descriptor tag 0x0000233a.
Does anyone know where I could find
information on
Freeview descriptors?
Would they be the same as Freesat?
I doubt they would be the same, but perhaps http://deadpenguin.org/svn/dp/trunk/src/core_si.c is a
start for you
to investigate from?
You probably need to get hold of a copy of the DTG
D-Book
to get actual documentation of the private data descriptors.
The Freeview private data descriptor I referred to above came from the Deadpenguin developer website. Unfortunately Deadpenguin does not appear to use the Freeview private data descriptor.
The D-Book is THE reference, but £10000 is rather steep for access to technical data.
Are there any applications or libraries that can analyse DVB streams and list the descriptors?
Dvbsnoop shows the compressed epg data is in the event descriptor of the transport stream EIT. I should have realised earlier if I had run VDR without the Eepg plugin and seen the gibberish epg for Freeview HD channels was still there.
I'll try creating an issue on the Eepg plugin page of the VDR Projects website.