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Sundtek MediaTV Pro (Europe) / Re:issues with kaffeine and tvtime, etc.
« am: August 17, 2009, 11:52:41 Vormittag »
Can you send an audio sample to kontakt at sundtek de?
Just run following:
Do you have pulseaudio running?
Maybe also tune to a channel manually as described in the Installation and capture a sample stream
cat /dev/dvb/adapter[n]/dvr0 > test.ts
Maybe if possible can you upload a copy of that stream so we can have a look at it?
Please try to uninstall the driver
and reinstall the latest version, we had that overflow issue in earlier versions (it was caused by unsynchronised reads of MPEG data and kaffeine couldn't find out the correct boundaries and interpreted the wrong offsets of the stream). Be sure you can see the Signal strength with kaffeine, only the latest driver version supports this
* What system are you using (32 or 64 bit)?
* What kaffeine Version do you use?
Following is what we get when using kaffeine:
http://pastebin.com/m436b6906
Please verify your signal strength with kaffeine, the linux/xine demuxer might not be as flexible and error resistant as the Windows MPEG Codec.
You do not need to switch the mode back from DVB-T/C to analog TV it is enough to close the DVB application and start tvtime, this is due compatibility to existing Linux Applications.
DVB is visible with /dev/dvb/adapter* interfaces, the driver automatically recognizes if someone wants to switch back to video by accessing the /dev/video* interfaces.
Please note a system reboot should never be required. You can just kill and restart the driver by running.
Just run following:
Code: [Auswählen]
cat /dev/video[n] | lame - test.mp3
while tvtime is runningDo you have pulseaudio running?
Maybe also tune to a channel manually as described in the Installation and capture a sample stream
cat /dev/dvb/adapter[n]/dvr0 > test.ts
Maybe if possible can you upload a copy of that stream so we can have a look at it?
Please try to uninstall the driver
Code: [Auswählen]
./empia_installer.sh -u
and reinstall the latest version, we had that overflow issue in earlier versions (it was caused by unsynchronised reads of MPEG data and kaffeine couldn't find out the correct boundaries and interpreted the wrong offsets of the stream). Be sure you can see the Signal strength with kaffeine, only the latest driver version supports this
* What system are you using (32 or 64 bit)?
* What kaffeine Version do you use?
Following is what we get when using kaffeine:
http://pastebin.com/m436b6906
Please verify your signal strength with kaffeine, the linux/xine demuxer might not be as flexible and error resistant as the Windows MPEG Codec.
You do not need to switch the mode back from DVB-T/C to analog TV it is enough to close the DVB application and start tvtime, this is due compatibility to existing Linux Applications.
DVB is visible with /dev/dvb/adapter* interfaces, the driver automatically recognizes if someone wants to switch back to video by accessing the /dev/video* interfaces.
Please note a system reboot should never be required. You can just kill and restart the driver by running.
Code: [Auswählen]
sudo killall mediasrv