dvb channels.conf parse
Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 4:10 pm
Actually smplayer uses '+' to allow two audio pids.
I just found at http://www.linuxtv.org/vdrwiki/index.ph ... nnels.conf
the rigth way to do it is using ','
relevant part of syntax:
VPID
Video PID (Program Identification).
0 for Radio channels
1 for encryted channels (pay tv)
If that channel uses a separate PCR PID this PCR PID follows the Video PID, separated by "+" (e.g. ...:164+17:...)
For analogue TV: mostly 301(ivtv > 0.1.9) or 160(ivtv <= 0.1.9, bttv)
APID
Audio PID. Either one or more numbers separated by a comma. Each value stands for a language or two-channel audio. If that channel has AC3 (Dolby Digital Sound), the Dolby PIDs follows the mpeg audio PIDs, both lists are separated by semicolon (e.g.:...:101,102;103,104:...).
For analogue TV: mostly 301(ivtv > 0.1.9) or 160(ivtv <= 0.1.9, bttv)
I just found at http://www.linuxtv.org/vdrwiki/index.ph ... nnels.conf
the rigth way to do it is using ','
relevant part of syntax:
VPID
Video PID (Program Identification).
0 for Radio channels
1 for encryted channels (pay tv)
If that channel uses a separate PCR PID this PCR PID follows the Video PID, separated by "+" (e.g. ...:164+17:...)
For analogue TV: mostly 301(ivtv > 0.1.9) or 160(ivtv <= 0.1.9, bttv)
APID
Audio PID. Either one or more numbers separated by a comma. Each value stands for a language or two-channel audio. If that channel has AC3 (Dolby Digital Sound), the Dolby PIDs follows the mpeg audio PIDs, both lists are separated by semicolon (e.g.:...:101,102;103,104:...).
For analogue TV: mostly 301(ivtv > 0.1.9) or 160(ivtv <= 0.1.9, bttv)