[linux-dvb] Avermedia 771 with fullts?

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Using VLC media player 0.8.1 Janus starting it: vlc dvb:// 
:dvb-frequency=530167000 :dvb-device=0 I flicked through the navigation 
menu till I found ITV and then on the video menu -> video track and 
there are about 7 video tracks selecting one will bring it up in a new 
window. Not very clean way of doing it but it works, you should end up 
with something like this: http://tmrd.net/vlc.png

Matt

Jim Hauxwell wrote:

> Thanks Matt,
>
> what did you do to get this to work?  I have been using tzap and scan 
> from linuxdvb utils to 'tune' to a channel.  Is there some other 
> mechanism under vlc.
>
> Jim
>
>> Jim Hauxwell wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I am wanting to capture a full transport stream, so I purchased a 
>>> selection of cards
>>>
>>> The card I am having most luck with is the avermedia 771 which I can 
>>> scan and watch various channels.  In the hardware support on the 
>>> wiki page it says that this card supports 'fullts' (I think it is 
>>> the budget-patch mode), but I haven't been able to activate this.  
>>> Having read so much on this in the last few days I have tried 
>>> setting the PID to 0x2000, which didn't seem to do anything.  I am 
>>> now stuck, so any info would help me.
>>>
>>> Im running FC4 with the 2.6.11 kernel, and I haven't upgraded or 
>>> patched anything.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>> Jim
>>>
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>>> 
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>> I have managed to get vlc to do full ts with my avermedia 771 on my 
>> other machine (gentoo-2.6.12.x), I could watch ITV1 and 2 at the same 
>> time but it would only play back audio from one stream. My system 
>> managed to display about 3-4 streams before vlc crashed.
>>
>> Matt
>>
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>>
>
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