Tim Hewett wrote: > Stef, > > I have two SkyStar 2 PCI cards, a Freecom DVB-T USB2 stick and a > Hauppauge DEC2000-t USB1.2 DVB-T receiver. All work happily > at the same time even with the first three recording an entire > transponder/multiplex each though the hard drive can struggle to > keep up, the Hauppuage can only record one VPID and APID at > one time unfortunately. I think 4 devices is the limit of the driver. > > This is all on a 550MHz Pentium PIII, even in the worst case there > is still plenty of CPU to spare. > > I also use dvbstream, you cannot capture different PIDs to different > files surely you can: dvbstream -f .... -o:file1.ts 600 601 -o:file.ts 610 611 > > I did start working on a utility to fan out/duplicate a DVB stream > containing multiple VPIDs and APIDs to multiple pipes, each being > read by a ts2ps process filtering for particular PIDs. This would > achieve what you are (and I was) looking for, but I never got round > to finishing it dvbstream -f .... -o:file1.ts 600 601 -o:file.ts 600 611 ... notice that pid 600 is duplicated to both files. Naturally, all of the above are possible using dvbstream from cvs > - program clashes are rare and if they do happen > then it is easier to use two dvbstreams with one using one device > for one broadcast and another for the other. It would be more > elegant to integrate the ts2ps functionality into dvbstream (to avoid > using lots of pipes and duplication of a high bandwidth DVB stream) > and it probably wouldn't be that hard either if you can find and > factor out the core functionality in ts2ps. Then you could do: > > dvbstream .... 600 601 -f BBC1.mpg 610 611 -f BBC2.mpg .... > > HTH, > > Tim. > never do it! keep the original TS streams instead, or reception errors will kill your recordings -- Email.it, the professional e-mail, gratis per te: http://www.email.it/f Sponsor: Email.it Phone Card: chiami in tutto il mondo a tariffe imbattibili da tutti i telefoni fissi e cellulari! Clicca e scopri come Clicca qui: http://adv.email.it/cgi-bin/foclick.cgi?mid=2686&d=3-1
