On Thu, May 25, 2006, christophpfister@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Arrrrgh, twice the same error :( > > [snip] > >>If the transmitter broadcasts MIS, I have to set a stream_id > >>(otherwise I'd get a garbage mix of multiple TS, right?). > >>Do I then have to set the sismis to DVBFE_SISMIS_MULTIPLE > >>(because it's MIS) or DVBFE_SISMIS_SINGLE (because I want > >>to filter out just one of them)? > [snip] > >sismis and stream_id are only used in backward compatible mode. > >In the mis mode both hp and lp streams are received, whereas in sis mode > >stream_id is used to select hp or lp stream. > [snip] > > sismis and stream_id are only used in backward compatible mode. > In the sis mode there is only one stream to receive, whereas in mis mode > stream_id is used to select hp or lp stream. > > Sorry for any confusion. I was just about to complain ;-) My question was regarding the semantics of and/or naming of the sismis flag. I'm sorry for the unclear wording, I'll try again: - SIS/MIS is part of baseband signalling (BBHEADER): My understanding is that the demod can receive the BBHEADER without prior knowledge if it is SIS or MIS. Thus you don't have to tell it about that. - However, if it is MIS: You have to enable the stream-id filter in the demod and set a stream_id (ISI), otherwise you'd get either garbage (two or more TS mixed together) or nothing (depending on how demod hw/fw handles this error) - Similarly, if it is SIS, you have to disable the stream-id filter because you don't know the stream_id to filter on (unless the demod hw/fw does disregard the filter anyway if it sees the stream is SIS) Consequently, I would rename "enum dvbfe_sismis_flag sismis" to a boolean "enable_stream_id_filter". Because this type and name would reflect what it actually does. So, not a functional change, the drivers would use enable_stream_id_filter in exactly the same way as sismis, but it is easier to understand how to use the API. Provided that my understanding of the matter is correct, of course. Johannes _______________________________________________ linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
