Manu Abraham wrote:
Hello Johannes,
Johannes Stezenbach wrote:
Apart from the S2 stuff (haven't looked at it in this
version of the patch), there are still a couple of
things which I don't like. Most of them I pointed
out earlier already, but to summaryize and give
some additional explanation:
- too much unnecessary capabilites stuff; I receive a private
mail from Trent and answered:
> See, the DVB Wiki lists a number of applications. You can check them
> all, not one of then looks at fe_caps_t. Why should they?
> If fe_type_t says it's e.g. a DVB-T frontend, that's all the
> application needs to know.
> > I realise it's different for ATSC, so we have to come up with
> a way to handle it. However, adding a ton of totally
> superflous DVB capability cruft to the API is IMHO wrong.
> (This is just my personal opinion, of course, if a number
> of people vote for it I will simply be overruled.)
> > ATSC is different than DVB, so needs different handling.
(Well, the DVB-S2 standard contains optional parts, so it
seems useful to be able to query this, but for the mandatory
parts and the other DVB standard it just is NOT useful.)
A question that which Ralph Metzler asked me in the very beginning, and
hence all this current scenario came in..
Well a future vendor advertises, "Hey, this device works OTA all over
the world"
How do you propose to support such a device ?
These days he is too busy i think, or probably he found this discussion
to be too silly..
Replying to my own post ..
A cut n' paste ..
Revolutionizing the hybrid PC TV market, Philips’ TDA18271 is a new
generation terrestrial / cable silicon tuner that can handle all
worldwide analog and digital TV standards.
Key features
• Supports PAL, SECAM, NTSC, DVB-T, DVB-C, ATSC and ISDBT
• Meets CENELEC, NORDIG unified, A74 and ISF
Manu
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