Re: DVB-H support

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Hi Thomas,

Thank you for your answer. Actually the 7000H is sold by HiCAST as an
SDIO module. I am not particularly concerned about the features that
broadcasters are using. I'm rather more interested in knowing if the
equipment is already supported or if i have to develop software to have
a DVB-H full functional receiver. Namely:

Will linuxtv support time-slicing and MPE-FEC

Best regards,
Miguel



Thomas Pinz escreveu:
> Hi Manu, 
> 
>> I would like if there is any intention of supporting the DVB-H
>> technology in linux.
>> As I understand the most popular (and apparently unique) DVB-H receiver
>> uses the dibcom chip. Any comments on this?
> IMHO you must differ between the features of DVB-H. 
> 
> If you need the powersaving between the timeslices, dibcom is currently the 
> only one which can do this. But as you can see at www.dibcom.com sells 
> different chips, the 7700, the 7000P/H, the 3000... And as far as i know, the 
> 7000H, which can do the powerdown and also the hardware-support for 
> timeslices currently not sold on usb-sticks, only in mobile phones. 
> 
> For the 4k-mode, i think also the other dibcom chips can do this. But i don't 
> know any active broadcast, which use 4k-mode. And also the other demodulator 
> manufactors will support this in the future or already. 
> 
> The other things like the MPE-FEC can also be done in the software, so this is 
> independet of the hardware. Furthermore, all broadcasts which are currently 
> running are also configured in a way that plain dvb-t devices could be used 
> for receiving. 
> 
> Maybe this will help you a little bit.
> 
> Kind regards, 
> 
> Thomas
> 
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Campus Universitário de Santiago
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