> Try dvbstream from dvbtools . Ah, I've been using dvbstream to watch live TV, but I didn't realise the latest version has support for writing to a file. How does it cope with files > 2GB? dvbrecord doesn't like those (I have to record to stdout and then redirect it to a file.) > dvbstream -ps -f 12480 -p v -D 0 -s 27500 -v 255 -a 256 -t 32 -n 10 -o > /tmp/20060903_103422.ps Hmm, is there any way to convert a channel ID (or whatever it's called) into a bunch of PIDs? For example, if "dvbscan" outputs something like this: 0x0000 0x0240: pmt_pid 0x0102 ABC -- ABC HDTV (running) 0x0000 0x0241: pmt_pid 0x0100 ABC -- ABC TV Brisbane (running) 0x0000 0x0242: pmt_pid 0x0101 ABC -- ABC2 (running) 0x0000 0x0243: pmt_pid 0x0103 ABC -- ABC TV (running) 0x0000 0x0246: pmt_pid 0x0104 ABC -- ABC DiG Radio (running) 0x0000 0x0247: pmt_pid 0x0105 ABC -- ABC DiG Jazz (running) dumping lists (6 services) ABC HDTV (0x0240) 01: PCR 0x0905 V 0x090a TT 0x090c AC3 0x090b ABC TV Brisbane (0x0241) 01: PCR 0x0080 V 0x0200 A 0x028a (eng) TT 0x0240 AC3 0x0294 ABC2 (0x0242) 01: PCR 0x0902 V 0x0903 A 0x0904 (eng) TT 0x0906 ABC TV (0x0243) 01: PCR 0x0080 V 0x0200 A 0x028a (eng) TT 0x0240 ABC DiG Radio (0x0246) 02: PCR 0x0901 A 0x090d (eng) ABC DiG Jazz (0x0247) 02: PCR 0x0901 A 0x090e (eng) The channel ID (e.g. 0x0240) stays the same, but the PIDs (e.g. 0x090a and 0x090b) will sometimes change without warning (this is most noticable when our commercial stations switch from single-channel normal broadcasts to multi-channel sports broadcasts.) Cheers, Adam. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
