On Monday 04 September 2006 10:32, Chris Malarky wrote: > Hi, > > Is there an equivalent to this command: > > # dvbtune -f 11473000 -p V -s 33300 -n 110 > > using just the programs available in dvb-apps? > > The stream I'm tuning in to is a multicast network stream rather than an > audio/video stream, and doesn't show up in the initial results from > scan, but does appear when running dvbtraffic. > > If I want to use (s)zap then I need the PID to show up in my > channels.conf, right? > > (I've attached my initial scan data and dvbtraffic output.) Hi again Chris :) You can do that with the latest dvb-apps from hg (note: NOT the released 1.1.1 tgz). First, edit the channels file output by scan, and create a dummy channel for the transponder carrying the data stream. Note: set the service id (the last number on the line) to -1 for that channel. Next tune to it with zap: zap -channels <channelsfile> <channel name> Finally, add a network adapter for that PID using dvbnet: dvbnet -p 110 if you have more data streams, and they're on the same transponder, just call "dvbnet -p <pid>" repeatedly and it'll set up more DVB network interfaces for you. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
