Steven Toth wrote: > >>>>> I wrote a Linux kernel module which provides one or more virtual >>>>> DVB adapters. When loaded, it creates a char device of the form >>>>> /dev/dvbloop<num> for every virtual DVB adapter. All Transport >>>>> Stream packets written to a char device will be delivered on the >>>>> corresponding virtual DVB adapter. >>>>> >>>>> You can get the sources at >>>>> http://cpn.dyndns.org/projects/dvbloop.shtml. >>>>> >>>> Hello, >>>> >>>> This site seems to be down. Can I download this module from another >>>> site, or is there another way to send a file containing a TS stream >>>> to the DVB drivers ? >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Jean-Claude >>> >> >> Christian, >> >> would this enable me to descramble a recording made without a CAM ? I >> have two cards, but of course only the single CAM, and would like to >> be able to >> store recordings without unscrambling using the card-without-CAM and >> afterwards descramble them using the CAM (which of course is fully >> paid for and >> entitles me to do this) >> >> by the way, the site is down again >> if you want, you can send me the sources by mail >> I'd also be happy to host the sources for you on my website, if you want > > Mauro, > > Exposing an input to the kernel demux via userspace doesn't sound like > a bad idea. It would certainly allow developers to build DVB/ATSC > applications without having access to live feeds, instead using canned > loops provided by who-ever. > > Any reason why this feature (not necessarily this specific patch) > couldn't be part of the regular v4l-dvb tree? > > - Steve Hello Steve! If desired, I could provide an updated version of dvbloop (with a few bugfixes and adaptations to current kernel/v4ldvb version) during the next days. Cheers, Christian. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
