On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 10:05 PM, oleg roitburd <oroitburd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Small snipet from VDR/channels.c
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const tChannelParameterMap ModulationValues[] = {
{ 16, QAM_16, "QAM16" },
{ 32, QAM_32, "QAM32" },
{ 64, QAM_64, "QAM64" },
{ 128, QAM_128, "QAM128" },
{ 256, QAM_256, "QAM256" },
{ 2, QPSK, "QPSK" },
{ 5, PSK_8, "8PSK" },
{ 6, APSK_16, "16APSK" },
{ 10, VSB_8, "VSB8" },
{ 11, VSB_16, "VSB16" },
{ 998, QAM_AUTO, "QAMAUTO" },
{ -1 }
};
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Thanks. I'll use it in the dump.
>i have seen, that FEC will be set if FEC is in initial file.
> FEC you can specify in the frequency file as "AUTO", "1/3", "2/3" and so on.
> I'll update README to make it clear. All frequency files samples show that
> option.
If transponder was found via NIT it will be not set
Yeah, it was my change since I saw NIT specifying incorrect FEC for a channel that was in my frequency list already!
I'll probably change it so NIT will be considered as the correct info unless frequency list include non-AUTO value.
This way it will be possible to overwrite values or rely on network announcements if you want full automatic behavior.
I'll probably change it so NIT will be considered as the correct info unless frequency list include non-AUTO value.
This way it will be possible to overwrite values or rely on network announcements if you want full automatic behavior.
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