> But your Linux machine will be working with the Transport > Stream directly, selecting the particular IDs of interest. > When you look at that particular ID, you see merely a > datastream including the payload. > > So, just as your TV audio will be carried in a form which > will be similar to the mp3 files you've certainly used, or > whatever format, you can also write the teletext data to > a file and work with that. > Ah, right. > When you get your tuner working, or one that does, if you > do receive a teletext service, I'll guide you through the > steps needed to actually see the content being broadcast. Alright then, thanks very much. > and give a feel for how the graphics should appear. > Maybe a full Unicode X font will include such characters > and I can simply map them to UTF8, but I'm primarily > interested in the text content information on my text console. > > Here's the pr0n... > > ???X???X*XX*???*??????? XXX* AMI > ???X??????*??? ???X?* ??? **XXXX > > No, this is not going to work. There are too many characters > which are not yet converted to something and I'm having to add > as `?' by hand. Anyway, the blocks on the left are used to > form words; to the right the blocks would be forming the top > of a female head. > ah, ok... I kinda get it... :-) Thanks very much Barry for all your help with everything, I greatly appreciate it. Cheers, Daniel. _______________________________________________ linux-dvb users mailing list For V4L/DVB development, please use instead linux-media@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx linux-dvb@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
