Thanks for the advice, it worked! mplayer -identify dvb://<channel name>
produced the following result:
PROGRAM_ID=0 (0x00), PMT_PID: 16(0x10)
PROGRAM_ID=109 (0x6D), PMT_PID: 7029(0x1B75)
PROGRAM_ID=1001 (0x3E9), PMT_PID: 59(0x3B)
PROGRAM_ID=1930 (0x78A), PMT_PID: 1930(0x78A)
PROGRAM_ID=15551 (0x3CBF), PMT_PID: 8021(0x1F55)
I was searching for the HD channel with program id 15551, so I added +8021 to
the video identifier in channels.conf and it works.
regards
s.
BOUWSMA Barry:
> I said it before and I'll say it again, what `mplayer' needs is
> -- I mean, I don't know if it would be possible for `mplayer' to
> identify the video as H.264, but for me, it needs this additional
> PID stream to do that. That is something for the `mplayer'
> developers or for someone more familiar with H.264 in DVB to
> answer.
>
> I'm guessing your `channels.conf' file is simple with one field
> for video and one for audio, but no extra fields. If this is the
> case, then what you will need to do as a test would be to write
> more of the stream to a file; the example I gave in my earlier
> reply for BBC-HD is what I pass to `dvbstream'. Then `mplayer'
> should be able to play this file with no problems.
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